This fabulous collection of 180 dishes celebrates the much-loved cuisine of China and South-east Asia. The specially selected recipes provide a wide variety of tasty and exciting meals, from much-loved Chinese classics, to less well-known dishes.
This fabulous collection of 180 dishes celebrates the much-loved cuisine of China and South-east Asia. The specially selected recipes provide a wide variety of tasty and exciting meals, from much-loved Chinese classics, to less well-known dishes.
This fabulous collection of 180 dishes celebrates the much-loved cuisine of China and South-east Asia. The specially selected recipes provide a wide variety of tasty and exciting meals, from much-loved Chinese classics, to less well-known dishes.
Jenni Fleetwood is a highly experienced food writer and cookery editor. She loves travelling, and she spends part of every year in South Africa, where, in addition to enthusiastically sampling the food and wine, Jenni helps to run Iziko lo Lwazi, a non-profit craft project. She has compiled and written many cookery books on international cuisines, including the food of Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Caribbean.
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