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Save with Jamie Shop Smart, Cook Clever, Waste Less Hardcover – August 29, 2013
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- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherPenguin Books Ltd
- Publication dateAugust 29, 2013
- Dimensions7.95 x 1.18 x 9.8 inches
- ISBN-100718158148
- ISBN-13978-0718158149
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- Publisher : Penguin Books Ltd (August 29, 2013)
- Language : English
- ISBN-10 : 0718158148
- ISBN-13 : 978-0718158149
- Item Weight : 2.35 pounds
- Dimensions : 7.95 x 1.18 x 9.8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #983,663 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #42,264 in Cookbooks, Food & Wine (Books)
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About the author

Jamie Oliver is a global phenomenon in food and campaigning. During a 20-year television and publishing career he has inspired millions of people to enjoy cooking from scratch and eating fresh, delicious food. Through his organization, Jamie is leading the charge on a global food revolution, aiming to reduce childhood obesity and improve everyone's health and happiness through food.
Jamie started cooking at his parents' pub, The Cricketers, in Clavering, Essex, at the age of eight. After leaving school he began a career as a chef that took him to the River Café, where he was famously spotted by a television production company and the Naked Chef was born.
He has now published 23 bestselling cookery books, all with accompanying TV shows. Jamie lives in London and Essex with his wife Jools and their children.
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I love that it gives me a "mothership" recipe and then many ways to use the leftovers.
I like the shop smart and waste less pages.
Love the dim sum pork buns, Mexican caesar salad and lamb kebabs to name a few.
New ways to use leftover roast drippings, leftover wine, and bread.
Book is laid out well with pictures of the finished products.
This book is no different. Jamie gives us common-sense answers to everyday issues. "What do I need in stock?" "How can I use _______?" I fill in the blank with things like eggplants, zucchini (courgettes), chilies...you name it. "How can I avoid wasting food?" That's a big one with me. With the best intentions I plan menus and cook for the week. Somehow I always end up throwing away perfectly good food or not-so-well-prepared food. This book answers the questions and offers solid advice.
My freezer is now full of properly portioned (for me) cheese, fruit and meat. It also has frozen ends and bits of veggies, chicken bones and other bits (like tomato paste...who uses a whole can at once...not me) to use for broths and sauces.
Jamie uses everyday terms, not culinary la-dee-dah, condescending chef-speak.
This is a good read with good recipes.
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Great idea's for old bread, all odds and ends go straight in the freezer waiting to be baked into garlic bread, tuscan salads or croutons for soup. As a keen home cook i found all recipe's easy to follow, tonight we're having the minestrone with a mother ship chicken roast at the weekend with chicken pie made from the left overs. Apart from the odd slice of moldy bread or a couple of squished cherry tomato's in the back of the salad drawer we have zero food wastage, and eat like kings off an average of £35/week including all toiletries, cat food and cleaning stuff. Well worth it folks!



