Foodie reads to die for?
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Gorgeous Desserts by Annie Bell
OK, we\'re exaggerating but not much! From fun to gourmet, traditional to exotic, we give you our pick of the top cookbooks around. Read through our gallery to discover them. Here\'s the first...
Gorgeous Desserts by Annie Bell (Kyle Cathie, £14.99)
A delicious cookbook which makes you want to lick the pages...
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Good Housekeeping Step-by-Step cookbook (Collins & Brown, £25)
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Good Housekeeping Step-by-Step cookbook
The perfect book for those who like a bit of hand-holding in the kitchen. Each tried and tested recipe is accompanied by step by step photographs.
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Eating for England by Nigel Slater (4th Estate, £16.99)
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Eating for England by Nigel Slater
If you grew up on Wagon Wheels and Fray Bentos pies you\'ll love this foodie memoir.
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Holiday by Bill Granger (Murdoch £19.99)
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Holiday by Bill Granger
Fresh flavours from the laid-back Aussie chef.
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Week in, Week out: 52 seasonal stories by Simon Hopkinson (Quadrille, £20)
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Week in, Week out: 52 seasonal stories by Simon Hopkinson
For gutsy foodies and those on the look-out for more game recipes than they can shake as stick at.
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Nigella Express by Nigella Lawson (Chatto & Windus, £20)
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Nigella Express by Nigella Lawson
Nigella does fast food - but not as you know it!
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How to cook for food allergies by Lucinda Bruce-Gardyne (Rodale, £16.99)
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How to cook for food allergies by Lucinda Bruce-Gardyne
More and more of us seem to developing food allergies, from wheat to milk to gluten. This invaluable book provides advice, alternatives and recipes.
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Wild garlic, gooseberries and me: A chef\'s stories and recipes from the land by Denis Cotter (Collin
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Wild garlic, gooseberries and me: A chef\'s stories and recipes from the land by Denis Cotter
The mix of anecdotes, foraging information and vegetarian recipes makes this a cookbook with a difference.
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Everyday Novelli by Jean Christope Novelli (Headline, £20)
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Everyday Novelli by Jean Christope Novelli
Our favourite French chef\'s latest book is packed full of everyday recipes, from brunch ideas to food for friends.
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One step ahead by Mary Berry (Quadrille, £19.99)
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One step ahead by Mary Berry
We love Mary Berry\'s books - they\'re always full of reliable, delicious recipes. In her latest she shows how to get organised in the kitchen by cooking ahead.
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Further adventures in search of perfection by Heston Blumenthal (Bloomsbury, £20)
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Further adventures in search of perfection by Heston Blumenthal
We don\'t want to be sexist but this may well be the book for the man in your life who sees cooking as a science
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1080 recipes by Javier Mariscal, Ines Ortega & Simone Ortega (Phaidon, £24.95)
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1080 recipes by Javier Mariscal, Ines Ortega & Simone Ortega
The bible of Spanish cooking. No really.
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The River Cottage fish book by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall (Bloomsbury, £30)
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The River Cottage fish book by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Not just a book of recipes, this is a guide to appreciating our fishy friends, from learning about their habitats to fish seasonality, it\'s all here.
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Indian food made easy by Anjum Anand (Quadrille, £14.99)
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Indian food made easy Anjum Anand
The Nigella of Indian cooking shows that curries and naans can be straightforward and fuss-free.
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