A Sprig of Mint: Twenty-five Classic Recipes by John Midgley
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- ISBN 10 0821220993
- ISBN 13 9780821220993
- Published May 19 1994
- Format Hardcover
- Page Count 40
- Language English
- Countries United Kingdom
- Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
- Imprint Little, Brown
Publishers Text
Each title in this series gives advice on growing and cooking with an important culinary herb and features 25 recipes. Mint is an ancient culinary herb which has been gathered from the wild or cultivated since neolithic times. Its sweet aroma and taste complement a wide range of ingredients, and it is extremely versatile - flavouring sweet and savoury dishes. Unlike many culinary herbs, it is equally good used dry or fresh. Mint is very easy to grow and makes an ideal container herb. This book is packed with information about growing and cooking with mint, and features 25 recipes - from Lebanese tabbouleh and mint soup, to Vietnamese spicy marinated beef kebabs and Spanish meatballs in spicy tomato sauce.Other cookbooks by this author
- 100 Fast Noodle Dishes
- 100 Great Snacks
- The Goodness of Beans, Peas and Lentils
- The Goodness of Beans, Peas and Lentils
- The Goodness of Garlic
- The Goodness of Garlic
- The Goodness of Grains
- The Goodness of Grains
- The Goodness of Nuts and Seeds
- The Goodness of Nuts and Seeds
- The Goodness of Olive Oil
- The Goodness of Olive Oil
- The Goodness of Peppers
- The Goodness of Peppers
- The Goodness of Potatoes and Root Vegetables
- The Goodness of Potatoes and Root Vegetables
- The Goodness of Vinegars
- The Goodness of Vinegars
- The Great Victorian Cookbook
- Mushrooms on the Menu
- A Sprig of Basil
- A Sprig of Coriander: Twenty-Five Classic Recipes
- A Sprig of Parsley

