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- Hodder & Stoughton
Prose: non-fiction, Cooking, General cookery & recipes
Delicious, easy one-pot cooking from one of the nation's favourite chefs.
Perfect for anyone who loves good food but hates washing up, Potty contains 100 of Clarissa's favourite recipes which can all be cooked in one dish in the oven or on the hob. The book is a mouth-watering collection of casseroles, risottos, stir-fries and roasts and there are even some fantastic one-pot puddings such as claret jelly and creamy rice pudding - perfect for winter evenings.With the help of Potty you can now serve up delicious home-cooked meals without having to spend hours washing up every last pan in the kitchen. And because one pot dishes can be left in the oven to slow-cook, you can use less expensive cuts of meat that will still be meltingly tender and tasty to eat.Potty provides tried-and-tested recipes for spectacular yet simple dishes from one of Britain's best-loved food writers.
Clarissa Dickson Wright
Clarissa Dickson Wright, formerly of Two Fat Ladies fame, has ten cookery books, one Food Anthology and an autobiography to her name. She starred with Johnny Scott in three series of Clarissa and the Countryman for BBC2 and they co-authored the bestselling The Game Cookbook and Sunday Roast. Her no-nonsense approach to food led to frequent media appearances and her outspoken and witty views won her many friends. She was a passionate supporter of rural life and pursuits. Sadly, Clarissa died aged 66 on Saturday 15th March 2014 at Edinburgh's Royal Infirmary. She will be greatly missed. Johnny Scott is a farmer, naturalist and historian and has written for many newspapers and magazines.
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