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This cookbook makes entertaining fun, easy and enjoyable for both you and your guests. You adore cooking and entertaining friends for an evening of fine dining but you don't have the time, energy or money to host elaborate, time-consuming social affairs. Hosting a dinner party should not be a daunting task and Christopher Carnrick and Arthur Knighton make the process easy, stress free, economical and FUN Dinner for Six at 8:00 contains delectable dishes, sure to please the most sophisticated or simple palate. The mouth-watering complete dinners are diverse, ranging from innovative...

This "LIFE RING IN THE KITCHEN" is a "must have" for any Cook, Chef or Foodie Even the best Chefs make mistakes at times but with this handy reference, you can make a quick recovery Who hasn't burnt the cookies, added salt instead of sugar, forgotten or not have an essential ingredient? All cooks have these kinds of experiences and this resourceful guide can turn it around and rescue the dish. Some of the best recipes have come from mistakes after all. If you think such tips as these contained in this book are only for novices, rest assured that the professionals among us are the biggest...

The battle for Ceylon
During the first decade of the 19th century the struggle for imperial domination still raged across the globe. Britain and France were at war as the tide that swept away the Bourbon monarchy in bloody revolution gained momentum under the genius of Napoleon Bonaparte and was felt from Europe to the East and West Indies. Britain in dominating the Indian sub-continent was in conflict with martial cultures who often had French backing. Here the future Duke of Wellington would make his name before his greater military glories in Iberia. The tear-drop shaped island of...

The battle for Ceylon
During the first decade of the 19th century the struggle for imperial domination still raged across the globe. Britain and France were at war as the tide that swept away the Bourbon monarchy in bloody revolution gained momentum under the genius of Napoleon Bonaparte and was felt from Europe to the East and West Indies. Britain in dominating the Indian sub-continent was in conflict with martial cultures who often had French backing. Here the future Duke of Wellington would make his name before his greater military glories in Iberia. The tear-drop shaped island of...