Cooks Illustrated 2005 Annual
KSh800.00
This terrific cook book contains all six of the 2005 issues complete in their original form, plus a master recipe and article index. These publications are known for their wonderful recipes, helpful illustrations, color photographs, & without advertisement.
Category: | Cookbooks, Food & Wine |
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Weight | 0.917 kg |
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