The Hairy Bikers Ride Again
The Hairy Bikers Ride Again by Dave Myers is a UK edition published by Michael Joseph in 2007, featuring 256 pages in English. This cookbook invites readers to join the Hairy Bikers, Dave and Si, as they embark on culinary adventures across various countries, including Morocco, Belgium, and India. The book showcases their enthusiasm for travel and food, offering a collection of recipes that emphasize simplicity and flavor, using easily accessible ingredients.
Readers will find a variety of fuss-free recipes that cater to different tastes and occasions, including dishes like Ardennes Pork Chops, Vegetable Biriyani, and Fish Masala. The Hairy Bikers Ride Again not only presents cooking methods but also shares engaging travel anecdotes, making it a blend of culinary and travel experiences. With a focus on entertaining and regional cuisines, this edition serves as a resource for those looking to explore international flavors while enjoying the charm of the Hairy Bikers’ journey.
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Join the Hairy Bikers on the road with their second bestselling cookbook.
Dave and Si are back carving up the roads of the world, from Morocco, to Belgium, to India and more, on their motorbikes in search of adventure and delicious food.
Their infectious enthusiasm and natural charm makes them a joy to watch and their delicious, relaxed food is a pleasure to cook and eat.
This book is no exception, with recipes for fuss-free and tasty food using easy to source ingredients, as well as a load more of their fascinating travelling tales.
Delicious recipes include
– Ardennes Pork Chops
– Vegetable Biriyani
– Fish Masala
– Banana Lassis
– South American Chilli
‘The Hairy Bikers’ Cookbook is not so much a breath of fresh air as who left the bleeding door open . . .?’ Guardian
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