Bill Granger, hugely popular Australian food writer, television chef & restaurateur has worked his particular magic on over 100 of his favourite classic dishes, bringing them effortlessly into the twenty-first century. Bill's Basics is a cheat's guide to making the recipes that every home cook wants to master. Bill has simplified techniques, minimised fussy ingredient lists & given these core dishes a modern twist that's in tune with our busy lives & passion for fresh & healthy flavours. This is a one-stop manual of favourite dishes for every occasion, from lazy breakfasts to late-night suppers to lunch for a crowd. In choosing them, Bill has drawn on all his fondest food memories, including dishes from a variety of different countries. From lamb tagine to prawn laksa, Thai beef salad to chocolate brownies, chicken burritos to creme caramel, this is the repertoire that every home cook wants to master. Bill's Basics will quickly become the essential book that all home cooks turn to time & again. A modern classic, packed with irresistible photography, written with Bill's trademark friendly yet reassuring authority, it will have readers cooking their way through it from cover to cover. ...

Ever eaten at Bill's? If you haven't, then put it on your To Do list. If you have, then you'll know it's all about the atmosphere & the food
- it's delicious, it's different, it's full of fabulous flavours & textures; a unique celebration of eating. From breakfast to bedtime, from the first green shoots of spring to the frostiest of winter days, Bill picks & cooks his way through the seasons. Choosing favourites as he goes & bringing colour & energy to even the simplest dishes, this book is packed with recipes & ideas that will inspire you to cook, eat & smile every day of the year.
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The inside story of the one of the most successful British st&-up comedians, as told by the person best

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Big sister elephant Bella teases little brother Billy because he can't squirt water through his trunk. But when Bella's mischief lands them both in trouble, Billy not only comes to her rescue, but gives Bella her comeuppance as well. Both siblings are surprised to discover that the most challenging achievements sometimes happen by accident. Age 1+. ...

Details: Billy Bean doesn't expect his dream of building a rocket will ever get off the ground..until two eager yellow
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Billy Bragg remains a much-loved songwriter & performer, whose campaigning shows no sign of relenting. This is Billy's story with his thoughts on the London bombings & the BNP's success in his hometown of Barking in May 2006, both of which lead to debates on multiculturalism & Englishness, subjects increasingly close to Billy's heart. ...

By the time he was ten years old Billy Brown was running a successful little business on the black market: whatever you needed, from bricks & fire wood to condoms, dress material or machetes Billy Brown could get it
- or knew a man who could. &, for the right price, he would deliver it direct to your door in an old carriage pram. This is the highly entertaining & eye-opening memoir of a young boy growing up in 1950s post-war London. With energy & insight, Billy Brown paints a vivid & lively picture of Britain emerging from the ruins of the war, the hunger for opportunity, the growing pace of modernisation, & the pride & optimism that held communities together. Londoners were intent on getting themselves back on their feet & it provided the perfect opportunity for a boy with ambition & a lively imagination. Born in Brixton, south London, in 1942 Billy Brown was a loveable scamp with a nose for mischief. Left to his own devices whilst both his parents went out to work, if there was trouble to be had, Billy would be in the thick of it. Ignoring the shaking of fists from his neighbours, his mother's scoldings & the regular thwack of the cane on his bottom at school, Billy wheeled & dealed, charmed Woolies Girls, planned coronation celebrations, ran circles around circus performers & persuaded villains to work on his terms.
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The Second World War is over, & London is getting back on its feet. But rationing is not over, & for ten-year-old Billy Brown this means business. It's the perfect time for a mischievous boy with ambition & imagination? Left to his own devices with both his parents at work, Billy scours the bombsites & the markets, finds a Saturday job at a scrap metal yard, & sells everything from bricks to horse muck. Billy brings to life a multitude of wonderful characters, from barrow boys to the new West Indian immigrants, from spivs to gospel ministers. Billy knew them all & they all knew him. From charming the girls at Woolies, where his mother works, to causing mayhem when he gets into more scrapes than most, Billy paints a heart-warming & nostalgic picture of Britain emerging from the ruins of war. ...

By the time he was ten years old Billy Brown was running a successful little business on the black market &, for the right price, he would deliver it direct to your door in an old carriage pram. This is the highly entertaining, eye-opening memoir of a young boy growing up in 1950s London. With energy & insight, Billy Brown paints a vivid & lively picture of Britain emerging from the ruins of the war, the hunger for opportunity, the growing pace of modernisation, & the pride & optimism that held communities together. Londoners were intent on getting themselves back on their feet & it provided the perfect opportunity for a boy with ambition & imagination. Born in Brixton in 1942, Billy Brown was a loveable scamp with a nose for mischief. Ignoring the shaking of fists from his neighbours, his mother's scoldings & the regular thwack of the cane on his bottom at school, Billy wheeled & dealed, charmed Woolies Girls, planned coronation celebrations, ran circles around circus performers & persuaded villains to work on his terms. This audiobook has 7 CDs & has a runtime of 515 mins ...

The best-loved comedian in Britain hits the most famous highway in the world on an unforgettable journey. Billy Connolly, music-lover, biker, & scourge of the beige & bland the world over, has dreamed about taking a trip on the legendary Route 66 since he first heard Chuck Berry belting out one of the greatest rock 'n' roll records of all time. & now he's finally had the chance to do it, heading out on his custom-made trike in search of the real America that can still be found beyond the nation's freeways. Travelling every one of its 2, 278 miles from the skyscrapers of Chicago to Santa Monica Pier in California, Billy's journey takes him past many of the essential icons of the United States: the Gateway Arch in St Louis, Monument Valley & the Grand Canyon, & the funky neon-lit gas stations & diners that once lined the route. But it also gives him the chance to get to know the people who call it home, from Mervin the Amish carpenter, to fellow banjo enthusiast & obsessive instrument collector Rob, to Angel, one of the many people determined to keep the spirit of the Mother Road alive. Funny, touching & inspiring in equal measure, the tales he gathers on the way tell the story of modern America. & they might inspire a few people to get on their bikes as well. With his unrivalled instinct for a good story, & the gregariousness that has made him our most engaging national treasure, Billy Connolly is the ultimate guide to the ultimate road trip. The size of this book is 19.7cm in height & 12.7cm wide & has 385 pages ...