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This title deals with traditional Irish cuisine with over 150 delicious step-by-step recipes from the Emerald Isle. It is a fascinating introduction to the history & folklore of Irelands food together with over 150 authentic recipes that capture the essence of Irish cuisine. It features a comprehensive guide to Irish ingredients from wild & cultivated harvest fruits meats game & sea food catches to the most wonderful farmhouse dairy produce & regional breads & brews. The authentic collection of recipes

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Iris And Ruby

Rich and alive with descriptions of the bustling streets of old Cairo and the vast foreboding desert surrounding it - 'Iris and Ruby' is a stirring story of mothers daughters and the distance between three generations of one family. Stiflingly quiet and claustrophobic Iris Black's Cairo house is suddenly disturbed by the unexpected arrival of her troubled and wilful granddaughter Ruby. Teenage Ruby has run away from England to seek solace with the grandmother she hasn't seen for many years. An unlikely bond is formed as the two open themselves up to one another. Ruby helps Iris document her deteriorating memories of the glittering cosmopolitan Cairo of World War Two a time when she lost her heart to her one true love - the enigmatic Captain Xan Molyneux - and then lost him to the ravages
of the war. Iris' early devastation shapes her own heart and that of her daughter and granddaughter in turn.- and leads the two women into terrible danger in the Egyptian desert.
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Rich & alive with descriptions of the bustling streets of old Cairo & the vast foreboding desert surrounding it
- ' Iris & Ruby' is a stirring story of mothers daughters & the distance between three generations of one family. Stiflingly quiet & claustrophobic Iris Black's Cairo house is suddenly disturbed by the unexpected arrival of her troubled & wilful granddaughter Ruby. Teenage Ruby has run away from England to seek solace with the grandmother she hasn't seen for many years. An unlikely bond is formed as the two open themselves up to one another. Ruby helps Iris document her deteriorating memories of the glittering cosmopolitan Cairo of World War Two a time when she lost her heart to her one true love
- the enigmatic Captain Xan Molyneux
- & then lost him to the ravages of the war. Iris' early devastation shapes her own heart & that of her daughter & granddaughter in turn.- & leads the two women into terrible danger in the Egyptian desert.

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Black - A colour which does not emit any colour of the spectrum. Black absorbs all frequencies of the spectrum.
Iris - A flowering plant
Iris - The part where the colour can be found in the eye
England - A country within the United Kingdom.
World - A physical grouping, commonly used to describe earth and everything associated with ti
Heart - An organ that pumps blood around the body. Usually related to love.
Love - Someone who shows deep affection for someone else.
Ruby - A rare red coloured gemstone. A form of corundum they are red due to the presence of chromium in the crystal.
Family - A group of people that live together made up from parents and children.

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