The average rating for Principles of Corporate Insolvency Law based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.
Review # 1 was written on 2015-09-13 00:00:00 gilbert alvarado I don't often buy cookbooks these days, as it is often just as quick to Google a recipe you want. But there are certain recipe books that stand the test of time & this is one of them. I rarely make any chutneys or pickles that aren't a Digby Law recipe. Some of the late Mr Law's other books probably haven't stood the test of time so well - more high fat than we have now in these more health conscious times! This book has easy to follow directions, finds uses for unusual products like mountain paw paw & chokos & doesn't have any waste of space illustrations. In fact, other than the cover art it has no photos at all. I've just finished making his peach chutney & it looks very pretty in its jar & the sample I've tasted was delicious! I'm not going to include all of his recipes that I have successfully tried but I liked the apple chutney, the fresh fig chutney, the green tomato sauce (although I'll cut down the salt next time) & his brown pickled onions. My one criticism is Law's estimate of the total yield is always way off! |
Review # 2 was written on 2021-02-18 00:00:00 Rog For Can't rate until I've tasted the matured outcome of one of his recipes...... Later: The rhubarb chutney was tangy and tasty if a little sweet. A wide ranging collection of interesting recipes worth exploring further. |
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