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Papua New Guinea Cook Book

Papua New Guinea Cook Book

The original edition of this was published in PNG and also not widely available. The recipes in the book are of 2 types: indigenous PNG recipes and European-influenced recipes that have been adapted to and tested in the tropics. Background information on ingredients and cooking... read full description below.

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ISBN 9789980939258
Barcode 9789980939258
Published 20 March 2010
Format Trade Paperback/Paperback
Author(s) Edited by Shelly, Louise

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ISBN-13 9789980939258
ISBN-10 9980939257
Stock Available
Status Showing available at publisher; usually ships 7-15 working days
Publisher unlisted
Imprint University of Papua New Guinea Press
Publication Date 20 March 2010
International Publication Date 4 March 2010
Publication Country United States United States
Format Trade Paperback/Paperback
Author(s) Edited by Shelly, Louise
Category Cooking (Incl. Food And Drink)
Culture & Customs
National & Regional Cuisine
Paper Engineering, Paper Models
Interest Age All ages
Reading Age All ages
NBS Text National & Regional Cuisine
ONIX Text General/trade
Number of Pages 126 pp
Dimensions Width: 210mm
Height: 148mm
Spine: 7mm
Weight 159g
Dewey Code Not specified
Catalogue Code Not specified

Description of this Book

The Papua New Guinea Cookbook comprises recipes from and adapted to Papua New Guinea. Descriptions of commonly available ingredients, methods of preparation, local names, information on converting measurements, substituting ingredients, and adjustments for high elevations, are all included in this compilation. Recipes are divided into two groups. The first group of recipes includes both traditional and modern recipes from PNG. Some of these recipes are written in Tok Pisin. The second group of recipes uses ingredients that are available in PNG. This group includes both recipes from other tropical countries and recipes that have been adapted to and tested in Papua New Guinea, such as breads.

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