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Bartending School Student Reviews

I was impressed with how easy and fun it was to learn bartending. Because the school is set up like a real bar, the class was like on the job training. Once the instructor showed us how to make the drinks the class went behind the bar and practiced. It was like learning how to drive a car.

http://www.barschool.com/reviews.asp

Wine: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Wine But Were Afraid to Ask Book Review

Matthew Jukes first came to our attention when we attended a wine tasting and talk at The Crescent, in Chelsea. Listening to his talks, you soon appreciate that Matthew has a passion and knowledge of wine, which explains why his tastings are sold out as soon as they are announced.

http://www.foodiesite.com/books/books:wine

Restaurants: Los Gatos and Saratoga

La Fondue in downtown Saratoga. Serves cheese and chocolate fondue, which is nice. You get to grill your own meats at the table too - very nice. Has the most undeservedly snooty service I've had. Don't go unless you have to. Try the Wine Cellar instead for fondue.

http://www.jimschrempp.com/reviews/restaurants_lg_s.htm

Reviews about Madeleine's Petit Paris Restaurant

Finally, "atmosphere to match the fabulous cooking" at this Northvale Classic French that's in a "spacious new home", where "elegant" dishes continue to dazzle diners; the owner's "warm hospitality" helps keep this "winner" squarely in the "crème de la crème" league; P.S.

http://www.madeleinespetitparis.com/Html/Reviews.htm

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Scottish Cookery Book Review

This book takes you through Scotland's world famous produce and cuisine. Ingredients and recipes are accompanied by historical and traditional information which makes for great reading.

http://www.foodiesite.com/books/books:scottishcookery

The Taste of Britain Book Review

The Taste of Britain is a good book! I know that is a very short review, but it is a very fair way to describe it. So, what else am I going to say about it?

http://www.foodiesite.com/books/books:tastebritain

Ballymaloe Cookery Course by Darina Allen Book Review

Darina Allen started Ballymole Cookery School in 1983 as a way to make ends meet during difficult times, since then the school has gone from strength to strength with students and guest chefs from all over the globe visiting the school.

http://www.foodiesite.com/books/books:ballymole

Charlie Trotter's Meat & Game Book Review

In this cook book, Charlie Trotter brings the reader some of his favourite meat and game recipes from his acclaimed restaurant. His unique selection of recipes are clearly laid out and include plenty of tips. Accompanying them are spectacular photographs by Tim Turner and Michael Volattorni.

http://www.foodiesite.com/books/books:charliegame

Hot Sour Salty Sweet Book Review

There are some books that are just so good that they are a must for foodies. Hot Sour Salty Sweet is one of these books. It is a gastronomic journey down the Mekong River or 'Road' that stretches from China to Vietnam, traveling through Burma, Laos, Thailand, and Cambodia on its journey to the sea.

http://www.foodiesite.com/books/books:hotsour

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