Linking Philosophy and Practice (Jossey Bass Higher & Adult Education Series)

Education & Teaching

Higher & Continuing Education

Grub Street the Basement

Seafood Microwave Cookery

Farrow, Joanna

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

London, England: Grub Street, 1988, hardcover, slightly tanned pages, several color illustrations, 160pp, dustjacket. Very clean, tight binding, almost like new.

Caribbean and African Cookery

Grant, Rosamund

Regional & International

Carol Bowen's Microwave Cooking for 1 and 2

BOWEN, Carol

Cooking Methods

This cookery book includes favourite recipes from famous people. It includes recipes and foods from writers John Evelyn, Jane Austen, Alexander Dumas, Emile Zola, painter Claude Monet plus Thomas Jefferson and the Reverend Sidney Smith.

Food With the Famous

Jane Grigson

Cooking Education & Reference

A microwave cookery book specially designed for busy singles or couples, retired people and working families. It contains a great variety of recipes with quick meals from the freezer, storecupboard standbys, healthy vegetarian dishes, cooking tips and serving suggestions.

Microwave Cooking for One and Two

A guide to the gastronomic delights of Britain. It will lead the reader to some of the best of British food - speciality shops, young talented chefs, farmers and their rare breeds, bakers, vineyards, fishmongers and cheesemakers as well as local markets.

Food Lover's Introduction to Britain

Bissell, Francis

Which World War I types were known as the "Rumpety","Gnome Sandwich", "Blockbuster", "Bognor Bloater" and "Harry Tate"? Where will you find a "Pig", "Possum" and "Plastic Parrot"? John Horton has compiled a comprehensive A-Z of aircraft names. The book explores evocative names such as the "Aardvark", which refers to the General Dynamics F-111 and its "modus operandi" rather than its appearance as a great long nose grubbing the dirt. The subculture of informal and colloquial names has remained vigorous and inventive throughout the century and models from World War I to Vietnam are covered. Such names not only tend to be humourous and anecdotal, but also reveal the more interesting characteristics of the aircraft concerned.

The Grub Street Dictionary of International Aircraft Nicknames, Variants and Colloquial Terms

Horton, John

Reference

Born in Scotland, Philip Gray is now a journalist but in World War II he found himself as Captain of the crew of a Lancaster bomber as the RAF took the war right into the heart of Germany. Both Gray and his crew felt they were in charge of the undisputed king of the skies, the "mighty Lanc" but danger lurked around every corner and was ever present on every mission. Here, Gray reveals the true relationships between himself and his team, and between the team members themselves.

Ghosts of Targets Past: The Lives and Deaths of a Lancaster Crew in 1944-45

History

Gray, Philip

Military

Book by Franks, Norman, Giblin, Hal, McCrery, Nigel

Under the Guns of the Red Baron: The Complete Record of Von Richthofen's Victories and Victims Fully Illustrated

FRANKS, NORMAN

McCrery, Nigel

Giblin, Hal

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