The Irritable Working Woman's Cookbook

Albert, Shea

ISBN 10: 0987281615 / ISBN 13: 9780987281616

Published by Heartspace Publications, 2012

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Irritable Working Woman's Cookbook
• Publisher: Heartspace Publications
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0987281615
• ISBN 13: 9780987281616
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Why is this cookbook different from all other cookbooks? Because it is aimed at the one overlooked population in our global community - irritable working women. They cook, but on occasion without the customary good grace implied in most cookbooks. There are cookbooks for nail-biting newlyweds, raising your children to win the Nobel Prize, for religious purists, vegetarians and vegans. But these worthy tomes fail to address the humour of the people who have to do the work. The Irritable Working Woman's Cookbook offers a fresh approach to a sometimes stale topic. Here are recipes for women who work; with soul food from the author's homesick Scottish granny, to her resourceful Lithuanian grandmother. There are mouth watering, traditional Jewish delicacies, fast and furious cooking, diet-defying dishes, delectable desserts and heavenly cakes that will make you turn cartwheels and the pages in search of more.

About the Author

Shea Albert loves food. She has cooked and dined through several careerincarnations. First she was a ballet teacher, then a journalist, then an editor.She served for fifteen years as chief marketing officer for the first computersoftware company to go public in South Africa. She then worked as anindependent brand and internet strategy consultant in South Africa andinternationally. For nine years she was the director of the South AfricanJewish Museum, where she also happily consulted on menus for exhibitionopenings and other auspicious occasions. She lives in Cape Town.