Kitchen Sanctuary by Nicky Corbishley

 Kitchen Sanctuary

 by Nicky Corbishley


Kitchen Sanctuary Quick and Easy : Delicious 30-Minute Dinners

 by Nicky Corbishley

is published on 29 February 2024 by Kyle Books / Octopus.

My thanks to the author and publisher for sending me a copy to review and to 

Random Things Tours for inviting me to take part on the tour.





Synopsis

Quick and easy, home-cooked family recipes, ready in 30 minutes or less, from the hugely popular blog and YouTube channel Kitchen Sanctuary.

Making dinner from scratch can feel like a chore - often half the battle is trying to find something that's quick, nutritious and, most importantly, delicious. But delicious doesn't have to mean demanding.

After their debut book, Sunday Times bestseller It's All About Dinner, Kitchen Sanctuary is back - this time focusing on quick and easy meals, all made in 30 minutes or less!

With chapters such as Champion Chicken; Moreish Meat; Fantastic Fish; Vitally Veggie; Perfect Pasta; Rice, Noodles, Grains and Bread; Snack Suppers; Super Sauces - as well as a section dedicated to Smart Shortcuts containing Nicky's top tips for speeding up dinner - you'll be able to whip up a range of fabulous meals for the whole family, every day of the week, no matter how little time you have.





My Review

This is a straightforward recipe book that will appeal to those of you who either have busy, hectic schedules with little time for cooking or those of you who actually don't really want to spend a massive amount of time in the kitchen but would still like to eat something nutritious and homemade .
If you fall into either of those two categories then this book will appeal to you. the book is divided up into different sections covering, meat,chicken, fish, pasta, veggies, snacks and a small section on sauces. I personally found the book heavily based around meat and carbs and would have liked to have seen more fresher and lighter vegetable dishes . However, this is just my personal preference and I can definitely see this appealing to families with the one pot meals which could also be batch cooked and frozen if you just cater for yourself.

I have tried out a few of them ; the carbonara was a hit and is a straightforward standard recipe that fits easily into the allocated 30 minutes and was enjoyed by all the family.



Carbonara

The sausage orzo was also a straight forward dish to make , though I would miss out the rocket next time as my "guinea pigs" said it made it too bitter. 
However, one "huge" hit was the Crispy Orange Beef which I served with noodles and will definitely be on the menu again. 


Crispy Orange Beef


About the Author




Nicky has written and/or created content for many brands, websites and magazines, including Neff (she won a Neff Cookaholic competition), Brit + Co, the Telegraph, Superfood Magazine, the Vegetarian Society, Beautiful Home and Life Magazine.
An award-winning food blogger, wife and busy mum of two who loves food, Nicky Corbishley spent 14 years working in corporate IT before turning to something more creative that would allow her to spend more time with the children.

Nicky loves being in the kitchen and started cooking from a young age - inspired by her dad, who spent part of his childhood in Singapore, and mum, who taught her how to make a roast dinner at the age of 11.

She started Kitchen Sanctuary as a way to keep a diary of her favourite recipes, and it quickly grew in popularity, with readers loving the straightforward, easy-to-follow recipes, eye-catching photography and professional recipe videos.

Instagram: @kitchensanctuary

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