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This book unlocks the rice cooker's true potential It thoroughly explains how this appliance works and how to prepare every kind of rice, grain, and dried bean..
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The first book to tackle the formidable task of collecting the best of Crowley's voluminous lifework. While many of the details of Crowley’s flamboyant life have been well documented, his position as the major intellectual figure on the occult has often been eclipsed by his own notoriety. Infamous for scandalizing society on both sides of the Atlantic, Crowley devoted his life to the study of Qabalah, gematria, numerology, astrology, myth, glyphs, yoga, and linguistics. His intense, methodical exploration of so immense and arcane a range of knowledge yielded a huge and challenging body of literature, an abstruse oeuvre. In bringing together Crowley’s best writings, editor Scott Michaelsen makes Crowleyan philosophy both accessible and intelligible. Here are those works which best display and illuminate Crowley’s razor-sharp insight and intellectual range. • Organized thematically by Crowley’s favourite subjects, the power of language, yoga, sex, and Magick • Accompanied by Michaelsen’s cogent essays • Features material not included in the original Random House edition.
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These Chinese medicinal porridges - called jook in Cantonese and congee or porridge in English - can be a healthy alternative to the typical Western breakfast. Cooked in a crockpot overnight and combining specific grains, vegetables, meats, eggs, or various Chinese herbs, there are medicinal porridges for every type of ailment. Included are hundreds of herbal porridge recipes for both prevention and remedial purposes. This book is great for laypersons as well as professional readers..
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Using a magic word, a little girl can have her fill of porridge anytime as the magic pot will simply fill up for her, but when her mother tries to do the same thing without the use of the magic word, her results are very different .
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In this sequel to his first volume of autobiography Pride and Perjury, Aitken starts his story as he is taken down from the courtroom and incarcerated at Her Majesty's Pleasure How this Old Etonian former Cabinet Minister on Mrs Thatcher's inner circle managed to establish new relationships and lasting friendships with fellow prisoners is fascinating – so too is this account of how religious belief transformed his life. Aitken has lost none of his charm, fluency and determination – and he has found an authentic new life which readers of this entertaining new book will be able to judge for themselves.

'A rich collection of humorous tales of prison life... Aitken seems to have found a new vocation of both a funny writer and a serious prison reformer.' Tablet
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On the weekend, Little Fox likes to do things with Father Fox. One Saturday, Mother has prepared a surprise for breakfast-porridge. "I don't think I like porridge," says Father Fox, so of course Little Fox decides he doesn't like it either. As they do their weekend chores together Little Fox tries to imitate his father. But all that work makes them very hungry, and in a delightful reversal of roles, it is Little Fox who comes up with a solution that suits Father Fox just fine. This second book featuring adorable Little Fox is a feel-good story about father and son bonding that gently encourages children (and parents) to be open to new experiences. .
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The porridge pot always produces food for the little girl, but it runs amuck when her mother tries to use it..
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A collection of 38 imaginative, mysterious, bizarre and down right silly poems illustrated in fully color with some of Hugh Lofting's finest artwork. In this volume the Porridge Poet fires the imagination, enticing you to wonder why Mr. Beers is digging a tunnel down to China, and what the Chinese think of that? What other adventures the Pirate of the Kitchen Sink might have besides terrorizing innocent cups and saucers? And just what tales is the Palm Family whispering about at the edge of an African Lagoon? A Foreword by Christopher Lofting, The Man Who Spoke to Animals, offers an insider's view of Hugh Lofting's idiosyncrasies and tidbits about the author's personal ties to the delightful characters that emerged from his imagination..
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