Harry Potter Beverage and Dessert Recipes Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook With Easy Recipes

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Oct 26, 2017 Annette rated it did not like it

Written in the hideously mangled English of a foreign exchange student with a terrible grasp of the English language, who is working as a minimum wage salesperson and knows no other way to express themselves. See..

Introduction Hello, and welcome to the culinary world of Hogwarts! If you love Harry Potter and having fancy food, then my friend you have entered into the right place. From this moment forward, you will be learning to prepare a brilliant collection of 30 recipes that were inspired the Harry Potter series! As a child, you may have attempted many times to replicate the various spells that Harry cast while at Hogwarts and though we still won't be able to make these spells come to life, we have brought you the next best thing. With every turn of the page, you will be able to breathe life into a popular dish that Harry and his friends at Hogwarts also may have had. Who ever said dreams don't come through?

It can be said that wizards used Pumpkin Juice to stay on top of their game.

Butterbeer, in the Harry Potter books, is painted to us as a foaming mug of slightly alcoholic liquid that is not so sickly butterscotch. Now we can create a pretty close replica using this recipe.

This recipe is said to be able to help you get your love to fall for you.

A drink fits perfectly for a magical woman.

This pumpkin cocktail is delicious and is bound to have you feeling like a wizard.

Book 1: Harry Potter and The Sorcerer'S Stone In the first book, we were introduced to a seemingly ordinary boy named Harry Potter, who is leading a pitiful life with his aunt, uncle, and cousin.We developed sympathy for him as he mostly survived off of canned soups and in a restricted living space.

The day before Harry's 11th birthday, his uncle decided to leave home, fleeing from the letters that were assaulting their house.It was the dreaded Hogwarts letter which Hagrid would bring personally to their hiding place in the middle of an enraged sea.Along with his news about Harry being wizard, he also brought a sticky chocolate cake, similar to this one, as a present to celebrate the young boy's birthday.It was memorable not for its green icing but primarily for the fact that it was the first time Harry's birthday was ever recognized.

There are so many horrible recipe books like this floating around Amazon. They are just one pointless cruddy recipe after another. With laughably inept descriptions underneath if anything.
The author clearly has little or no understanding of the subject, writes *terribly*.. And the books are very short and sold for 99p or £2.50. I'm guessing it's part of a scam or other to get people to part with 99p at a time. It's not the first time we've seen these types of scams. It used to be back in the day Nigerian scams would take your credit card details and take out small quantities out of your account in order not to arouse suspicion. This is a slightly different sort of scam. But it's equally as annoying.
In my opinion anyway. But don't take my word for it look at the sample for yourself and see just how infuriating the contents are..

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Are there any alterations for the alcoholics?

I liked how many ideas there was, but none are kid-friendly... I don't recommend this book. I thought that they all liked good, but I could have none of them...

Are there any alterations for the alcoholics?

I liked how many ideas there was, but none are kid-friendly... I don't recommend this book. I thought that they all liked good, but I could have none of them...

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Sep 29, 2017 Janet rated it it was ok

For adults only. Most everything had alcohol.

I was disappointed that there is alcohol in the recipes. I got the book thinking it would be a fun book to use for a child that loves the Harry Potter books and movies. Glad I got it free as a Kindle customer.