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FOOD FOR THOUGHT: THE BILLABLE HOUR COOKBOOK 2020: A CALL FOR RECIPES: BAKE YOUR CAKE AND THEN EAT IT…

September 8, 2020 · by gexall · in Charity, Members Content

There is to be a 2020 Billable Hour cookbook.  There is now a call for recipes covering a wide range of the culinary spectrum: vegetarian, vegan,meat, fish, desserts and cakes.  Details of how to submit your recipes are available here. …

LAWYERS (AND OTHERS) ADD TRUE PROFESSIONALISM TO YOUR COOKING WITH THE BILLABLE HOUR CHEF'S JACKET

LAWYERS (AND OTHERS) ADD TRUE PROFESSIONALISM TO YOUR COOKING WITH THE BILLABLE HOUR CHEF’S JACKET

December 8, 2019 · by gexall · in Charity, Members Content

The Billable Hour Cookbook is being printed as I write and the first edition will be available from the end of the next week ( and is guaranteed to become a collector’s item in years to come).   For all those…

YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME A CELEBRITY CHEF: THE BILLABLE HOUR CHARITY COOKBOOK: THAT'S HOW THE APPLE CRUMBLES

YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME A CELEBRITY CHEF: THE BILLABLE HOUR CHARITY COOKBOOK: THAT’S HOW THE APPLE CRUMBLES

September 28, 2019 · by gexall · in Charity, Members Content

Want to become a famous celebrity chef?  Ishan Kolhatkar is editing a 2019  Billable Hour Cookbook.   Contributions  are being sought from lawyers across the profession (and indeed throughout the world) . If you have any recipes that you want to…

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