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Jamie Oliver helps you serve a hassle-free Christmas dinner with iphone app

December 20th, 2010 by Lisa McGarry. No comments

Jamie Oliver today announced the immediate availability of a Festive Feasts pack for his latest iPhone app, ?Jamie's Recipes'. An easy-to-follow guide to the perfect Christmas dinner.

“At this time of year, even those of us who don't usually cook, get in the kitchen and cook.” said Oliver.

Christmas dinner can be stressful for people, especially if they've never done it before, but with the recipe and tips on this app, even beginner cooks can create something delicious.”

The Festive Feasts recipe pack is an intuitive guide for creating the ultimate Christmas dinner with stunning photos included for every step. A must-have video tutorial shows Oliver demonstrating his own technique for carving the Christmas turkey. In addition to this, the pack also includes ten other festive recipes from Smoked Salmon with Clementines to Crunchy Filo Mince Pies. Two more fantastic videos including the perfect Christmas tipple are also included as part of the pack.

Jamie’s Recipes is available now for the iPhone and iPod Touch on the App Store. The app is free to download and charges for additional content packs. A taster pack consisting of twelve recipes and four videos is included free of charge. Additional themed content packs are available to purchase on-demand from within the app.

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