Pipp'a's Cookbooks: Heartfelt or Heartburn?

e Pippa's Cookbook(s): Heartfelt or Heartburn? When your sister will someday be the Queen, aand you have a face and figure there's no need to mask it's probably not considered polite to ask hhow often useful in the Kitchen you've been. Plus, your hedge fund fiancee doesnt seem to care if whether you've spent that much time there-- for REAL cooks will too often show it in their derriere. SSo Pippa, now peddles her book (s) without really pretending to cook. j HzL 9/20/16 HzL 9/19/16 Pippa Middleton admits she has not tried out all the recipes in her own cookbook Telegraph.co.uk‎ - 2 days ago Pippa Middleton has previously written a book of party-planning tips Credit: Tim P. Whitby /Getty ... The strange story of an unsuccessful terrorist: HowNew York bombing ... Don't take a pop at Pippa - few celebrity chefs write their own recipes Telegraph.co.uk‎ - 4 hours ago More news for Pippa Middleton's new book Telegraph (Pippa's)party planning tips PHOTO: AFP/GETTY When Pippa Middleton released Celebrate, her 2012 book about party-planning, it was panned by critics for its “excruciatingly self-evident” tips. Here are some of its pearls of wisdom: On catering a Christmas party: “Choose, if you can, a Christmas-themed menu. A turkey, for example, can be perfect for large gatherings." On breakfast: “I like breakfast. A good morning meal brightens any day.” On brunch: “A really late start warrants brunch, in lieu of lunch.” On tea: “There is something very British about tea.” On stargazing: “It is best in pitch darkness on a very clear night, and can be exciting even for quite young children.” On celebrating New Year: “As the clock strikes midnight, link arms with friends and family and sing in the new year to ‘Auld Lang Syne.’ Pop corks and toast the year ahead.” On wrapping gifts: “Place the present on the paper to gauge how much you will need