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Cupcakes
by Anne Byrn
Once upon a time, a family had only two recipes for cupcakes--chocolate and vanilla. Not anymore. Now Anne Byrn brings them to the next level. And who better? Recognized as the master of cake-mix baking, Anne is the author of The Cake Mix Doctor and Chocolate from the Cake Mix Doctor, which have a total of over 1.8 million copies in print. In Cupcakes she offers 135 tempting recipes for children and grown-ups, for special days and everyday, lunch bags, holiday festivities, and an unexpected dinner party dessert.
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From Warehouse to Your House
by Sally Sampson
Warehouse club shopping is thrilling.So what do you do with the sixteen chicken breasts, the five pounds of oatmeal and the gallon of olive oil that you couldn't afford not to buy? You turn to From Warehouse to Your House: More Than 250 Simple, Spectacular Recipes to Cook, Store and Share When You Buy in Quantity by Sally Sampson, veteran cookbook author, working mom and accomplished warehouse shopper.
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Boy Eats World
by David Lawrence
Dave's signature style calls for the fusion of comfort food homestyle cooking with a gourmet flair. Pairing classic fried calamari with an inventive orange ginger dipping sauce is typical in this intriguing collection. Dave offers over 150 tried-and-true recipes, noting which meals are the most requested among the upscale parties he caters in LA. Tempting dessert and cocktail recipes round out this promising debut.
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Turning the Tables
Stephen Shaw
In Turning the Tables, Shaw weaves an intriguing tapestry of journalism and opinion to deliver an unprecedented look at every aspect of the world of restaurants. His infectious enthusiasm and penetrating observations make Turning the Tables a joy to read. It is a paean to the cooks, servers, farmers, and restaurateurs who sustain us, and an unrivaled examination of a world that remains hidden to most.
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Passion for Ice Cream
by Emily Luchetti
Anybody who loves ice cream knows there's nothing better than a scoopful of homemade. Nothing, that is, except star pastry chef Emily Luchetti's fabulous recipes for making your own. This gorgeous cookbook doesn't just have all the crowd-pleasers, it's bursting with flavors you'll never find in any prepackaged ice cream.
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Cradle of Flavor
by James Oseland
Oseland, who has lived in Singapore for 20 years, hopes to help people who haven't had the benefit of a trip to West Sumatra or Kuala Lumpur to discover those places' scents and tastes. Oseland devotes close to half the book to explaining ingredients, techniques and eating traditions. |
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Charting a Course to Wellness:
Creative Ways of Living with Heart Disease and Diabetes
by Graham Kerr
The host of "Cooking Light" and the former "Galloping Gourmet" shares his secrets for healthy living Part autobiography, part cookbook, part inspiration, this book shows how to create a healthy lifestyle and a new way of eating. Celebrity chef and world famous nutrition and healthy eating expert.
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Real Life Entertaining
by Jennifer Rubell
Interview on May 18, 2006
Entertainment columnist for the Miami Herald's Home & Design magazine and a boutique hotel owner, Rubell presents her unfussy approach to entertaining in this fun, energetic book. She arranges the recipes into seven sections, each focusing on a different type of gathering.
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What's Your Food Sign?
by Dr. Alan R. Hirsch
Interview on June 7, 2006
Hirsch has spent years on serious medical research into the senses of taste and smell, and he has found a significant correlation between the foods people like and their personalities. No surprise, then, that he's been able to use food choices to predict compatibility. This entertaining and insightful book explains the scientific basis of his findings but also includes fun-to-take quizzes, enlightening questionnaires, and compatibility charts based on food preferences from ice cream and snacks to spices and drinks. Destined to be this season's most talked-about mating guide, What's Your Food Sign? will make finding love as simple as pairing peanut butter with jelly.
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The Cake Book
by Tish Boyle
Interview on June 13 2006
The Cake Book includes recipes ranging from pound cakes and coffee cakes to meringues, mousse, and ice cream cakes. You'll find fillings, frostings, and more. Throughout, color and black-and-white photographs and drawings show you important techniques and spectacular end results. A difficulty rating with each recipe helps you decide which to make, depending on how much timeor ambitionyou have.
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The Big Book of Outdoor Cooking and Entertaining
by Cheryl Alters Jamison
Interview on June 15, 2006
This is a book that starts at ground zero for cooks who want to grill great meals and put on terrific outdoor parties but don't have a clue how to start charcoal. "Of all the methods of outdoor home cooking, grilling is the most misunderstood. Many people aren't even aware that it's a specific method of cooking, assuming its just a generic term to cover anything done on a grill." The Jamisons take a stand for cooking over direct heat, eschewing the indirect and the covered grill. It's the center of gravity of their book, the element that makes them different than any of the other many books on cooking over open flame. |
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Kitchen Secrets of the Vinegar Ladies
by Dixie Anderson and Tami Feulner
Interview on June 28, 2006
A comprehensive guide to making homemade herbal vinegar, this resource includes a wide selection of delicious recipes for mustards, chutneys, salsas, preserves, and marinades. Explaining how, in addition to its culinary qualities, herbal vinegar can be used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes, readers also benefit from cost-cutting tips and advice for adding rich flavor to salads, meats, soups, stir-fries, sauces, fruits, and vegetables. A section on preparing and giving herbal vinegars as gifts is also included.
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Ribs, Ribs, Outrageous Ribs
by Stephen Raichlin
Interview on June 22, 2006
A perfect rib is the culmination of the griller's art, and nobody's better at showing how to put it all together--the tastes, techniques, ingredients, recipes, tips--than Steven Raichlen, award-winning author of Barbecue! Bible, How to Grill, Beer-Can Chicken, and other BARBECUE! BIBLE® books with 3 million copies in print. Here are 75 mouth-watering, repertoire-expanding, rib-rocking recipes: Buccaneer Baby Backs with Rumbullion Barbecue Sauce. Lone Star Barrel Staves. Tandoori Ribs. Maui-Style Short Ribs. Jamaican Jerk Ribs. Thai Sweet Chili Ribs. |
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Antipasti
by Joyce Goldstein
Interview on June 30, 2006
In Antipasti, Joyce Goldstein reveals the history of antipasti and a host of very delicious recipes. What could be better suited to a La Dolce Vita-inspired event replete with sparkling Bellinis than sun-dried tomatotopped crostini, little panzerotti (pastries stuffed with Gruyère and ham), or prosciutto-wrapped shrimp? For easier fare, a snap to prepare, there is an entire chapter on Shop and Serve antipasti--molto tasty recipes that use high quality store-bought foods such as roasted peppers, olives, soft creamy cheeses, and crusty artisan breads that anyone can throw together for a last minute appetizer or elegant snack. |
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Homemade in Half the Time
by Shea Waggoner
Interview on October 19, 2006
Menus and shopping guides make planning for a weeks meals as hassle-free as possible. With more than 200 streamlined recipes and a wealth of ingenious time-saving tips, Homemade in Half the Time is the perfect cookbook for 21st-century America, when peoples schedules are more hectic than ever yet they are more demanding about the flavor and healthfulness of the meals they eat.
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Baking With the St. Paul Bread Club
by Kim Ode
Interview on October 27, 2006
In St. Paul, Minnesota, a diverse group of men and women have found each other, united by a single passion: baking bread. Once a month, a professional production bakery is transformed into a lively forum for those hooked on this satisfying ritual. |
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