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Category Archives: Cookbooks
Recently released: ‘Fifty Shades of Chicken: A Parody in a Cookbook’
Erin McCracken previews “Fifty Shades of Chicken: A Parody in a Cookbook” in this Dec. 6, 2012, post.
Brown’s Orchards releases cookbook, will sign copies
Brown’s Orchards and Farm Market releases “Orchard to Table” and will hold a book signing with the Browns 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Dec. 1 and Dec. 8, 2012.
Posted in Book news, Book signings, Cookbooks, Food, Local author, Local events
Tagged blue couch studios, book signing, brown's orchards and farm market, cookbook, dave brown, local food, loganville, mary brown, nona brown, orchard to table, sarah bothwell, seasonal recipes, springfield township, stan brown
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Cooks ’n’ Books to bake for diabetics
Members of the Cooks¤’n’ Books discussion group, from left, Lucille Bupp, Mary Sturman and Suzy Hershey, are shown at a meeting in 2007. They’ll focus on baking for diabetics at their Nov. 30 meeting. By DEBORAH SULLIVAN On the Shelves … Continue reading
Posted in Book Clubs, Book discussion, Cookbooks, Food, Library events
Tagged baking, diabetes, jacobus
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Best-sellers from Publishers Weekly
Best-sellers nationwide as reported by Publishers Weekly for the week ending Oct. 22: Fiction: 1. “The Best of Me” by Nicholas Sparks. 2. “Christmas Wedding” by James Patterson with Richard DiLallo. 3. “Bonnie” by Iris Johansen. 4. “The Affair” by … Continue reading
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“Four Kitchens” by Lauren Shockey
After graduating from culinary school, Lauren Shockey realized how little she had learned — “how to salt food properly, not to fear cooking over high heat, and to knock back beers like a pro.” So she decided the best way … Continue reading
Posted in Book review, Cookbooks, Nonfiction, Recommended
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Get cookin’
A favorite cookbook of mine is the red pocket-sized notebook in which I’ve scribbled all the recipes I tried my first year of marriage. Not because it’s helpful; most of those meals were total flops. But it is sentimental. Pages … Continue reading
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Adding a dash of personality to books
I once lent my favorite cookbook, “Quick and Easy 30 Minute Meals” by Southern Living, to a friend. When she returned it, I saw her toddler had added some original artwork to several pages–a slash of purple marker here, a … Continue reading
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Lewis shares Amish recipes
Beverly Lewis, best-selling author of more than 80 books, is perhaps most popular for her Amish -centered books. Something about the simple life and the way her characters join each other for dinner each night appeals to many readers. (In … Continue reading
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