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This beautifully illustrated travel cookbook will be enjoyed by all who love Italy and its food. Recommended for public and academic libraries.—Christine Bulson, formerly with SUNY Oneonta
One of the many new books that emphasize wholesome meals using ingredients that can be found at large supermarkets or specialized grocery stores, this work is recommended for complete cookbook collections or where wine and food pairings are popular.
One of the many new books that emphasize wholesome meals using ingredients that can be found at large supermarkets or specialized grocery stores, this work is recommended for complete cookbook collections or where wine and food pairings are popular.
Recommended for large public, academic, or art libraries; however, the reasonable price will make it a possible source for smaller libraries with clientele who appreciate a unique subject with artistic designs.
Recommended for public libraries that have users interested in the latest ideas of bread baking. [For more baking ideas, see "Our Just Desserts," Collection Development, LJ 9/1/16, p. 44–46.—Ed.]
The recipes are clearly written, and the adventurous home cook with access to a broad array of ingredients will delight in replicating dishes served at the Willows. For fans of such high-end regional cookbooks as Magnus Nilsson's Faviken and Sean Brock's Heritage.
This entertaining cookbook will be equally popular with the author's fans hoping to re-create his dishes at home and anyone interested in cooking delicious Asian food.