I carried it straight up the stairs, down the long hallway, and into the kitchen where we
started cooking from it on the spot.
I know I would get a lot of use out of this and would enjoy
cooking from it for friends and family, as well as for myself.
I'm cheating a little with the next two books that I'm sharing, as I've only recently acquired them and have not
cooked from them yet.
I've had it since 1980??? I used to
cook from it very often but I never made the brownies.
I hope this book finds a place in your kitchen and you will
cook from it for years to come!
Some people buy cookbooks and never
cook from them at all - those books become coffee table adornments.
I can't stop cooking from it!!
Really hope you love the cookbook and enjoy cooking from it x
Oh my gosh Jessica, the secret ingredient is brilliant and I have learned something that really makes a difference in high
quality cooking from you: amp up one or more of the ingredients prior to including it in the recipe!
Thanks Fiona — I have her book on my wish list right now too... I think the whole premise of her book sounds really fantastic — would love for the chance to buy it and
cook from it sometime!
Which I hope will be helpful for those of you who are
cooking from it who aren't from the U.S. And, as you can see in that graphic up above, the sampler includes recipes for Millet Muffins (thank you Jess, my nephew loves these), Ravioli Salad, Avocado & Mustard Seeds (a terrific way to use avocados that isn't guacamole), Black Sesame Otsu, Tinto de Verano, and a Tutti - Frutti Crumble (I put beaujolais & poppy seeds in this).
I will treasure your cookbook and am looking forward to the many future moments that I will be able to
spend cooking from it.
I've been stalking your blog for so long and have
cooked from it loads, but have never made a comment — and the thing that has inspired me to finally do it is the gorgeous packaging on that bag of flour.
The Food Network has helped to
transform cooking from something you do into something you watch — into yet another confection of spectacle and celebrity that keeps us pinned to the couch.
'' Mimi Thorisson's first cookbook, A Kitchen in France: A Year of Cooking in My Farmhouse, comes out in October and I can't wait to
get cooking from it.
Anyway, I am so looking forward to your upcoming book.I just know I will
cooking from it for years to come, and recommending it to the nutrition and food - aware cancer patients that I teach.
Over the past couple of months I've been
enjoying cooking from it and today I'm sharing Debbie's recipe for sriracha hemp noodles, plus giving away two free copies of the book.
I ordered your book immediately and spent the weekend reading, ordering ingredients and
cooking from it.
It's been a little over two months since our new cookbook came out and we are still overflowing with gratitude for all those who bought the book and have been
cooking from it.
Thank you so much for buying the book, and so glad you've been
cooking from it.
I have a ton of food intolerances so when I stumbled onto your blog I was incredibly excited,
I cook from it every week!
I read them,
cook from them and let you know if they are worth your purchase or not.
Everything I've
cooked from it is delicious and I've been even feeding my baby those recipes.
I hope you find many more recipes to
cook from them.