Sentences with phrase «say about the cookbook»

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If someone told me for 30 years that cookies exist but were never able to provide one and said they were made from ingredients that they also could not provide and only had a cookbook that was thousands of years old that talked about these cookies, I would question whither they actually existed, or if they were like many things from other «cookbooks» of that same time that had been shown to be most likely made up.

Before I tell you about this delicious curry I quickly wanted to say that exactly two months today my first cookbook will be published in the UK, which is beyond exciting!

I have to say that if I ever write a cookbook, it will be clear on the cover that I will be sharing mostly naturally gluten - free recipes because that's pretty much what my approach is all about.

It's partly about the sentimentality, say some chefs: «Her waffles were great, not just because of the process and incredibly light results, but because they represented what Marion was all about — home - style cooking that appeals to everyone,» says David Lebovitz, Paris - based food blogger and author of seven cookbooks, including My Paris Kitchen.

However, while I appreciate what people are saying about celebrating all we CAN eat, I have MANY cookbooks which I LOVE which I can draw on for naturally gluten free recipes.

Moreover, like Gena, I believe that the cookbooks that line our kitchen libraries can give us amazing insights into the people and cultures that produced them, and those we cherish most say a lot about us as individuals.

I'm not just saying that because I wrote an entire cookbook about maple, and we have a craft - made maple syrup business.

I started flipping through cookbooks to find a new recipe that I could blog about and I'm here to say that I found a winner.

-- Is it safe to say that what you do today — your podcast, your cookbook, and your new project, Know Your Endo — all came about as the result of you learning to manage your endometriosis and wanting to help others do the same?

After I wrote my cookbook (which had one page about endometriosis in it), I was shocked at how many messages I received from people saying it helped diagnose them or that it was the first time they felt heard.

My mom visited separately a couple of weeks later, and she too found the cookbook catching her eye — at which point she said that dad had specifically told her about the awesome vegan cookbook on my mantle.

Did someone say something about a cookbook?

I am a relatively new fan, still figuring out what is going to heal my mysterious health issues, but I have to say I was about to give up on ever eating pizza or bread again until I found your almond flour cookbook....

But I can say that about most of my cookbooks.

I'm going to be lazy and point you to what others have said about Randy Clemons» book appropriately titled The Sriracha Cookbook from Ten Speed Press.

When I asked her about the recipe, she said it came from her mother's well - worn copy of The Moosewood Cookbook, from the iconic restaurant that just celebrated its fortieth anniversary in my current hometown of Ithaca, New York.

As for her cookbook, I feel as if anything I say about it will be an understatement: it's wise and useful beyond words, as well as visually stunning, with photography by Johnny Miller.

And I could very well say the same thing about her debut cookbook, The First Mess.

I am so excited to say that I received a copy of your cookbook as an early Christmas present (due to the fact that I consistently gush about your blog and recipes to my friends and family).

So when I was contacted a few weeks ago about reviewing a new gluten free cookbook, I of course said YES!

«I got a lot of great cookbooks that are about being smart about what you're putting into your body,» she says.

Before I begin I'd like to say that I made several recipes in The KetoDiet Cookbook (Fluffy Grain - free Sunflower Bread, Caesar Salad In A Cheese Bowl, Chicken Kiev) but the recipe my family raved about was Martina's Fudgy Grasshopper Brownie recipe — MINUS the mint filling.

Mrs. Kitchen Kop, My cookbook said nothing about an arm roast in it and as a Vegetarian who raises her family meat, I usually rely on my spouse to cook the meat but as it is raining buckets he has volunteered to do the Farm chores for the both of us, so I found you while looking up arm roast.

Adapted from a recipe I found in one of my favorite cookbooks, Whitewater Cooks with Friends (seriously, I couldn't possibly say enough good things about this book!)

My big complaint about the dis on social reading is that it doesn't taking into account the extraordinary difference there is between a scifi / fantasy reading experience, cookbooks, and, oh, say, spiritual content.

That's what our BookPage cookbook columnist Sybil Pratt had to say about Cook This Now.

I remember my friend's mother talking about this cookbook about 15 years ago, saying it was the ONE cookbook that she prized above all her others.