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Five Books on French Cuisine

The Whole Fromage Look, I like cheese a lot. But didnโ€™t think I could get into an entire book on the subject. And as I read the first few paragraphs of The Whole Fromage, my suspicions were almost confirmed and I was considering putting it down because, like cheese (which Iโ€™m surrounded by on a daily basis โ€“ and Iโ€™m not complaining!), a well-edited selectionโ€ฆ

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Favorite Cookbooks of 2011

As 2011 draws to a close, I look at the stack of books that Iโ€™ve collected on my bookshelf (and piled up on my floorโ€ฆand beside my bed, and stacked in my kitchenโ€ฆ) and wonder how Iโ€™m going to cook and bake from them all. I just canโ€™t help it, thoughโ€”I love cookbooks. And these are the books that I couldnโ€™t resist tackling in 2011,โ€ฆ

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Blue Cheese Biscuits

I have a bad habit of reading cookbooks while Iโ€™m eating, if Iโ€™m alone at home. I like flipping through the pages and looking at pictures, but the downside is that too often I get so excited about a recipe that I donโ€™t even finish dinner and head over to the kitchen and start pulling out the tubs of flour and sugar. To avoid malnutrition,โ€ฆ

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As Always, Julia and Ideas in Food

A couple of books have been resting on my nightstand for the past few weeks and Iโ€™ve been enjoying dipping into each, back and forth. Theyโ€™re quite different and I didnโ€™t expect to take a shine to them both as much as I did. Both of these authors and books are about teaching people to cook, from different eras and in different styles. And theโ€ฆ

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