The Spirited Vegetarian: Over 100 Recipes Made Lively with Wine and Spirits Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)To put this review into perspective for you, it is written by a serious student of cooking that has been actively studying food on their own for 25 years. I have been focusing on Italian food for the last 10 years. My favorite cookbook is "The Professional Chef" by the Culinary Institute of America....
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The Seasonal Palette Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I'd recommend this book to anyone who likes throwing luncheon and dinner parties, casual or formal. Also, there are some great recipes using fresh ingredients depending on the season, such as the Avocado, Tomato, Cucumber Dice salad, one of my favorites... MMM!!Click Here to see more reviews about: The...
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The O2 Diet: The Cutting Edge Antioxidant-Based Program That Will Make You Healthy, Thin, and Beautiful Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I was going to wait to write my review on this diet until I'd been on it for a couple of weeks, but a reviewer made an interesting observation, pointing out that all of the current 5 star reviews seem fake (it's the only non-five star review so far), and now I'm wondering if Rodale employees really have...
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Mr. Boston Platinum Edition: 1,500 Recipes, Tools, and Techniques for the Master Mixologist Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I was originally looking for a "regular" Mr. Boston book to arm myself with drink recipes for the occasional entertaining my wife and I do at our home. The book had been recommended to me by several friends as being the best bar guide available so I came to Amazon to begin my search. It was here I discovered...
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Life's a Fish and Then You Fry: An Alaska Cookbook Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This cookbook is not only full of wonderful recipes and facts, it is also extremely entertaining. One feels as if they have been welcomed into the colorful Alaskan community by opening this book, as well as learning the uses and history of herbs and the best way to cook fish, among other things. A wonderful...
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Thanksgiving 101: Celebrate America's Favorite Holiday with America's Thanksgiving Expert Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Rick Rodgers has many previous cookbooks to his credit, but this is his best. Whether you are a veteran at Thanksgiving dinner prepapration, a first-timer, or somewhere in between, this volume will give you ideas, strategies, and a couple of wonderful stories about how the author has handled the meal...
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The Ultimate Little Martini Book (Ultimate Little Drinks Book) Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Whether you just want a crisp cool drink to sip while on your deck, or are planning a party with tons of martini glasses to be filled, it's a great "go-to" book. We, personally, like to plan a gathering where we serve a "signature drink" when it's BYOB for a big bash and the focus is on food, as everyone...
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Zero Proof Cocktails: Alcohol-Free Beverages for Every Occasion Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This pretty little recipe book is meant for two main audiences: those who don't like the taste of alcohol (some of us are quite sensitive to it), and those who can't drink it (for example, those whose religions forbid it). This way, those who find themselves longing for the intricate and interesting...
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500 Salads: The Only Salad Compendium You'll Ever Need (500 Cooking (Sellers)) Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)The 500 salads provides 125 recipes for a variety of salads from everyday to exotic variations. Each of the 125 recipes has four minor variations that tweak the item into a different version by adding a new flavor profile. Like all of the books in the series this provides excellent recipes that are...
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Wild Sweets: Exotic Desserts and Wine Pairings Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)These two amazing chef have really done a master piece pastry book.The perfect book as a coffee table book, the pictures are wild:)The recipes are so good, and easy to make!Enjoy!Click Here to see more reviews about: Wild Sweets: Exotic Desserts and Wine PairingsFrom their professional life as culinary...
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The Red Hat Society Cookbook Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)As a member in RED standing of the Divine Sisterhood of the Dancing Divas, Red Hat Society-- this is not only a great book about our group but an excellent multi-purpose cookbook as well. Some of the high points are a collection of the "Impossible" recipes using baking mix that are always easy and tasty....
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Natural Healing Wisdom & Know How: Useful Practices, Recipes, and Formulas for a Lifetime of Health Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Thinking about herbs and their value in healing? Wondering how acupressure works? Not sure what macrobiotics are? Wondering how to heal yourself through good nutrition and supplements? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this complete natural healing collection is a book you simply must own....
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Naturally Healthy Babies and Children: A Commonsense Guide to Herbal Remedies, Nutrition, and Health Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This book was given to me as a gift and it truly is a gift that keeps on giving. I have referenced this book often and used many of the herbal remedies on myself with much success. This book is easy to read and is packed with information on safe use of healing plants. When my friends ask me what book...
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College Cooking: Feed Yourself and Your Friends Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I'm not a foodie, but I like to cook. I've also found its one of the greatest ways to pull together people from diverse backgrounds--nothing like closeting a group of unrelated people in a cozy kitchen, pulling out some good food and drink, and chatting. Beats the heck out of the cardboard pizza most...
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Drink This: Wine Made Simple Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Years ago Dara wrote a food column with step-by-step instructions for learning the concept of "dry". Several friends and I had a blast (aided by 6 bottles of wine and as many beers) as we compared wines, beers, cheeses, fruits and crackers to get an in-depth understanding of dry. At the time, we wished...
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Nutrition Almanac Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)When I ordered this book, I was anticipating giving away my old 4th edition for a new one with improved information. NOT SO!The tables, the heart and soul of the book, have fewer foods and not more than the 4th edition. In a display of ignorant cost cutting, Carb counts for grains such as rice are given...
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Book Of Ayurveda Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This is often the first book I loan to friends who are interested in learning about Ayurveda(I own two copies!). The photographs and illustraitons flesh out concepts that are hard to grasp with words alone. Holistic in its approach, this excelent introduction also contains a good deal of information...
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