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Finnish Touches: Recipes & Traditions Review

Finnish Touches: Recipes and Traditions
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Now in a revised and expanded edition, Finnish Touches: Recipes And Traditions blends Finnish traditions and lore with mouth-watering recipes. The first half of Finish Touches is devoted to engaging anecdotes, thoughts, and introductions to beloved Finnish cultural icons such as the sauna. The second half proves authentic Finnish cuisine ranging from Kaljakeitto (Finnish Beer Cheese Soup); Klimpit (Finnish Dumplings); and Rieska (Finnish Flat Barley Bread); to Sillisalaatti (Herring Salad); Lammasmuhennos (Finnish Simmered Lamb); and Illmapuuro (Finnish Air Pudding). Color and black-and-white photographs enhance this joyous and highly recommended celebration of Finnish cultural and culinary heritage.

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This book updates and adds new essays, photos, information, and recipes to the content of our popular 80-page Fantastically Finnish. Now 160 pages, this book presents a concise history and reference to Finland today as well as discovers more Finns in the United States and Canada. Joanne Asala tells about searching for her Finnish heritage, with tips for resources. There are reprints from Inkeri Väänänen-Jensen's Inkeri's Journey that speaks to growing up Finnish on Minnesota's Iron Range and Finnish foods. Recipes have been added to the food section, and there are 16 pages of color photographs.

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101 Autumn Recipes Review

101 Autumn Recipes
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What a fun and enjoyable book!!! The recipes are so varied and easy to follow. The pictures of the recipes are outstanding. I have truly enjoyed the Honey-Pecan Chicken. It reminds me so of a now closed restaurant in the St. Louis area. The creamy tomato soup is so simple to make and oh so tasty!!!! The sweet potato soup and pumpkin chowder are absolutely wonderful and warming to make. The overnight cherry oatmeal doubled as a dessert at our house and everyone was so amazed and how simple and easy it was to make and it tasted wonderful. My uncle put some whipping cream on top and let it melt down and truly enjoyed himself. I would really recommend this wonderful Gooseberry Patch cookbook to anyone's collection.

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