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Camelot's Kitchen
by Rane Sevin  and Shoreh 

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Camelot's Kitchen
Camelot's Kitchen
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Category:  Cooking/Food/Wine
Publisher: Kings of Jupiter Press

ISBN-10:  0615216226

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 64

Copyright: 
June 1, 2009
ISBN-13: 9780615216225


SHOW ME THE BUNNY! Welcome to Camelot's Kitchen, a salad cookbook AND bunny photo book inspired by a real rabbit! DELICIOUS recipies, a TRUE story, and HUNDREDS of PICTURES of Camelot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GBpRNgRV9I

Award-winning writer and artist Rane Sevin has teamed up with chef extrodinaire Shoreh to create Camelot's Kitchen a salad cookbook and bunny photo book that will make you jump for joy!

The book has been featured on KIRN AM radio in Los Angeles, at the West Hollywood Book Fair, at Book Soup on Sunset Boulevard and at Chevalier Books in Larchmont.

The history?   Camelot was sold as an Easter bunny to a family who locked him in an outdoor hutch and virtually forgot him.  However, this intrepid bunny escaped from this lonely life and hopped into a world he’d never imagined!  Scared and hungry, he showed up on a chef's doorstep, and the two fell instantly in love. Camelot’s life changed overnight.  From virtually being homeless he found palatial living quarters INSIDE the house, fresh veggies and fruit treats were offered frequently and love was “in the air”.  

 

A natural socialite, Camelot lives a pampered life, rich with excitement.  He travels to cafés with his mummy, meeting and greeting people everywhere he goes.  Photographers and filmmakers show up to film him, and his Youtube videos inspire hundreds of hits every day.  His gourmet salad book “Camelot’s Kitchen” is full of SECRETS on how to use spices, fresh fruits and other exotic ingredients to make salads the most exciting part of your meal.  

This lost bunny has quickly become a Hollywood celebrity!  With the release of his cookbook and the debut of his youtube page http://www.youtube.com/camelotskitchen Camelot has taken the world by storm!  Check out the book, and see videos on YouTube! 

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Professional Reviews

From Barefoot in the Kitchen author Jennifer Garnder
Chef Jennifer Evans Gardner, author of "Barefoot in the Kitchen," "Bitchin' In the Kitchen," and director of "Little Feet In The Kitchen" cooking school in Los Angeles says, "My students LOVE the salads on these pages! These recipes are innovative, easy to make, and delicious enough to serve at your most elegant parties." --Jennifer Evans Gardner ("Barefoot in the Kitchen" "Little Feet in the Kitchen" "Bitchin' in the Kitchen")

Cheryl Dent
Camelot's Kitchen is a real gem -- the recipes are delicious, innovative and healthy for animal lover's of all ages. Camelot is one talented bunny!

--Cheryl Dent, host and chef of the Style Channel's BIG PARTY PLAN OFF!


A. Lord
We found Camelot's Kitchen cookbook by accident. We had our humans make the salads. They've all been taste tested by our most stringent critics -- us bunnies. (Our humans like them too.)

We give Camelot's Kitchen a 100% bun-pproval rating.

It's available in the [...] Amazon store! Just head to our website and click on the store icon in the lower left corner of the home page.

Own Camelot's Kitchen and help us bunnies too.

(Dictated to one of our humans.)

Noserubs to all.


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