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Author learned to cook in France on an 18th-century woodburning stove. This cookbook-memoir includes 16 of her color photos, a wide selection of Greek, Scottish, French and American recipes (all places she has lived) and is peppered with inspirational stories from her life's journey.
If you enjoy perusing cookbooks with exotic recipes that are quick and easy to prepare, if you love to create masterpiece meals with regular as well as unusual ingredients, this is the book for you. If you enjoy reading tales of adventures written by a woman who believes you can do anything you want to as long as you simply "step off the dime", you'll love the stories in this book. You'll also enjoy the 16 color photos she's taken of Scottish castles and Highand scenes, of Mayan children in the guerilla-infested mountains of Guatemala, and of her hot pink sa | |  | | A Cook's Tour of Epicuria...One Woman's Adventures
A 269-page cookbook-memoir with the author's color photos, original author-created recipes (French, Greek, American, British cuisine) and some of her inspirational life stories.
For those who enjoy creating masterpiece meals via easy recipes, who enjoy reading inspirational stories that show how a woman can succeed in whatever she wants to if she just "steps off the dime", and if you enjoy looking at amazing photographs of castles in Scotland, Mayan children high in the guerilla-infested moutains of Guatemala, and of a hot pink sailboat in various exciting harbors....you'll enjoy this book.
The book is written stream-of-consciousness which leaves the reader feeling like he is sitting right next to the author in one of the Beat generation coffeehou |
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