Although I culled my cookbook collection a few months ago - sharing with
a friend and a granddaughter who both love to cook - I always keep a little
list of cookbooks I've made note of and would love to have. I suppose this means
I will be forever adding to, and subtracting from, the rows of books that fill up
and spill out from two kitchen shelves.
a friend and a granddaughter who both love to cook - I always keep a little
list of cookbooks I've made note of and would love to have. I suppose this means
I will be forever adding to, and subtracting from, the rows of books that fill up
and spill out from two kitchen shelves.
This Christmas, I believe a little elf took a peek at my list and told my
granddaughter Jasmin that this book was mentioned. Imagine my excitement when
I opened my present on Christmas Eve and out popped Sunday Suppers in its
I opened my present on Christmas Eve and out popped Sunday Suppers in its
lovely linen-look binding. Full of recipes and beautiful photos, the introduction tells
about the start and growth of a very special Brooklyn, NY idea where supper has
turned into some amazing gatherings of families, friends and even
invited strangers. I love cookbooks with personal stories and history, ones that read
more like novels than just recipes. Looks like I will be spending time reading,
then cooking, from this book. I love the idea of casual gatherings, kept simple,
but delicious.
invited strangers. I love cookbooks with personal stories and history, ones that read
more like novels than just recipes. Looks like I will be spending time reading,
then cooking, from this book. I love the idea of casual gatherings, kept simple,
but delicious.
Do you enjoy collecting cookbooks?
Did you receive any exciting cookbooks as gifts?