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Loading... Perfect Cakesby Nick Malgieri
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Good solid recipes that make sense and taste good. From basic to sophisticated, Malgieri has it covered. I haven't hit upon a bad recipe yet. The fruit coffee cake is particularly good and has become a staple at my house. ( )no reviews | add a review
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The recipes come from home bakers who are aunts, grandmothers, friends, and friends of friends, as well as food writers and professional bakers; some also come from Malgieri's kitchen, of course. The delectably moist Orange Poppy Seed Cake is as easy a recipe as you can hope to find, and don't miss his Aunt Virginia's Sour Cream Coffee Cake. The 19th-century Morris Cake is simple yet elegant, and the truly unique Green Tea Pound Cake comes from Paris's Mariage Frères. Beware the decadent Chocolate Pecan Caramel Cake. Whatever the celebration or occasion, there's nothing like a perfect cake--and you're sure to find it here. --Leora Y. Bloom
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