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Loading... Sundays at Moosewood Restaurant: Ethnic and Regional Recipes from the…by Moosewood Collective
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This book belongs right next to the Vegetarian Epicure books of Anna Thomas. This is a wonderful collection of recipes from around the world that you can serve anytime. Another culinary classic! ( )A wonderful book filled with addictive food that pleases me every time I cook from it. I like the history & intro to each section, and the index to each, but miss the nutrition analysis of the Low Fat version. The Stein Sisters Sunday Salmon is excellent, as is the garlic shrimp. This is one of my favorite cookbooks. A fine cookbook and a family favorite. I bought it for my father for Christmas because it looked interesting, and he liked it som much he gave m a copy for my birthday. I haven't tried all of the section, but I have been delighted with what I have tried (mostly the "Mexico" chapter. I cannot say how authentic the recipes are, but they seem to se tasty, fairly simple-to-prepare adaptations. no reviews | add a review
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