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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This was a surprisingly good selection of food essays, some from well-known authors (like Ruth Reichl and Rick Bayless) and some from authors previously unknown to me. Almost every essay includes a recipe, and although I wasn't particularly interested in trying those particular recipes, I did pick up a few tips, like brining chicken overnight before frying it. Because the essays are short and completely unconnected, this is a good book for reading when you only have a few minutes here and there. ( )This series is always a pleasure, but I think the selections in this one were not quite as good as 2004. no reviews | add a review
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