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| Book The Best 50 Strawberry Recipes, Cookbook Author Joanna White, Strawberries, Recipe, Jams, Desserts, Sauces, Smoothies, Cook Book, Books | | 2008-07-13 14:59:45 | | The Best 50 Strawberry Recipes (Best 50) We love delicate, juicy, sweet strawberries fresh and in season, and we love them in jams, desserts, sauces, smoothies, and more. The strawberry has such a place in our hearts, it's worth noting that a strawberry looks a bit like a heart! This book gathers the best strawberry recipes, together with details about strawberry varieties and storage. You'll never need another strawberry recipe again. Joanna White is a bestselling cookbook author, lectures in | | By: My Outlook on Everything Blog | | |
| | Nick Malgieri's Great Italian Desserts Cookbook Review - Collectibility | | 2008-06-10 00:56:06 | | Great Italian Desserts Dust Jacket CoverCookbook Title: Great Italian DessertsAuthors: Nick Malgieri (famous pastry chef)Publisher: Little, Brown and CompanyCopyright: 1990, First EditionFormat: Hardcover with dust jacketSpecialization Categories: Famous or Top Chef Cookbooks (baking or dessert cookbooks are also possibilities)Average Price/Cookbook Value: $60 (I've sold this book not long ago for $40 but the prices appear to be higher--likely to to less availability at the moment. I also sold a copy for over the $90 but that was extreme--the cap and should be a great condition book for that kind of price.Noted Recipes: Torts di Noci d'Aosta (walnut-filled pastry), Caramel Almond Gelato, Cannoli alla Sicilians. Website: Nick Malgieri's websiteCOOKBOOK COLLECTIBILITY RATINGS RATINGS EXPLAINEDAvailability: 8.5Popularity: 7.0Investment Outlook: 9.0-------------------------------------Final Collectibility Factor: 8.17This cookbook is extremely sought after and actually somewhat difficult t | | By: Cookbook Collecting Blog | | |
| | free download games Super Jigsaw Desserts! | | 2008-05-20 07:07:25 | | PC Game | Puzzle | 5 MbAssemble mouth-watering pictures of sweet treats with this collection of jigsaws featuring ornate confections and delicious concoctions. With more than 500 pieces, your choice of shapes, and 50 images featuring cookies, pies, birthday cakes and more, the possibilities are endless. Relaxing, easy to play, and full of family fun, Super Jigsaw Dessert is sure to satisfy your brain's sweet tooth.System Requirements- Windows 98/ME/2000/XP- 233MHz or faster Processor- 32MB RAM- 16-bit Graphics and Sound CardDownloadPatch (Read me first) | | By: Free Download 3D and PC Games | | |
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| Just Desserts | | 2008-05-14 23:09:00 | | About a year ago, two events conspired to change my life. I gave up on men, and I became a professional blogger. Blogging doesn't pay much, so I find myself working three jobs and putting in ridiculous hours sitting at the computer. There's not much keeping me away from the caramels and chocolates in my desk drawer... after all, everyone's got to have a little joy in their lives! As a consequence, I have become incredibly fat. I keep telling myself "this is temporary, I can lose this weight". Sure I can, all it takes is MORE self-denial MORE sacrifice, MORE willpower. Reminds me of the old joke where the man asks the doctor how long can he expect to live. The doctor asks, "Do you eat healthy food, avoid smoking, drinking, and wild sex, go to bed at a decent time, and exercise?" When the man answers yes, the doctor says "Then why do you care?" Honestly, the main thing I need is to get out of the house (and away from the desk drawer) and get a life. It wo | | By: Miss Cellania | | |
| | | | Low Carb Dark Chocolate Mousse Just 6g Net Carbs, Light, Fluffy Mousse Melts in Mouth, Dark Chocolates Mousses Taste, Diet, Desserts, LowCarb | | 2008-04-03 17:05:09 | | Dark Chocolate Mousse Low Carb Light, fluffy mousse that melts in your mouth with a full, dark, rich chocolate taste. Each box contains 6 individual servings. Just 6g Net Carbs per serving. For those controlling their carbs, count only 6 grams of the 24 grams of total carbs in product. Subtract sugar alcohol (18g), which has minimal impact on blood sugar. - Buy | | By: My Outlook on Everything Blog | | |
| | The Most Expensive Desserts in the World. | | 2008-02-17 13:49:37 | | Have you been saving those pennies? Well your going to need them if you want any of these sweet desserts, thanks to the good people at Forbes they have put together a list of the most expensive desserts in the world, so if your feeling hungry and want to splash some cash, Then wet your [...] | | By: Cooking Rosemary | | |
| | Just Desserts... | | 2008-02-06 18:40:00 | | I hate to say it, but since 2 am today I've been dealing with a feverish, coughing, yacking baby. I guess those old ladies were right after all. Darn wisdom!! And I'm seriously considering filing a law suit against the manufacturers of those "I Voted" stickers. They don't work at all!Don't know what I'm talking about? Read yesterday's post. | | By: Hollywood Flakes: Get 'em While They're Hot | | |
| | Friday Flash...Christmas Desserts | | 2007-12-20 22:32:00 | | It seems at Christmas the small bakeries and pastisserie shops go all out to produce eye-catching and colourful desserts and treats.Much care and attention goes into producing these extravagant individual offerings.The one above has a few strawberries and cranberries sitting on a base of cream and sponge.The sponge is itself floating on a sweet caramel like sauce.The second dessert has a thin champagne coloured jelly on top.Once you dig in below the surface there emerges a trifle like mixture.Small chunks of pineapple and sponge together with a custard sauce appear on the end of your spoon.Very tempting. | | By: porcelain-monkey | | |
| | Write Back Weekend Monday "Just Desserts" | | 2007-11-12 16:20:00 | | It's so funny that this week's TITMT question was about desserts. Well, ok maybe it's not so funny, but it is mildly amusing at least. In order to understand my answer to the question, I have to rewind to the conversation I had with a friend of mine just earlier today. A few friends and I are meeting for dinner later on tonight. We were talking about how if the waiter we know is there, we can get free dessert. Only something like "free dessert" has never been all that tempting to me. This is because I'm not now, nor have I ever really been, a sweets person. Now that doesn't mean I don't have a favorite dessert or two, I'm just saying given the choice between dessert or a cup of soup, nine times out of ten I'd choose the soup (yes, even if it's summertime).There are some desserts that have never been tempting to me. For the most part, I can easily resist almost anything that is chocolate. I enjoy a Twix bar or peanut butter cup from time to time, but I never understood the whole chocolate craze. Even when I do want a piece of chocolate, a mini bar like that is good enough. Oh and chocolate yogurt. I like that for some inexplicable reason, too. Like I said, nothing is absolute.Still, I figured since TITMT questions are more or less the land of the "top five or so answers that are on board" I might as well tell you about five of my favorite desserts, in no particular order, of course, just something I'd like to order, as the case may be. They may have changed over the years, but I'll answer as if I was ordering in present time, not the past. Also note that I stuck with sweet desserts however I whole heartedly acknowledge that sour and salty are equal important, just different is all.1. Italian Ice- First of all let me preface this choice with an explanation. Depending on where you live, italian ice can come in many different forms and as a result, they are often varying levels of icy goodness. Suffice it to say I've had some italian ices that are fantastic | | By: The Art of Getting By | | |
| | Desserts | | 2006-06-05 17:55:00 | | Bouton à la canelleBarre yogourt et confitureCarrés au citronCarés-aux-fruits amusants de CaraylineConfiture de poires et limeGalettes au centre fruité (VERSION AMÉLIORÉE)Galettes santé aux bananes et aux dattesGâteau aux fruitsGâteau aux jujubesGâteau au yogourt et a l'orange de maman GinetteGaufres françaises délicieuses et légères comme un nuageMeilleur gateau au fromage du québecMuffins aux canneberges et citronMuffins au gruau qui se conservent 1 moisPouding au riz Thaillandais au lait de coco et à la mangueSablés avoine canneberges et chocolatTarte Choco-Tofu | | By: Les Gourmandises de Dionysus | | |
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