Murder in the Kitchen
by Alice B. Toklas | Cooking, Food & Wine | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0241951038 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0241951038 Global Overview for this book
Registered by 
solittletime
of Portland, Maine USA on 3/13/2019
This book is in a Controlled Release!
solittletime of Portland, Maine USA on 3/13/2019 This book is in a Controlled Release!
1 journaler for this copy...
Registered by solittletime, Portland, Maine, USA on March 12, 2019. Paperback memoir/travelogue/cookbook from the Penguin Great Food series.
An interesting slim book that has significantly raised my cholesterol levels just by reading it: The recipe for Tarte Chambord and its accompanying cream and frosting contains 2 and a half cups plus 1 tablespoon of sugar, 18 eggs (yes, eighteen!), and 1 cup and 5 tablespoons of butter. The Virgin Sauce recipe (for one person) contains 5 tablespoons butter plus one of whipped cream. And the Rillettes contain 2 pounds breast of pork and 1 pound of lard. Yikes!
Reserved for the 2019 Wine + Food + BookCrossing Challenge, hosted by GoryDetails.
Also reserved for the 2019 Female Empowerment/Feminism Release Challenge, hosted by originalslicey.
And for the 2019 Oh, the Places We Can Go Release Challenge, hosted by Secretariat. Kitchen.
As well as the March 2019 Ultimate Challenge, with a theme of Travel and Transportation, hosted by jumpingin.
And the 2019 Four Elements Challenge, hosted by Firegirl. [author name - ice]
An interesting slim book that has significantly raised my cholesterol levels just by reading it: The recipe for Tarte Chambord and its accompanying cream and frosting contains 2 and a half cups plus 1 tablespoon of sugar, 18 eggs (yes, eighteen!), and 1 cup and 5 tablespoons of butter. The Virgin Sauce recipe (for one person) contains 5 tablespoons butter plus one of whipped cream. And the Rillettes contain 2 pounds breast of pork and 1 pound of lard. Yikes!
Reserved for the 2019 Wine + Food + BookCrossing Challenge, hosted by GoryDetails.
Also reserved for the 2019 Female Empowerment/Feminism Release Challenge, hosted by originalslicey.
And for the 2019 Oh, the Places We Can Go Release Challenge, hosted by Secretariat. Kitchen.
As well as the March 2019 Ultimate Challenge, with a theme of Travel and Transportation, hosted by jumpingin.
And the 2019 Four Elements Challenge, hosted by Firegirl. [author name - ice]
Controlled release to zaxoma, who may take it on her trip across country.
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