Mmm...reading!

  • Bob Spitz: THE SAUCIER'S APPRENTICE
    A good read, with some interesting recipes you'll want to try.
  • Daniel Boulud: LETTERS TO A YOUNG CHEF
    A peak into the kitchen and studying culinary arts. I read this while thinking about attending Le Cordon Bleu in Ottawa. (I may do this someday)
  • George Monbiot: HEAT
    This guy is about social change that will change the planet! Everything is connected, foodies can't remove themselves from the problem of global warming. Pay attention to chapter 10 to learn about the cost of out of season foods, grocery stores and food warehouses.
  • Giuliano Bugialli: THE FINE ART OF ITALIAN COOKING
    I bought this book in Rome in 2005. It has great notes on Italian and French food history and many original recipes.
  • Michael Pollan: THE OMINIVORE'S DILEMMA
    Very interesting and well written book. It will change the way you see your food. I loved the part about sustainable farming.
  • Peggy Post: EMILY POST'S ETIQUETTE
    This book has everything from how to propose a toast, set a table, eat different foods and write dinner party invitations. This was a great birthday gift a few years ago. Thanks mom!
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What a great granola recipe!!
My 8 year old daughter is allergic to nuts, and it's always a challenge to find foods that are safe for her, and also satisfying for my three other children.
I tried your recipe, and they all loved it!!
There were a few complaints that I left it a little too long in the oven, but overall, they were impressed!!

Thanks!!

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