I read an article in the Journal the other day and have been thinking about it ever since.
It is all about the latest fad in book clubs is to do a cook book club. I love this idea. So I have been thinking about how to go about starting such a club. I read this blog post and that gave me some good info.
At first, I was thinking of just doing that with my neighbors, but I get to hang out with a lot of them often anyway. So perhaps, I will branch out to include different people - like local friends and colleagues. They are a group of interesting people that I genuinely like and this could be a fun way to get to know them better and actually hang out with them periodically. Any suggestions on good cookbooks to consider for the club?
It is all about the latest fad in book clubs is to do a cook book club. I love this idea. So I have been thinking about how to go about starting such a club. I read this blog post and that gave me some good info.
At first, I was thinking of just doing that with my neighbors, but I get to hang out with a lot of them often anyway. So perhaps, I will branch out to include different people - like local friends and colleagues. They are a group of interesting people that I genuinely like and this could be a fun way to get to know them better and actually hang out with them periodically. Any suggestions on good cookbooks to consider for the club?
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I just love the idea but your grandma is an incurable cookbook/recipe collector!! She would love being in a club like this if you can figure out a way to include her from a distance.
While I, too, love cookbooks, I'm very selective about what I keep in the small space allocated for cookbooks. I still love Laurel's Kitchen after 30+ years; just so many fabulous recipes. I finally hunted down a hardback copy at a used bookstore as my paperback was worn and covered with various drips and spices from looking at the recipe and mixing at the same time.
I also think that you can't go wrong with any of Alice Waters' cookbooks. I have the "Fruit" and also the "Vegetable" cookbook. Such delicious creations and the illustrations are works of art watercolours. Alice is also involved in children's gardens and education.
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