Thursday, January 15, 2009

Betty Crockers Best of Baking or Beer

Betty Crocker's Best of Baking

Author: Betty Crocker

Is there anything more delightful than the smell of fresh bread or muffins wafting from the kitchen? Remember the pleasure of freshly baked pies and cakes, the fun of making cookies? Then you ll want Betty Crocker s Best of Baking, which showcases everyone s favorite recipes, as well as great new ideas. Complete with chapters on breads including bread machine recipes; cookies; desserts cakes, pies and more; main and side dishes; baking for kids, and holiday baking, the book is bursting with delicious recipes that cover every occasion. Also included are tips, techniques and hints to turn anyone into a baking pro. Whether you are a new baker or an old hand, you ll find this book indispensable, as well as irresistible!



Table of Contents:
All About Baking.

Breads.

Cookies.

Main and Side Dishes.

Desserts.

Baking with Kids.

Holidays.

Index.

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Beer: Domestic, Imported and Home Brewed

Author: Eve Adamson

Dive into the refreshing, intoxicating, exhilarating world of beer

Once upon a time, a beer aficionado had to be content with a mere handful of American-made brews. But now, with grocery store, package store, and beverage retailer coolers bulging with literally hundreds of different brands from all over the world, it's easy to get lost among the pilsners and stouts—and a challenge to decide which beer is right for the occasion.

Beer is the answer. This comprehensive, easy-to-use guide is the perfect companion for every lover of the miracle of malt and hops—including an exhaustive list and rating of the cornucopia of brews currently available, as well as helpful tips to assist the novice in distinguishing lager from ale, domestic from import, and choosing what beer to serve with dinner tonight. There are beer labels featured throughout to help you identify exactly what you're looking for—and there's even an invaluable chapter on home-brewing, for the eager do-it-yourselfer!

There's something for every serious beer drinker in Beer—the only handbook you'll ever need if you truly enjoy cracking open a cold one.



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