Is playing in my ear as I assort my Baking items—can’t help but bake when the book’s character is baking delicious recipes! How About Madeleines? Never have I made this recipe!
These pans are so pretty--I'm sure they will make lovely madeleines! The grandkids are coming to visit this week; this will be a good treat for them.
First in Bakeshop mysteries series. A woman returns to her hometown to help mom at the family bakery. And of course, becomes involved in a murder! and then--the handsome investigator shows up--her high school sweetheart! Oh My! it is a cozy read with a bit of romance thrown in.
Here we are 1835 London. Eliza wants to be a writer of poetry. Unfortunely. the publisher doesn't need more poems--he wants cookbook. Her assistant Ann form a bond to create a cookbook, even though Eliza doesn't cook! This is based on true story of first modern cookery writer. Interesting recipes--none I would prepare! good read though and peek into historic English kitchen with interesting recipes.
!This book is telling me--"bake scones"
Setting--small town North Carolina. Cast--a group of town 'misfits'. Plot--join this society, you must tell your deepest darkest secret! There is a bookshop involved along with a murder!
Listening treat as you eat scones. I made the blueberry/lemon scones--
now, I've got to visit grocery store for Clotted Cream! Here's a recipe if you are so inclined!
Me, I'm adding jar of clotted cream to my next shopping adventure!
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