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Sara Moulton Cooks at Home

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The Bottom Line

This is a lovely collection of home-originated recipes that will please both fans of Sara Moulton's cooking programs, as well as those who have never seen her shows.
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Pros

  • Sara's folksy style shines through the text.
  • An excellent variety of recipes.
  • Simple, easy-to-follow instructions.

Cons

  • The beautiful photos leave you wanting more.

Description

  • More than 200 recipes covering every category of food from hors d'oeuvres to desserts.
  • Includes wine pairing tips and a chapter on the topic from Gourmet's wine consultant Michael Green.
  • There are gorgeous color photos of almost two dozen recipes.
  • Black and white photos of Sara with family members and other cooking celebrities pepper the book.

Guide Review - Sara Moulton Cooks at Home

Any fan of Sara Moulton's Food Network cooking shows will immediately hear her voice as she introduces each recipe in this book. In fact, the introductions to many recipes are lengthier than the actual directions because many of these dishes are so simple to prepare. These dishes includes Sara's original creations as well as favorite recipes from family and friends that she has collected and adapted over the years. Many dishes are family-friendly and suitable for everyday preparation. Even the recipes suitable for entertaining will not intimidate the home cook. Sara's warmth and personal style give her explanations a clarity that cooks of all levels can understand. This book will make an excellent addition to any cookbook collection.
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