pickThis book follows a cooking class and, one by one, shows a little of the story of each participant. It‘s a quick read and is charming but veered a little close to saccharine at times for me. Low pick.
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pickThis book follows a cooking class and, one by one, shows a little of the story of each participant. It‘s a quick read and is charming but veered a little close to saccharine at times for me. Low pick.
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#RestaurantCvr The tagged book & its follow-up both have a restaurant on the cover. They are set around Lillian‘s restaurant where she holds cooking classes & are another two of my foodie book favorites. 🍽️🤍
If you haven‘t read them & enjoy foodie novels, you should! Read The School of Essential Ingredients first.
“Lillian had been four years old when her father left them, and her mother, stunned, had slid into books like a seal into water.”
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pickThis was delightful! I‘ve never had an interest in visiting Paris, but that‘s changed after reading this culinary memoir. This is the experience I had wanted when I tackled Julie & Julia so long ago.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ½
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Thanks for the tag @TheRiehlDeal 💕
❄️ I feel like I could hang out with Chef Lillian (tagged book) for long periods of time & be quite happy. Not only would she probably be cooking wonderful meals (a very nice bestie benefit is a friend who throws down in the kitchen🤗), but she was all about good vibes amongst people.
❄️ Rozelle Quinn! It would be impossible to call her friend.
❄️ Friday Eve…the new name for Thursday!😂
pickTotally a charming and easy listen! It consists of character sketches and lots of food writing that I especially enjoyed. I loved the message that one must care for & respect ingredients to end up with a quality dish. 😋
I‘m going to check to see if this is a series. Definitely has the potential.
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