March 3, 2009

Baking Unplugged featured in today's Tasting Table Everywhere newsletter


Today's Tasting Table Everywhere features a new cookbook by Nicole Rees entitled Baking Unplugged. For all of us struggling financially these days and can't spring for the $299 KitchenAid mixer, Rees' book is just for you. Nothing in this book isn't something your great great grandmother couldn't have whipped up in her kitchen - and I'm pretty certain they weren't rocking food processors back in the day.

Some of the delicious recipes include:
• Morning favorites like Blueberry Muffins, Southern-Style Pull-Apart Biscuits and Caramel-Pecan Sticky Buns will give everyone an excuse to wake up early.

• Easy-to-make drop cookies like Chocolate Fudge Cookies, Espresso Gingerbread Cutouts and Caramel Turtle Bars.

• Rewarding cakes like Moist Vanilla Pound Cake (including five variations!) and Golden Birthday Cake with Fudge Frosting.

• Home-style fruit pies and tarts like Peach Pie and Fresh Berry Tart plus a fool-proof pie pastry recipe that can be used again and again.

• Elegant creamy desserts like Classic Tiramisu and Chocolate-Banana Cream Tart provide stunning results with less effort than you’d think.

You can buy the book on Amazon - the retail price is $21.86.

Funnily enough, Ms. Rees is based in Portland, Oregon. I'm catching a plane to that very city this afternoon! If Ms. Rees reads this - I'd love to meet with you and talk about your book!

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'd love to meet you, Mary Ann! Nicole

Mary Ann said...

Ladies and Gentlemen - the Baking Unplugged author is in the house!

Nicole - e-mail me at puffandchoux@gmail.com and we can set up a time for a coffee and some Portland baked goods!

smartcookie said...

Thanks for the wonderful post about Baking Unplugged, Mary Ann! Have a great trip to Portland.
Best,
Jana

Mary Ann said...

Hi Jana - I can't wait to get the review copy so I can write up something more in-depth. I have to say though, that based on the premise, this is a cookbook EVERY baker should have. When food processors and mixers are too expensive, it's nice to know that you can still whip up awesome goodies!

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