The Best Cook Books to help make your Easter Celebration Truly Festive
One of the best aspects of Easter is the food ... whether one thinks of the traditional Easter Sunday dinner, or friends gathering after church at a fine restaurant ... one expects the festivity to include lots of good things to eat and drink. So it's likely that one of these cook books featuring the best of the culinary Easter will come in handy.
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Celebrate Spring Fever in style with the festive recipes and craft ideas in Easter Treats. From sweet Chicken Little Cookie Pops to a full-fledged Easter Bunny Cake and kid-sized Bunny Ears, families will find an array of tanta-lizing confections and simple craft projects that revel in the Easter spirit. Elegant menus offer options for entertaining, and craft projects will have the kids dyeing and decorating eggs, sprucing up their baskets, and creating decorations for the table, the front porch, and themselves. Easter Treats will have the whole family joining in the holiday fun.
This delightful book captures the spirit of spring, with practical ideas and inspirational projects for the home. Abundant blossoms and the first flowers of the year can be arranged in simple posies or displays, and lush foliage and soft feathers collected on country walks make lovely decorative effects. The end of Lent means that convivial feasting plays a large part in the celebrations, and one section of the book features an irresistible collection of traditional treats, including Truffle-filled Chocolate Eggs, Simnel Cake, Easter Bread and Pashka. Step-by-step sequences illustrate the projects and recipes, and exquisite color photographs evoke the freshness of the emerging year. Celebrate the essence of the season and festival with glorious natural decorations and time-honored foods.
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This collection of traditional Easter craft ideas from across the world includes decorated and chocolate eggs, seasonal recipes from breakfast through to tea and cakes, flower arrangements, origami and knitting ideas, each one fully illustrated in colour.
During this deeply spiritual time of the year, author and cook Karen Jean Matsko Hood brings her readers a unique cookbook full of inspiration in these tasty and filling recipes. This cookbook is written with the novice cook in mind and will be enjoyed by the accomplished cook as well. It is satisfying to the soul to include all members of the family in helping to prepare for this yearly feast time. Hood s recipes are wholesome and will please the whole family as well as company for this special time of the year. These recipes contain ingredients that are easily found at your local market year round.
A one-of-a-kind collection of Easter and springtime crafts, recipes, and flower ideas offers more than one hundred colorful photographs, instructions on uniquely embellishing dyed eggs, plans for gift baskets, and other projects. 17,500 first printing.
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