Kevin I am so thankful you let me know about "Basket of Apples" I am def. going to get myself 1 more of each cookbook, I have not had the heart to cut mine up, even for the sake of good Art
And thanks for the compliment on the review, just couldn't rave enough about it! I am going to get my own copies of the other two you've suggested.
KYH I must echo Kevin since hanging out with all you guys I am like in spend mode, "gotta have this, gotta have that" why heck at the rate I'm going
I'll have it all by this time next year
And I will be more than happy to place my order via the other site, and will gladly do so! And I am glad you mentioned the "Spain and the World Table" book as I was feeling drawn to it and well, now I know it'd be a great pruchase!
Kevin I know you'll love the "Baskets" cookbooks, I have this habit of sending everyone I love my books so they can see them first hand, and to date have been very fortunate in seeing all but one returned. My "basket" cookbooks have gone as far North as Vermont! I love the internet, as it helps me share without having to mail my own off. Have you ever heard of a book authored by Fannie Flagg called "A Redbird Christmas"? It was a copy I bought and she autographed, (on one of her book signings), that is the only one that never came back to me yet, but the reason I mention it is because she even put recipes in the back of the book, the story is such a heart warming tale and for me it was special because I lived very near the little community that was her inspiration for the story (Magnolia Springs, AL) I highly recommend the story if you ever get the time to get in a read! But I found it to be really unique in that she included recipes for some of the dishes in her story.
This has got to be my favorite topic today!!! Cookbooks YEAH!!!