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Home Made Winter Free FREE HOME MADE WINTER PDF Yvette van Boven | 256 pages | 16 Oct 2012 | Stewart, Tabori & Chang Inc | 9781617690044 | English | New York, United States Homemade Wine Recipe | Allrecipes Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Home Made Winter. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Home Made Winter by Yvette van Boven. Oof Verschuren Photographs. Just like a formally decorated table, or a beautifully arranged plate, I believe that a cookbook should exude a certain spirit that I think you should be in when you get in the mood to get going in the kitchen. Inspired by her childhood in Ireland and her frequent sojourns in France, she has created a collection of recipes that will warm your heart. She focuses on simple recipes for classic dishes such as apple cider, BBQ Home Made Winter pork, ricotta cheesecake, and more. Step-by-step, she explains how to make butter, beef sausage, and baileys. She also features her favorite winter holiday recipes. This book is sure to become the next must-have for home cooks. Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. Published October 1st by Harry N. Abrams first published October 3rd More Details Other Editions 5. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Home Made Winterplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Home Made Winter. Nov 16, Mbgirl rated it it was amazing. What a cool cool find. Not only are the recipes ones I desire to make, her hybrid or dutch, Irish, and French draw me in— Home Made Winter time. This cookbook has a very skilled photographer; the winter photos of Europe are endearing and so precious for Home Made Winter to linger over, with a cup of steaming tea in my hand! Feb 05, Kelly Home Made Winter it really liked it Shelves: foodcookbookphotos. Artsy book with fun illustrations by the author, plus lots of nice photos of the places she has lived or still lives. Lots of interesting recipes, but more than half of them are ones that I wouldn't make at my time of life two toddlers and not a lot of extra money! This might make a good gift for the creative cook in your life. Feb 26, alana rated it really liked it Shelves: cookbooksfoodintercultural-francenon-fiction. Home Made Winter loved reading this cookbook! The photos are gorgeous, and I love the illustrated recipes which look like handmade journal entries. Recipe-wise, this should be more of a 3. It's been awhile since I read a cookbook which wasn't entirely vegetarian or vegan. There are tons of meaty recipes in here! Also, the recipes are a bit more froo-froo than I usual make. Oh, and cocktails! I can't drink any now, but some sound delicious. So Home Made Winter. I look forward to checking out her other cookbooks. Dec 24, Alicia rated it really liked it Shelves: cookbooks. Beautiful illustrations and photography - the recipes aren't necessarily my style of cooking but fun to read nonetheless. Feb 08, Elmo added it. Mooi kookboek met een specifieke eigen stijl, maar niet alle recepten zijn even haalbaar in Home Made Winter doorsnee gezin. Was wel lekker, maar iets vloeibaarder dan ik lekker vind. Er zit flink piment, kaneel Home Made Winter nootmuskaat in en dat maakte het voor mij te speculazig. Ik vind het lekkerder als het iets pittiger, hartiger is. Sep 19, Cat rated it it was amazing. Lovely recipes! I borrowed this book, but am now going to purchase it! Oct 28, Breanna Nater rated it really liked it. Another winner. Oct 23, Shanlie rated it really liked it. The author took this project to heart and you tell by the tender loving care illustrated throughout. Full of whimsy and deliscious meals, desserts and winter drinks taken from her life in France, childhood in Ireland and ancestry from the Netherlands. Heartfelt, heartwork Curl and dig in, i guarantee you'll feel well traveled and hungry thirsty! Fun and beautifully photographed. Mar 08, feathers rated it liked it Recommends it for: discriminating omnivores. Shelves: kitchen-table. Oct 19, Jennifer rated it liked it. I knew when I read homemade butter and goat cheese fondue that I Home Made Winter NOT ready for this kind of action. Gorgeously designed though. Aug 07, Susie rated it liked it Shelves: cooking-gardening. I have yet to make anything out Home Made Winter this Home Made Winter but just opening it makes me long for sweaters and cold weather. I can't wait to try almost every recipe in this book. Not only do they look yummy, but they are interesting and unusual and exciting. Can't wait! Jan 05, Gina rated it liked it. Read this whole thing and loved it the pictures are gorgeous: Ireland! Nov 27, Gina Enk rated it liked it. This cookbook has beautiful photographs and whimsical drawings that are a pleasure to look at. The recipes are too European for me and my family of somewhat picky eaters, although they could be just right for yours. Jul 02, Mrs. I gave the author's first book, Home Made, a 2 star rating, not because it wasn't any good, I just thought it was not very inspiring or interesting. Not quite sure what happened with this book, but I love it! So many recipes to try, and it just makes me itch to get in the kitchen. Oct 07, Jane added Home Made Winter. The photos are great Home Made Winter the baked goods sound amazing. Will be trying the bannock bread, Irish soda bread, marmalade scones, and chocolate microwave cake. I loved both Homemade Winter and Homemade Summer. They are cozy, uncomplicated, and just like my own normal style. Sep 11, Lee Heffner rated it Home Made Winter liked it. Nov 30, Beka rated it liked it Shelves: cookbooks. Home Made Winter by Yvette van Boven, Hardcover | Barnes & Noble® Brisk mornings, windy afternoons, cold dark nights: short of living with a cat on your lap, is there a better place to stay warm in the winter than in the kitchen? Especially since, unlike our shivering, snowed-in brethren in the Midwest and Northeast, we still have an abundance of gorgeous fresh, local produce in our markets, from avocados and clementines to kale, lettuce and those fabulous watermelon radishes. My latest inspiration for cold-day cooking before our early-arriving spring banishes the chill is Home Made Winter by Yvette van Bovenan Irish-born cook, food stylist, Home Made Winter writer who divides her time between Amsterdam where she and her cousin run a restaurant and catering business and Paris. Oof Verschuren, her photographer husband, took the pictures, which range from luscious but reassuringly unfussy food shots to misty, atmospheric photos of bare branches, shaggy ponies, winding lanes and lichen-splotched stones, in cool earth tones or snowy black and white. A sequel to her first book Home Madethis is a charmingly stylish book, loose-limbed and deliciously idiosyncratic. There were still heaps of recipes, waiting wistfully, and every day new ones were added. Who wouldn't love a cookbook that puts a little illustration and recipe for a bubbly, ruby "welcome cocktail" 1 part cranberry juice, 1 part ginger ale, 1 part vodka right there on the copyright page, across from a drawing of a little green dog wearing a collar and a chef's hat, saying "Hey! There you are. Then, all of sudden, it's late afternoon, early darkness, the streetlights are on, and it's cocktail hour and time for Drinks. Little snacky things--homemade Salt and Vinegar Crisps potato chipsPopcorn Rocks with maple syrup, cinnamon, and hot pepper flakesBeet Blini with Salmon--show up To Start, then it's time to pull up a chair and dig into Main Courses and Dessert. Scattered throughout are hand-drawn illustrations and hand-written recipes, plus lots of DIY projects--homemade butter, yogurt and cheese, beef sausage, a sweet-spiced Home Made Winter butter, Irish cream liqueur--and little sidetracks into holiday musings and recipes, in no particular order. This is Northern European food, the wintery dishes of her Irish and Dutch homelands, not stolid but not lacking in potatoes, butter, and cream, either. There's the dish she's dubbed Dublin Lawyer "Because lawyers from Dublin are fat, rich, and always drunk There's a Home Made Winter and Sage Terrine sealed with melted butter and a white-on-white Tartiflette that uses cod instead of bacon to liven up this cheese-rich potato casserole Home Made Winter the French Alps. Home Made Winter, quiche-like Fluffy Pies have a secret, shared by a French cook: "Less egg, more cream". There are inventive fondues, Home Made Winter nouvelle-cuisine-ish Turbot Tower with Cabbage and Vanilla Beurre Blanc, and cut-out Christmas Sintercookies spiced, surprisingly, with Chinese five-spice powder and anise seeds. Also, there are a lot of wonderful drinks, some refreshing, most warming, from van Boven's favorite Winter Tea simmered with fresh ginger, licorice root, cinnamon stick, orange zest, and cloves to a Mulled Wine spiked with a shot of gin. If you didn't already suspect there was nothing good for you in that oh-so-yummy bottle of Bailey's, here's where you learn that the homemade version is put together with heavy cream, sweetened condensed milk, coffee powder, whiskey, and chocolate syrup.
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