carriedoodledoo's reviews
1355 reviews

A cute little book (97 pages including index) with basic Scandinavian baked goods, colored pictures and sidebars detailing the regions and customs these treats come from. Breads, cakes, cookies, other desserts.

This isn't a large or fancy cookbook -- almost falls into the category of church cookbook by printing standards. But it's fun and has simple instructions to make simple candies. I enjoyed it!

It really does break these incredibly fancy and specific recipes down into the simplest steps possible, which is nice -- I just don't think I'll ever use it unless HRM and Princess Kate come to call.

The best candy-making cookbook I've ever come across. It was shelved in the children's section of the library when I was growing up, so you can take it from me, it is truly for beginners. Good looking results though!

After going through my own wedding (we bought our cake from Wal-Mart)--I'd say this: I wouldn't make my own cake for my wedding, but I'd definitely make it for someone else's. This brings the magic down to earth.

Completely mad...mod, I mean. It picks out the good stuff from all those 60's cookbooks that were stuffed with a hodge podge of classics, cool stuff, and gross concoctions that somehow made it past the editor.

Martha was always my favorite contestant, and she has a cookbook! What sucked me in was the candied-rhubarb spirals....I love rhubarb!

Simple recipes inspired by the books--an ideal cookbook to give to a child for Christmas, especially if that child is an AOGG fan.

A collection of recipes by ballet dancers. Ballerinas are people too!

I'm ordinarily a decent cook, but there are days when I could burn a salad. This book is for those days.