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There are always plenty of cookbooks to choose from to give as gifts at anytime. Here are a few you might consider picking up for someone on your Christmas list!
From bestselling author Wanda E. Brunstetter is “Amish Friends From Scratch Cookbook” (Barbour Publishing, $16.99.)
This collection of recipes submitted by Amish and Mennonite cooks are more than 270 recipes of breakfasts, beverages, breads, salads and sides, main dishes, desserts, snacks and candy. There are also chapters to help around the house, such as dairy products and miscellaneous things.
Make a breakfast casserole for the holidays like Stuffed French Toast or Egg and Potato Casserole. Make your own Cappuccino or Hot Chocolate Mix. Try your luck at making Mom’s Dinner Rolls or go classic with Aunt Elma’s Buttermilk Corn Bread. Make some Broccoli Salad or Potluck Potato Casserole. Try out some Main Dishes like German Stuffed Cabbage Rolls or use up leftover turkey with Cordon Bl
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14 December 2020 • 4:23pm
This year, perhaps by default, was something of a vintage one for home cooking. As many people were forced to spend much more time in their kitchens, they took to cooking like never before – from breads and cakes to comfort foods and elaborate dishes.
Cookery books were right there with us. Many people revisited old classics, but there were some stellar new releases, too. Here at Telegraph Food, we loved Nigella Lawson s latest tome,