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Recipes but much more than that
A cookbook? This is more than just a cookbook, it’s a resource book and cookbook in one. Who is this book for? Anyone who going to indulge in some cold weather activities. Inside this book you will find some recipes (because this is a cookbook) and you will also find articles and helpful information on this climate. Information on staying safe, what to pack for a trip, how to pick out your destination, keeping entertained, and much more. I came across this book at the library and the book cover caught my attention. Living in Iowa, it seems that the winters get longer each year and the snow never seems to melt fast enough for me and if there was anything inside this book which could make this season more joyous, I needed to know.I wasn’t happy that all the illustrations inside the book were drawings, even the ones that accompanied the recipes. I like having realistic pictures of recipes that I have the possibility of making. The recipes were sectioned off into Slope Snacks, Sides and Salads, Mains, Desserts, Morning Meals, Fortifications (drinks), From Snowshoes to Slippers and a few closing sections (where to buy products, index, closing remarks). Each recipes states how many it will serve, the ingredients needed (listed in grams and cups). The instructions are listed in steps and there are also tips and a small paragraph about the recipe. The titles of many of these recipes were long!! Buttermilk Chicken with Roasted Lemons, Torn Sourdough, and Calabrian Chile Sauce. That’s one recipe but it does describe the recipe. Frosty Morning French Toast Six Tasty Twists, Chilly-quiles Rojos, Smokey the Pear, Oh, What a Nightcap, those are just a few of the recipes you will find inside this book.Inside each of these recipe sections, you’ll find some articles which I found interesting. From Build a Better Snowperson, Shotski, Why Can’t We Quit Thee?, Six Sweets Made with Snow, Ski Slang, Much Ado About Dumplings, etc. I thought the Reindeer Game page was great as it gives some ideas for games to play in the snow. I guess if you’re tired of sledding, building snow forts or making snow people or snow animals, or shoveling, these games would be fun to try. I also liked the Six Sweets Made with Snow article and a bunch more that I found in here. So, pick up this book if you live or are headed for a snowy climate, there’s a recipe or an article in here just calling your name. 4 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2022
I spent the morning curled up with this charming book by @workmanpub and keep finding myself flipping back through it to look at all of the beautiful illustrations. This book is like a warm hug; Hygge perfection. One of the most beautiful cookbooks I’ve ever seen. I’m already thinking about all the people I want to gift it to next Christmas.
Never for before has a book made me long for being snowed in. One of my favorite parts was 99 ways to use a mug. Here are a few from the list: Hand warmer, stocking stuffer, chili cauldron, petite planter box….
Spring is still a bit away and if you’re looking for a beautiful book to help you embrace the moment, this is it! Slow down and enjoy the last few days of winter. Recharge, rest, and curl up with a beautiful book and some Swedish cardamom rolls.
Book 32 of 2022.
#gifted #hygge #slowliving #slowdown #cabin #snow #campcooking #cooking #cookbook #cookbooks #hyggehome #hyggelife #cozy #book #bookstagram #reader #readersofinstagram #blessed
Never for before has a book made me long for being snowed in. One of my favorite parts was 99 ways to use a mug. Here are a few from the list: Hand warmer, stocking stuffer, chili cauldron, petite planter box….
Spring is still a bit away and if you’re looking for a beautiful book to help you embrace the moment, this is it! Slow down and enjoy the last few days of winter. Recharge, rest, and curl up with a beautiful book and some Swedish cardamom rolls.
Book 32 of 2022.
#gifted #hygge #slowliving #slowdown #cabin #snow #campcooking #cooking #cookbook #cookbooks #hyggehome #hyggelife #cozy #book #bookstagram #reader #readersofinstagram #blessed
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2023
A cookbook? This is more than just a cookbook, it’s a resource book and cookbook in one. Who is this book for? Anyone who going to indulge in some cold weather activities. Inside this book you will find some recipes (because this is a cookbook) and you will also find articles and helpful information on this climate. Information on staying safe, what to pack for a trip, how to pick out your destination, keeping entertained, and much more. I came across this book at the library and the book cover caught my attention. Living in Iowa, it seems that the winters get longer each year and the snow never seems to melt fast enough for me and if there was anything inside this book which could make this season more joyous, I needed to know.
I wasn’t happy that all the illustrations inside the book were drawings, even the ones that accompanied the recipes. I like having realistic pictures of recipes that I have the possibility of making. The recipes were sectioned off into Slope Snacks, Sides and Salads, Mains, Desserts, Morning Meals, Fortifications (drinks), From Snowshoes to Slippers and a few closing sections (where to buy products, index, closing remarks). Each recipes states how many it will serve, the ingredients needed (listed in grams and cups). The instructions are listed in steps and there are also tips and a small paragraph about the recipe. The titles of many of these recipes were long!! Buttermilk Chicken with Roasted Lemons, Torn Sourdough, and Calabrian Chile Sauce. That’s one recipe but it does describe the recipe. Frosty Morning French Toast Six Tasty Twists, Chilly-quiles Rojos, Smokey the Pear, Oh, What a Nightcap, those are just a few of the recipes you will find inside this book.
Inside each of these recipe sections, you’ll find some articles which I found interesting. From Build a Better Snowperson, Shotski, Why Can’t We Quit Thee?, Six Sweets Made with Snow, Ski Slang, Much Ado About Dumplings, etc. I thought the Reindeer Game page was great as it gives some ideas for games to play in the snow. I guess if you’re tired of sledding, building snow forts or making snow people or snow animals, or shoveling, these games would be fun to try. I also liked the Six Sweets Made with Snow article and a bunch more that I found in here. So, pick up this book if you live or are headed for a snowy climate, there’s a recipe or an article in here just calling your name. 4 stars.
I wasn’t happy that all the illustrations inside the book were drawings, even the ones that accompanied the recipes. I like having realistic pictures of recipes that I have the possibility of making. The recipes were sectioned off into Slope Snacks, Sides and Salads, Mains, Desserts, Morning Meals, Fortifications (drinks), From Snowshoes to Slippers and a few closing sections (where to buy products, index, closing remarks). Each recipes states how many it will serve, the ingredients needed (listed in grams and cups). The instructions are listed in steps and there are also tips and a small paragraph about the recipe. The titles of many of these recipes were long!! Buttermilk Chicken with Roasted Lemons, Torn Sourdough, and Calabrian Chile Sauce. That’s one recipe but it does describe the recipe. Frosty Morning French Toast Six Tasty Twists, Chilly-quiles Rojos, Smokey the Pear, Oh, What a Nightcap, those are just a few of the recipes you will find inside this book.
Inside each of these recipe sections, you’ll find some articles which I found interesting. From Build a Better Snowperson, Shotski, Why Can’t We Quit Thee?, Six Sweets Made with Snow, Ski Slang, Much Ado About Dumplings, etc. I thought the Reindeer Game page was great as it gives some ideas for games to play in the snow. I guess if you’re tired of sledding, building snow forts or making snow people or snow animals, or shoveling, these games would be fun to try. I also liked the Six Sweets Made with Snow article and a bunch more that I found in here. So, pick up this book if you live or are headed for a snowy climate, there’s a recipe or an article in here just calling your name. 4 stars.
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Very much a cook book and I had for a little more about lifestyle.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 20, 2021