Amy's Table: Food for Family & Friends - Hardcover

Tobin, Amy

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1933197390 ISBN 13: 9781933197395

Verlag: ORANGE FRAZER PR, 2007

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As a cooking school director for more than a decade, Amy Tobin has her finger on the pulse of what home cooks really want. Featuring do-able dishes that gracefully move from casual family meals to elegant dinner parties, Amy’s Table makes sensational cooking a cinch. Well-written, concise recipes featuring ordinary and accessible ingredients ensure that anyone can achieve success with each and every dish. Believing that “great cooking should be great fun,” Tobin presents quick and easy ways to create dazzling meals. Filled with color photos, make-ahead instructions, and helpful tips, Amy’s Table is like taking a cooking course without ever leaving your kitchen. Readers will especially enjoy the practical, yet beautiful, presentation ideas that help add a touch of flavor and zest to any meal. Tobin’s passion for good food is matched by her passion for a comfortable, but lively, dining experience. With Amy’s Table, home cooks will share this experience, delighting in the satisfaction of food that is both full of flavor and fun.

Biografía del autor:

Amy Tobin is the Culinary Director at the northern Kentucky cooking school, EQ @ The Party Source. Holding quite an extensive career in the cooking industry, Tobin has served as a recipe developer and consultant to several national food brands. A former contributor to Cincinnati Magazine and Cincinnati Wedding, Amy's career has also included the roles of interior designer, caterer, and cooking teacher. Host of Amy’s Table: A Girl’s Guide to Living on Cincinnati’s WKRQ and a cooking program on CET, Tobin can be heard regularly on local radio and television. She currently lives in Ohio with her husband, son, and daughter. For more information, visit www.amystable.com.

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• Verlag: ORANGE FRAZER PR
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2007
• ISBN 10: 1933197390
• ISBN 13: 9781933197395
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 129