A review by bucolicbookshelf
Will Run For Doughnuts: The Montclair Bread Company Cookbook by Rachel Wyman
5.0
Warning - looking through this is going to make you hungry. Severely.
Life really does give us gifts sometimes, doesn’t it? I discovered and read this cookbook just as I was talking with my husband and teens about my desire to make apple cider doughnuts to celebrate Autumn and apples, and doughnuts of many varieties to celebrate carbs. Also, I wanted to read this because I grew up in NJ and lived there until 2008.
First - what a gorgeous cookbook this is. It’s beautiful, perfect white space interspersed with photos of glorious looking baked goods. Second - the recipes themselves. It’s rare that I find a cookbook where I want to make 90% of the offerings. This is one of those rare cookbooks.
October really just is the perfect time for a cookbook of baked good and I would definitely suggest this one if you like baking.
* Note to vegan friends - Most recipes look to be veganizeable (I know that’s not a word, but just go with it, okay?)
Thanks to Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley for an eARC of this title. Opinions shared are influenced by nothing other than my reading experience.
Life really does give us gifts sometimes, doesn’t it? I discovered and read this cookbook just as I was talking with my husband and teens about my desire to make apple cider doughnuts to celebrate Autumn and apples, and doughnuts of many varieties to celebrate carbs. Also, I wanted to read this because I grew up in NJ and lived there until 2008.
First - what a gorgeous cookbook this is. It’s beautiful, perfect white space interspersed with photos of glorious looking baked goods. Second - the recipes themselves. It’s rare that I find a cookbook where I want to make 90% of the offerings. This is one of those rare cookbooks.
October really just is the perfect time for a cookbook of baked good and I would definitely suggest this one if you like baking.
* Note to vegan friends - Most recipes look to be veganizeable (I know that’s not a word, but just go with it, okay?)
Thanks to Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley for an eARC of this title. Opinions shared are influenced by nothing other than my reading experience.