Off the Shelf Baking.(Brief article)(Book review)

From: The Bookwatch | Date: December 1, 2006 | Copyright information

Off The Shelf Baking

Better Homes & Gardens

Meredith Books

1716 Locust Street, Des Moines, IA 50336-0001

0696232685, $14.95 www.meredithbooks.com 1-800-678-8091

Spiral bound so as to be laid flat on a kitchen counter or table, "Off The Shelf Backing" is another outstanding cookbook from Better Homes & Gardens and features more than 200 recipes; special chapters on kids' baking, potluck dishes, and holiday favorites; icons ide...

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