A guide to the Bluegrass region, parks, caves, waterfalls, small towns and historic villages.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Uncommon, delicious, easy to make,
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This review is from: Recipes from a New England Inn (Paperback)
My wife and I got this cookbook as a gift about ten years ago, and it has become a holiday staple. The book automatically falls open to certain pages, such as the Hungarian gulasch, the Viennese tenderloin, and a new favorite that we made yesterday, the Raspberry torte. The recipes in the book have simple names, but they do not taste like run-of-the-mill food. We get compliments every time we serve them.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of great recipes.,
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This review is from: Recipes from a New England Inn (Paperback)
My husband and I stayed at the Inn in 1993. We bought this cookbook after sampling the "Welcome to Snowvillage Inn" chocolate chip cookies that were placed in our room in a little basket. They were WONDERFUL, as was all of the food we dined on during our stay. This continues to be one of my favorite cookbooks including the recipe for Potato Leek Soup and Kate's Last Minute Artichoke Spread (EASY!) and the Tomato Cognac Soup.It's a great and delicious reminder of the terrific stay at Snowvillage Inn!
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