The Jewish Princess Cookbook : Having Your Cake and Eating It... (Hardcover)

from stephmo

The hardcover edition is well-constructed and put together with a stitched binding, this is a cookbook that is meant to be used over and over. Georgie Tarn & Tracey Fine's cookbook was born out of a productive mid-life crisis where the desire was to produce a kosher cookbook that would allow the ...

from difreda

OK - It is NOT La-Ruse! But "Mazel-tov" to to Tarn and Fine for capturing the spirit of the Jewish Princess. Being from a non-Jewish family - and having several Jewish princesses numbered as my dear friends, I can hardly be called the disinterested outsider to Jewish Culture. (I'm still a sucker ...

from amysan

I enjoy reading cookbooks and this one was no exception. I enjoyed the author's style and humor. I'm not Jewish and haven't done any Jewish cooking, but the recipes in this book use simple, common ingredients along with easy, humorous explanations of anything unfamiliar. I haven't tried any yet, ...

from amysan

I enjoy reading cookbooks and this one was no exception. I enjoyed the author's style and humor. I'm not Jewish and haven't done any Jewish cooking, but the recipes in this book use simple, common ingredients along with easy, humorous explanations of anything unfamiliar. I haven't tried any yet, ...

from varielle

In the overcrowded world of cookbooks The Jewish Princess Cookbook tries to distinguish itself with an ethnic slant. However, your favorite shiksa princess would equally appreciate these simple, easy to prepare recipes. It's a fluffy confection of a book with cutsie illustrations giving it a 1960...