Falling Cloudberries : A World of Family Recipes (Hardcover)

from scrappycat

You know the saying "don't judge a book by it's cover"? That definitely does not apply in this case. First of all, it's gorgeous. I took the dust jacket off to keep from tearing it while reading, and was delighted to see that the inside matched the dust jacket. No, plain gray or brown. The inside...

from aviddiva

Falling Cloudberries is beautiful, engaging, and filled with the kind of recipes that call to you from the pages, saying, don't be shy, this is home cooking, anyone can make this, and you can, too. More than a cookbook, but less than a memoir, Falling Cloudberries is a commonplace book, a collect...

from verybzymom

I also have Apples for Jam by the same author, both books are beautiful. Just reading both books inspires me to get busy cooking. They are so gorgeous I hate to ruin them in the kitchen but the recipes are tempting. Apples for Jam is a bit stained but that's the sign of a good cookbook, at least ...

from cemming

Jealous of Kiros' diverse family recipes and map-skipping travels, I read "Falling Cloudberries" from cover to cover, bookmarking tasty bites with flavors that span the globe. I was inspired to cook something immediately, but choosing a recipe proved difficult. My sweet tooth argued for dessert. ...

from landerman

I received this as part of the Early Reviewers program last winter--and was super-excited to sit down and look it over. Like many reviewers here, I agree that the book is beautiful. The images are lush and inspiring. And I love that it includes cuisines that are so often overlooked by other cookb...