School of Essential Ingredients Novel The Lost Art of Mixing, (Paperback)

from WifeMomKnitter

From the synopsis: "Lillian and her restaurant have a way of drawing people together. There's Al, the accountant who finds meaning in numbers and ritual; Chloe, a budding chef who hasn't learned to trust after heartbreak; Finnegan, quiet and steady as a tree, who can disappear into the background...

from BookfanMary

If you enjoyed The School of Essential Ingredients you'll want to read The Lost Art of Mixing. Erica Bauermeister delves into the lives of characters from the first book. We get to see sides of each that even the other characters never see. This novel is a connected string of intriguing stories t...

from countrylife

[The Lost Art of Mixing] is a sequel to [The School of Essential Ingredients], which follows some of the people from the cooking class, and adds some new characters. This is a book for foodies, with lovely writing about foodstuffs and the loving preparation of soul-enriching dishes. Better than y...

from ShannaV

I really enjoyed this book. I reminded me quite a lot of Barabara O'Neal's books; a good story mixed with food, friends and family. The characters lives intertwine in surprising and interesting ways. In the Lost Art of Mixing, what appears to be real on the surface is not always true, or at least...

from nyiper

I was delighted to get this book----a sequel to The School of Essential Ingredients. And it was a perfect follow-up to the wonderful characters I already knew along with some new "Ingredients." The author develops wonderful inter-relationships that are funny or sad or surprising. It's a book to j...