January 2019 Eat Your Books Cookbook Club Summary
January 21, 2019 by JennyWe have an incredible community here at Eat Your Books that has flowed into our Eat Your Books Cookbook Club and Sweet Eat Your Books Cookbook Club, places where we share our successes and fails in cooking and baking from specific cookbook titles.
This month we’ve been cooking from the following titles:
- Main Selection: Julia Turshen’s Now & Again
- Alternative: Home Cooking with Kate
- Online option: Anything from Donna Hay
- Baking: Donna Hay’s Modern Baking
And, desserts are still being churned out in our second group that is working through Ottolenghi’s Sweet.
The photos below are just a few of the beautiful shots our members have been sharing; visit each group for more inspiration. Do not forget to also upload your photos and add your notes to your bookshelf at Eat Your Books. Instructions on uploading your photos and links to other helpful articles can be found here.
A few announcements before we share some highlights from this month’s options:
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Our EYBD Page has been updated with additional titles for 2019!
Now to this month’s highlights:
From Home Cooking with Kate I made the Hearty cheddar and potato soup. It was delightful and I used the leftovers in a gravy a few days later. I like to play with my food.
Joan O made the Garlicky shrimp with tequila + lime from Now & Again. “I was planning on making the Italian version of this but forgot my lemon and didn’t have tequila for the other version. I ended up using white wine for the tequila, parsley for the cilantro (hubby doesn’t like) and using the lime and lime zest from the original recipe. I took her suggestion for turning this into a meal by serving it with black beans and rice. I used brown rice and also warmed a couple soft corn taco shells for hubby. We both thought this was a delicious meal. Was hoping to make the kimchi shrimp pancakes with some leftover shrimp as suggested in the again section, but we devoured the shrimp. Oh well maybe next time. I’ll double the shrimp so we’ll have leftovers.”
Vicky H made the”Arugula salad with lemon, pine nuts & pecorino from Now & Again. Loved the delicious simplicity of this salad, especially the dressing.”
There are many other wonderful photos in the group.
Eat Your Books Sweet Cookbook Club
Sweet –
Ottolenghi (see the group for even more photographs).
Mona W. made “Prune cake with Armagnac and walnuts. Replaced Armagnac with rum as that is what I had. This was so much better than I expected. The prunes were so moist and they had absorbed all the rum…yum! I might add more of the walnut crumble next time.”
Debra made the “Persian love cakes made especially for my
gluten-free guests”
This week, I’ll have up a poll for April – June choices. February
and March’s options are below:
February
- Main Selection: Nik Sharma’s Season
- Alternative: The Slanted Door or Pie Squared
- Online option: Anything from Leite’s Culinaria
- Baking: SuQar
March
- Main Selection: Mastering Pizza or Pasta, Pretty Please
- Alternative: Anything from Marcella Hazan
- Online option: Anything from Baking from Scratch
- Baking: The Bread Collection
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