I thought, with an inward chuckle, that I have many of these same (or recipe-cousins) recipes that I have prepared through the ages and they are simply good stuff. But I also chuckled inwardly that so many of these recipes are loaded with the richness of sugars, cheeses, butters and other succulent ingredients that many eschew today because of their personal specialty diets.
But if you're not one to avoid specific foods, this is a cookbook you will want to add to your collection and gift to someone who shares your same enthusiasm about cooking "the good stuff."
Recipes include delectable sweets, gifts from the kitchen, main dishes, breakfast dishes, salads. Just a heap of good stuff.
And I might warn you...... This "Wanda E. Brunstetter" book is sure to literally fly off the shelves So if you're interested, you might just want to get one before they are long gone.
About the Book: Christmas Recipes from the Heart of Amish Country
From New York Times bestselling author of Amish fiction comes Wanda E. Brunstetter’s Amish Friends Christmas Cookbook—revised and expanded for a new season of Christmas cooking. Packed with over 200 recipes and fascinating information from the heart of Amish country. Readers will find only the best of genuine Amish Christmas cooking in the pages of this keepsake book in categories of snacks, breads, gifts from the kitchen, salads and sides, main dishes, and sweets. As an added bonus, readers will enjoy featured insights into Amish life during Christmastime. Surrounded by a beautiful lay-flat binding, this cookbook is the perfect holiday gift for almost anybody.
DISCLOSURE: I received a complimentary copy to facilitate this review. Opinions are mine, alone and are freely given.
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