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Published on Wednesday, Mar 19, 2008
The site: http://www.bakingandbooks.com
What's there: The host is a graduate student in Connecticut named Ariela, 27, who shares recipes and writes about cookbooks. She recently became a vegetarian, so many of her newer recipes are vegetarian. She also includes quite a few traditional Jewish dishes. There are lots of recipes and photographs to cruise.
A sample: ''Baking and cooking is, if you ask me, more than just following step-by-step recipes. That's part of it to be sure, but it's also about learning how your ingredients work, experimenting with recipes, and eventually creating your own dishes. I find that truly satisfying, especially since something delicious you've baked can easily be shared with others.''
— McClatchy Newspapers
The site: http://www.bakingandbooks.com
Get the full article here.
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