The Cooking Club Party Cookbook: Six Friends Show You How to Plan, Prep, and Party

Rating:
Summary: Sausage Goblins? Could It Get Any Better?
Review: I submit that it could not. This is yet another winning cookbook from these foxy big city gals. For me, this cookbook (like their breakthrough debut) sits atop my microwave (the highest honor I can bestow upon a cookbook).

Now, don't get me wrong, I didn't rush out and form a cooking club myself- that sort of thing is typically frowned upon among guys. Nevertheless, I do find myself upgrading my "Chex Mix"-themed parties to the more festive suggestions given in this essential kitchen companion.

I was worried I might not understand some of their chic New York City-type references, but fortunately that was not the case. Even a country mouse like myself laughed aloud at some of the witty prose in this "cookbook with personality".

This book will hit you like a meteorite (not a Mars rock) with its humorous stories and photos of foxy gals and tasty party food. I recommend it as much as its predecessor, "The Cooking Club Cookbook : Six Friends Show You How to Bake, Broil, and Bond".

Rating:
Summary: Sausage Goblins? Could It Get Any Better?
Review: I submit that it could not. This is yet another winning cookbook from these foxy big city gals. For me, this cookbook (like their breakthrough debut) sits atop my microwave (the highest honor I can bestow upon a cookbook).

Now, don't get me wrong, I didn't rush out and form a cooking club myself- that sort of thing is typically frowned upon among guys. Nevertheless, I do find myself upgrading my "Chex Mix"-themed parties to the more festive suggestions given in this essential kitchen companion.

I was worried I might not understand some of their chic New York City-type references, but fortunately that was not the case. Even a country mouse like myself laughed aloud at some of the witty prose in this "cookbook with personality".

This book will hit you like a meteorite (not a Mars rock) with its humorous stories and photos of foxy gals and tasty party food. I recommend it as much as its predecessor, "The Cooking Club Cookbook : Six Friends Show You How to Bake, Broil, and Bond".