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A Cake Bakes in Brooklyn
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Food 52
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Food Loves Writing
Fork in the Road
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The Kitchn
Lukas Volger
Orangette
Serious Eats
Smitten Kitchen
The Salt
The Subjectivist
A Sweet Spoonful
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Yummy Books
After reading Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ Love in a Time of Cholera I became a dedicated fan of ‘crullers’…..they just keep on eating them with cafe con leche and I began to long for them without knowing what they were. Turns out they’re deep fried circles of choux pastry rolled in caster sugar. Divine!
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I love them too, and have developed a bad habit of eating them with ice cream. Something about the hot and cold takes it up a notch from eating them both separately. … And then I discover that I’ve just eaten two desserts and no real food.
Also, sweetlydisturbed.com shares your love for words and tastries. Love this blog.
http://www.sweetlydisturbed.com/caketease/2012/4/20/soul-food-on-steroids-lets-readt.html
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Wow, I’m blushing. What a sweet post – thank you! Any maker of biscotti is a friend of mine. I make them more than any other cookie, too … probably because people always think they take way more effort than they really do 😉
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I just read your post about Alice Munro and look forward to reading more. Thanks for such a delightful blog!
Thank you for stopping by! I’m so glad you’re enjoying it.
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