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Fool's Gold Cookbook



When I saw Love story on the book cover, I thought I'll skip the story and just go through recipes. I havent learnt how to cook Kale. After looking at the picture of Roasted salmon with Sweet Pepper and Kale stir-fry, I thought I should give it a try.
And then I just got reading into the chapters and thought may be it is a true story that ended in a wedding and thought how usually couples are given a cookbook full of recipes while these two pouring over recipes might end up a couple through the process of writing a cookbook. After a few chapters of brief pages, I though the writers accomplished the task of making believable characters and story in few pages.
And then I read of Susan Mallery and her series and characters. Now it all figures.
Tamale pie is a cool idea.
Banana Layer Cake
If you ever have leftover nonfat dry milk, you can make Home made hot cocoa mix.

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