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Hello everybody,
First of all, I would like to say THANK YOU to all the people who made The Magic Violin virtual book tour a success!
Thank you to all the nice people who took time out of their busy lives to host my tour and leave comments on my tour stops. I really appreciate it! Some people commented on my every stop--really, I'm so very grateful and wish I could send you all gifts!
And now, the winner of the $20 Amazon gift certificate is......................
lisalmg !!!!!!!!
Have a WONDERFUL Christmas, everybody!
Mayra
Legendary cookbook editor and author Judith Jones is profiled in The New York Times Dining Section today. Judith's late husband and collaborator, Evan Jones, authored Overlook's seminal American Food, recently released in a revised and updated paperback edition. Ms. Jones graciously provided a new introduction to the book, which features more than 500 distinctive regional, traditional, and contemporary recipes. No less a figure than James Beard called American Food "a great addition to American gastronomic lore . . a true joy."
Barry Ballister's quintessential guide to the bounty of nature is back in print in a handsome new paperback edition that will fit nicely in your tote bag or shopping cart. With anecdotes and
descriptions of 175 varieties of fresh fruits and vegetables--including more than 20 kinds of lettuce and 13 types of tomatoes, as well as multitudes of herbs, mushrooms, and tropical fruits - The Fruit and Vegetable Stand is a produce encyclopedia that no kitchen should be without. Hey, it's August, take a trip your local Farmer's market or roadside stand and get all the sweet corn and fresh peaches you can carry home.
Jay Cheses of the New York Daily News today credits American Food by Evan Jones for "providing recipes for everything from corn pone and catfish to Polish treats." So, in honor of Blueberry Season, we thought we'd offer you a recipe for the famous Durgin Park Blueberry Cake. The World Famous Durgin Park in Faneuil Hall is as quintessentially Boston as Beans, Tea Parties and a double of the Green Monster. Enjoy!
Thank you Mayra! I enjoyed visiting the sites on The Magic Violin tour and I think you did a wonderful job with all the interviews!