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| Greetings All - I have been away for too long (stuff happened, mostly good), and need help locating a 'definitive' Italian Dessert cookbook - if such an item exists? I have excellent Italian cookbooks, but their dessert sections are rather limited. I saw the Food Network special on Italian holiday cooking, and it motivated me to see what I could find. Any help would be very much appreciated - even if the text is not in English. Thanks, and Happy Holidays! |
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| "the italian baker" "dolce" let me know if you can find them, I can post publisher, author tomorrow. enjoy! ![]()
__________________ bake first, ask questions later. http://www.myspace.com/chefmbrown Professor Culinary and Pastry Arts www.CCCCD.edu |
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| Thanks very much 'M'. I found "The Italian Baker", but no hits on simply "Dolce"? There are two English books titled "La Dolce Vita" however? Is the "Dolce" not in English? Cheers, |
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| i have nick malgieri's great italian desserts. i have gotten ideas form him, but havent used any recipes from this book yet. |
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| Thanks very much for the steer - I'll dig up a copy. |
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| I believe the book might actually be "Dolci" "The Fabulous Desserts of Italy" by Virginie and George Ebert. I highly recommend it, and there are quite a few copies out there. Don't go to Amazon....for some reason the only one they have is a used copy for $172.00! There are several used copies at www.alibris.com for $3.00.
__________________ *** Inside me is a skinny woman trying to get out.....I usually shut the witch up with chocolate! |
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| that'd be the one!
__________________ bake first, ask questions later. http://www.myspace.com/chefmbrown Professor Culinary and Pastry Arts www.CCCCD.edu |
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| Thanks very much for the clarification BigBuns/'M' - I'll track it down! |
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