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an early chapter introduction...
with one of the twelve lovely sketches in the book by our friend Hope James–and…
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It’s beautiful and exciting! I am looking forward to seeing the recipe for Salade Nicoise. I have loved it ever since my hus band and I lunched at the French Village at Disney World in the 80’s. Thanks fo he peek!
Thanks Louise–if you’re getting my posts in your inbox click on the title[A peek inside] which will take you to the blog and then click twice on the photos; they enlarge and you can read them.
Looks great! Easy to read, good lay-out, and looking at the photo’s, the pages feel like summer, sunny and light.
For me, being more of a painter than a cook (well, it’s true), it makes me want to try a recipe….. you can take that as a compliment 😉
Beautiful book, beautiful sketches! Hope it becomes a great succes!!
Dieneke
Thanks Dieneke-I hope so too!
The sketches are lovely and can I tell you how much I appreciate the size of the print? So many cookbooks have me with squinting or reaching for my reading glasses.
Let me echo everyone’s comments on how lovely the picture is. You must be very pleased. Are they watercolors? The one you’ve shown us here is perfect. Part of the “romance” of the book will be the tie to the south of France, I think – and the illustrations, if they’re all like this one, really convey that. Just lovely. (The recipe looks great, too, of course!)
They are watercolours and you are right–Hope James has captured the atmosphere here.
Thanks, Lisa.
hello Meredith & Robin – your book looks just as I knew it would full of lovely things to eat, & a feast for the eye, & the print is easy to read.The pictures are beautiful so
full of life & colour,looking forward to the day it comes in the post .
Congratulations on such a wonderful book – thank you
Elaine
Thanks Elaine–hope you like it when in comes!
I love the illustrations too, it looks to be a beautiful book.
The pictures remind me a little of Douglas Warner Gorsline’s illustrations of Pride and Prejudice! Wonderfully done. Thank you for making these recipes available! I am looking forward to trying the pesto sauce tomorrow night.
Buon Appetito!!
Thank you! I used the sauce on whole-wheat rotini. It was an instant hit with all – particularly with those who loathe tomatoes!
Been gone barely two weeks and you are being unfaithfull to me with someone else’s tomato salad! Love Romaine
Oh Romaine–sorry!
They were ripe and the offer was hard to refuse!!