Let’s celebrate: The Friendsgiving Cookbook (by Taylor Vance)

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Friendsgiving has become a thing. It is when you leave the family squabbles behind and celebrate a holiday with friends. This book will help with that! There are 50 recipes for entertaining.

The book is divided into sections on appetizers, potluck mains, vegetarain sides and desserts. The author notes that you can make it all the way from drinks to desserts with recipes that are do-able.

This title is charmingly illustrated. There are also many photos. The very first entry for crostini, so easy that ANYONE could do it. There are also little sections called A Little Extra…But in a Good Way; these are helpful.

Just a few of the recipes are those for Angelic Deviled Eggs, Chicken and Waffles, Roasty Toasty Brussels, Pumpkin Cake Poppin, and Thank You So Match Sponge Cake.

This is a nice cookbook. It is well worth a look.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group for this title. All opinions are my own.

Pub date: 05 September 2023

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One thought on “Let’s celebrate: The Friendsgiving Cookbook (by Taylor Vance)”

This sounds absoutely wondeful. Plus the front illustrations are so cute. I can only imagine what the whole cookbook looks like. Last year was my first time having a home cooked meal for Thanksgiving in a while. If we end up doing that again, I’ll have to pick this up to make something to bring.

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