The Book Blogger’s Cookbook has 50 different book reviewers from every corner of the blogosphere. It showcases great reads, provides an interactive experience with links to author and book reviewer websites, and tells why each recipe complements its companion book. Recipes and books combine to make the reading experience satisfying and entertaining.
See what I mean? Recipes bringing back fond reading memories!
One word. Yessssss.
Plus, you can trust these recipes will be worth your while. Have you tried Christy's Dublin Coddle? We eat it regularly since we discovered the recipe on Christy's blog two years ago. Delish.
17 comments:
What an absolutely brilliant concept. I think I've found the perfect Christmas gift for my critique partners.
What a great idea!
And glad you found my blog . . . love the look of yours, Michelle!
I met Christy at the Storymakers conference. Neat lady and a great idea for a cookbook. :)
Michelle, thanks so much for having the cookbook on your blog! I need to make Dublin Coddle again, it's a favorite. Cheers!
Food and books? Sounds pretty brilliant!
Great idea! Agree with Lydia, can't beat food and books!
It is a great concept. What's not to like? Thanks!
What a great idea! (Why didn't I think of that?)
That's a great idea! I'm hungry just thinking about it.
What a cool idea! Will check it out.
Oh! I just tried Dublin Coddle for the first time about a month ago. It was a crock pot recipe. Mmmm.
This looks great! Thank you for the links! :o)
I have my copy of this cookbook. I love the idea behind it, the recipes look yummy, and the pictures are great.
You're right - what an awesome idea! Thanks for the link!
Mmm. Sounds like a delicious idea! :)
I'm definitely getting a copy of that book!!
Hopping over to visit from Randy Lindsay's place. He said, "Hi!"
Wonderful author spotlight for today. Food and books always make a nice combination so to make recipes based on some of our fave books is a winner to me.
What an interesting idea - combing great reads and recipes. Will check it out.
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