I borrowed this book from the library today already knowing this would be the first recipe I would look at. She made it on masterchef a couple of months ago.
Just took it out of the oven and it smells good!
This is hard but these are the first eight that came to mind:
?Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
?Madeleine L‘Engle
?Fredrick Backman
? @AmyStewart
? @ChrisBohjalian
?Patricia Cornwell
?JRR Tolkien
? Elizabeth Rynecki @Erynecki
@Gissy @Graciouswarriorprincess @Bookworm83
1️⃣ Charlotte Brontë
2️⃣ Jane Austen
3️⃣ Maya Angelou
4️⃣ Margaret Atwood
5️⃣ N. K. Jemisin
6️⃣ Joss Whedon
7️⃣ J. K. Rowling
8️⃣ Neil Gaimen
9️⃣ Carrie Fisher
? Liane Moriarty
1️⃣1️⃣ Sarah J. Maas
1️⃣2️⃣ Laini Taylor
I had to have a longer list for alternates. ?
Damn. Now I REALLY wish I could actually have this party! I‘m imagining all sorts of engrossing and utterly fascinating discussions! If only! ❤️❤️❤️
@amber_ldsmom
1. Kate Chopin
2. John Steinbeck
3. Oscar Wilde
4. F. Scott Fitzgerald
5. Edgar Allen Poe
6. Emily Bronte
7. Maya Angelou
8. Margaret Atwood
Thanks @amber_ldsmom for the fun question!
📚Charlotte Bronte
📚Wilkie Collins
📚William Shakespeare
📚Ray Bradbury
📚Flannery O‘Connor
📚William Faulkner
📚Beverly Cleary
📚Louisa May Alcott
pickWhen I can I check out new cookbooks from our library before buying them, (I have 100‘s!), and this is one that I really want to buy! The recipes look so delicious and are so close to my cooking style!
I just met a goddess and now I'm dead. She is so nice and I even got to give her some of my Toffee Brittle! I'm so glad I didn't chicken out 💜📚🥘🍗🥗
If you live in the SF Bay Area, head to Draeger's in San Mateo tomorrow at 11:00 for a book signing with Nigella Lawson. I'm excited to say that I'll be going. The thing is, I'm terrible at meeting famous people or people I admire professionally. Any tips for not looking like a total weirdo? 🤓
Bookworm occupational hazards.
Enjoying cooking from Nigella's latest, a present I got for my birthday a couple of weeks ago.
At My Table: A Celebration of Home Cooking | 
