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A Treasury of Jewish Holiday Baking
Book: A Treasury of Jewish Holiday Baking
Written by: MARCY GOLDMAN
Publisher: Broadway
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5

What would I do without Marcy Goldman
Rating: 5 / 5
I purchased Marcy Goldman's A Treasury of Jewish Holiday Baking
a year or so ago and have been using the book ever since I got it. I have tried many, many recipes and each and everyone turned
out great. If I had a question, I would email Marcy and she
would get back to me. I cannot say enough about this cookbook
or about Marcy. Every Jewish kitchen and non-Jewish kitchen
should have this book. Thanks Marcy for all the wonderful
recipes and for all of your help.

Debbie




So good, I've purchased several for gifts!
Rating: 5 / 5
After several months of using this cookbook over and over and over, I decided to buy it for friends. It is extremely user-friendly, because many of the recipes use basic ingredients and are uncomplicated to make. The directions are well-written, and the final product turns out exactly as I visualize from the recipe, even when baking unfamiliar treats.

I keep reaching for it, because there are so many wonderful cakes, that I can always find something different or unusual, without worrying because I've never tried the recipe before. Variations are often included, as well as cooking times for different pan types and sizes.

It's one of those cookbooks where you can flip through it and consistently find something appropriate, without requiring a trip to the store for some odd ingredient. The honey cake is fantastic, but the double fudge cake on pg. 110 "wows" everybody every time. Bring that one to your next family get-together (I use a bundt pan and skip the glaze, or drizzle on a quick confectioner's sugar glaze after it's cooled), and they will think you stopped at a bakery (I'm not kidding).

The only minor issue, is that on recipes where a range of flour is given (e.g. soufganiot), I sometimes need to add even more flour. This was the same with another (hamantaschen), where it was obvious that the dough was too sticky to shape. So while some experience is helpful, common sense can tell you if more flour is needed. This has never been an issue with any of the cake recipes, only those which are naturally more flexible on the ingredients.

Good Shabbos!




Wonderful recipes
Rating: 5 / 5
I checked this book out from the library several times before buying it. The Passover Chocolate Torte was a raving success at our family's seder. The honey cake is to die for. And the pareve cocoa cake is delicious! I've served all of these to non-Jewish friends, and they've loved them all. None of these recipes taste like they've been "kosherized". They're wonderful to start with!


 
 
 



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