You Had Me At Cake by Emelia Jackson

You Had Me At Cake by Emelia JacksonWe live in a cynical world: there's not nearly enough cake. Baking holds and shares memories. Each slice of cake carries the scent, the flavour and the wonder of a birthday, a friendship, a celebration. The classic art of cake baking is also a rhythm that can bring so much joy to the baker especially when you're measuring, creaming, folding and scraping to foolproof Emelia Jackson recipes. Every style of cake imaginable is covered here across four

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} The Caldecott medal-winning d'Aulaires once again captivate their young audience with this beautifully illustrated introduction to Norse legends