McGann, Jerome. The Point is to Change It
Gordon, Noah Eli. A Fiddle Pulled from the Throat of a Sparrow
Thanks S!
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Jessica Smith
Aw, anytime.
Anytime I can get books for free, at least. Which is…about twice a week. Being a Book reviews editor is a great job. = )
As for your previous posting…may I suggest searing your salmon with a (handheld) blowtorch? Really brings out the flavor…and far less likely to elicit your smoke detectors.
Yes, really.
I’m very happy about the McGann. It’s an expensive book! And one that I will probably need to read sooner rather than later. Thanks.
Good idea on the blowtorch. When they use it on the Food Network it seems to work well. I rarely cook real meals for myself, so I haven’t invested in such an item (or many other kitchen items. I do have a microwave and the notorious Muffin Maker).