Selected Product: | More From Magnolia: Recipes from the World Famous Bakery and Allysa Torey's Home Kitchen Hardcover Author: Allysa Torey Publisher: Simon & Schuster Release Date: 2004-09-28 ISBN-10: 0743246616 ISBN-13: 9780743246613 List Price: $27.00 Average Customer Rating: | | Crazy About Cupcakes ISBN-10: 1402719949 ISBN-13: 9781402719943 List Price:$17.95 The Magnolia Bakery Cookbook: Old-Fashioned Recipes From New York's Sweetest Bakery ISBN-10: 0684859106 ISBN-13: 9780684859101 List Price:$25.00 125 Best Cupcake Recipes ISBN-10: 0778801128 ISBN-13: 9780778801122 List Price:$18.95 The Buttercup Bake Shop Cookbook: More Than 80 Recipes for Irresistible, Old-Fashioned Treats ISBN-10: 0743205790 ISBN-13: 9780743205795 List Price:$26.00 At Home with Magnolia: Classic American Recipes from the Owner of Magnolia Bakery ISBN-10: 0471751375 ISBN-13: 9780471751373 List Price:$29.95 |
To use our price comparison to get the cheapest price, please click on the "Find the Cheapest Price" button located above for More From Magnolia: Recipes from the World Famous Bakery and Allysa Torey's Home Kitchen by Allysa Torey (ISBN-10: 0743246616, ISBN-13: 9780743246613). At this time we have not yet written a review for More From Magnolia: Recipes from the World Famous Bakery and Allysa Torey's Home Kitchen by Allysa Torey (ISBN-10: 0743246616, ISBN-13: 9780743246613). Please continue to keep checking back to this page as we are constantly adding reviews. Summaries and Customer Reviews are supplied by Amazon.com Located in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, the near-shoebox-size Magnolia Bakery has become a destination for lovers of all-things sweet. The reason? From the beginning its owner Allysa Torey and her staff have offered cakes (and particularly cupcakes), pies, and other pastries that are utterly unpretentious but deeply satisfying in a grandmother-would-have-made-it-if-she-could-have way. More from Magnolia Torey's second book, adds to her already impressive recipe roster 75 formulas that range from Pear Streusel Breakfast Buns, and Pumpkin Walnut Cookies with Brown Butter Frosting, to Chocolate Pecan Pudding Pie, and Old-Fashioned Chocolate Chip Ice Cream. Included also are recipes for signature specialties like Magnolia's Chocolate Cupcakes and famous banana pudding, plus a section on frostings and sauces. All are easy to do, even for beginning bakers, and all have the straightforward Magnolia appeal. --Arthur Boehm 3 reasons to buy this recipe book | Customer Rating: | 1 - the easy Blueberry pie recipe 2 - the easy cupcakes recipes (duh) 3 - the easy instructions/explanations | loved it | Customer Rating: | | I loved almost every recipe in this book. Just what I was looking for, tasty "comfort food" desserts. Easy recipes and helpful hints. The photos looked good enough to eat! The preface was even well worth reading. It gave me a down home, flash back to my childhood. I highly recommend it. | vanilla vanilla cupcakes disappointing, but other recipes good | Customer Rating: | I've tried the red velvet cake (made them into cupcakes to fill that craving) with the cream cheese frosting. These were fabulous! I keep the frosting in a bag in the refrigerator and eat them when I have the urge. (I keep the cupcakes in the freezer and defrost when the craving strikes.) They are very light and fluffy and were the best "from scratch" cake I've had.
I just baked this morning the vanilla vanilla cupcakes with signature frosting and, after just moments ago tasting one, was disappointed. It turned out dense and with a strange subtle taste to them that I suspect was imparted by the self-rising flour. I've never used self-rising flour and was shocked to find salt among the many ingredients in the flour. The cupcakes just tasted a little funny, and even a tad salty despite my using less than the recipe called for (again, maybe the flour??). The frosting was a little sweet for me. Perhaps adding some cream instead of all milk would have mellowed it a tad. I usually make my frostings with some cream for consistency and taste.
I read the cautionary reviews that these turn out great for baking novices and disappointing for those with lots of baking experience. I'm an avid baker, and so this was unfortunately a correct predictor in my case. I'll keep trying the others, but will continue to hunt for another recipe. | Mixed results | Customer Rating: | I have never been to the Magnolia bakery, though it sounds wonderful. The cookbook is very good, easy to follow and has many helpful tips. I like that many of the recipes are traditional and old fashioned......fewer expensive and unusual ingredients. Most of these are easy to make and fine to make with kids. Especially nice is the chocolate Buttercream and the seven-minute icing. The blueberry pie is quite good (we made six of them at Thanksgiving). The Devil's food cake was a little heavy and not very sweet, but the devil's food cupcakes were better. | no pictures!! | Customer Rating: | This is well written book about old fashion dessert recipes, the hints and tips are great if you have just started baking.
I gave it four stars just for the fact that it doesn't have pictures to go along with the recipes, it only has a few pictures in the center.
So far i baked the following:
-Vanilla cupcakes > they are wounderful -Chocolate cupcakes > light and yummy -Hello dolly bars > maybe it was me but i didn't like them at all -Blondies with white and dark chocolate and walnuts > really liked them -Peanut butter chocolate chip pecan cookies > great -Black bottom cupcakes > so and so -Apple cake with butterscotch cream cheese frosting > the best
I also made the white chocolate buttercream frosting and it was nice but what i really liked was the dark chocolate buttercream icing specially on the the vanilla cupcakes.
overall a really good book. |
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