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Fort Bend Lifestyles & Homes March 2009
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Salvaging Stuff
With a little glue, wit and ingenue, almost anything old can become new again, with the Edmonds, Wash.-based Salvage Studio trio Amy Duncan, Lisa Hilderbrand and Beth Evans-Ramos.
The Salvage Studio: Sustainable Home Comforts to Organize, Entertain and Inspire is a compilation of objects and crafts from their store, and their philosophy on beautifying and organizing the home. With tips stemming from the “reduce, re-use, recyle” mantra, this trio each brings a unique approach to a craft rendered from other people ’s junk.
Mix It Up
The Mixer Bible Second Edition by Meredith Deeds and Carla Snyder features 40 new recipes and contains more than 300 recipes designed exclusively for the stand mixer and its attachments.
Carla and Meredith have infused their new book with a vast assortment of unique, as well as favorite recipes from around the globe. Everything from soups to ice cream can be found in this book. Even fresh breads and pastas are easily whipped up in stand mixers, as are an array of desserts.
Going Green with Bark
Bark House Style by Chris McCurry and Nan Chase shows the diverse stylistic applications of bark siding on homes. These styles include adirondack, cowboy, old linvill and modern. Bark shingles appear in breathtaking ranges of projects and mix well with other building materials, including stone, log, glass, wrought iron and copper.
Bark is the latest popular green-building material used in sustainable living. Bark siding can last 100 years or more and is literally maintenance-free.
Delicious Dulce
Delectable recipes infuse the unique flair of Santa Fe while bringing a new twist to the classic favorites as The Museum of New Mexico Foundation serves up the third in this celebrated series of cookbooks, Dulce: Desserts from Santa Fe Kitchens.
Taken from the distinctive kitchens and homes of Santa Fe, these saccharin treats blend unique flavors of the Southwest ’s various cultures with traditional confections and bring new surprises to the sweeter side of the menu. With more than 200 recipes, there is something to tickle the taste bud and satisfy every sweet tooth.
Classic Cafe Cooking
The Culinary Institute of America gathers the rich and redolent aromas, flavors and romance of classic bistros and brasseries from around the world in the new cookbook: Bistros and Brasseries: Recipes and Reflections on Classic Café Cooking.
Home cooks can now experience bistro dishes at home by using kitchen staples that can be turned into famous bistro and brasserie desserts. Bistro cuisine takes its inspiration from the classic French home cook with everything from simple soups to inspired salads.
Lifestyle Lift
Dr. Stuart Fischer’s book, The Park Avenue Diet, is a revolutionary six-week program that integrates both the physical and psychological aspects of image improvement to achieve lasting results. With the help of seven top experts including fashion and lifestyle experts, The Park Avenue Diet explains how to better both your health and appearance using a life-changing program that addresses beauty, etiquette, poise, fitness, food and fashion.
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