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Perfect Party Food

Editor's name: Carmen (Botez) Santorelli

Perfect Party Food"Perfect Party Food: All the Recipes and Tips You'll Ever Need for Stress-Free Entertaining from the Diva of Do-Ahead"
by Diane Phillips

If what you are looking for is just a cookbook, then Perfect Party Food definitely provides that, with between 5-600 scrumptious recipes from which to choose. However, this is much more than just a cookbook!

Not only does the author Diane Phillips present appetizing recipes, all the recipes included in this 704-page volume are quick and easy to prepare, so you can focus on the other aspects of preparing to entertain for guests. When it comes to those other entertainment aspects, this book is chock full of great hints and tips for preparing for your party.

Whether your party is small get-together of close friends or a larger party with a long guest list, this "Diva of Do-Ahead" helps the reader have everything planned and prepared from the beginning, so there are no surprises. But she doesn’t stop there! Ms. Phillips also provides information she calls "Diva Tips" to assist you in case the unexpected happens, such as having extra guests show up, last minute quick items in case one of your dishes splats on the floor, and how to salvage cooking mistakes and make presentable appetizers from them.

Each recipe is categorized and marked with the type of party for which that dish is best suited. There are five categories from which to choose: casual, grazing, holiday, informal, and elegant. Each of these categories contains traditional foods the reader would expect to find in a party preparation and meal-planning guide, but this book takes it a step further. For the more adventurous party planners, Perfect Party Food also offers a variety of non-traditional and ethnic recipes to appeal to your wild side of party planning.

Simply put, Perfect Party Food, by Diane Phillips is much more than just your regular garden variety cookbook. It truly is a complete party planning guide, suitable for the novice party planner to the seasoned party throwing veteran.


Category: The book of Chocolates
Date: 2009-12-03



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Carmen (Botez) Santorelli
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Carmen (Botez) Santorelli is a multi-lingual editor, working for a major book publishing house in New York City. Her passion for chocolate and love for food allowed her to become over the years a self-taught choco-expert.

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