Favourite Sweets and Toffee Recipes: Traditional Home-Made Confectionery - Carol Wilson Reviews

Favourite Sweets and Toffee Recipes: Traditional Home-Made Confectionery - Carol Wilson Cookbook

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Newest Review: ... to read. The book also stays perfectly flat when you are using it which is an advantage as it is too small to fit comfortably ... more

 ... in my cookbook stand. The other worry I had was that the thin spine wouldn't stand up to much use. However, I have thumbed it a lot and it is as good as new. The book has plenty of illustrations in although there isn't quite one to every recipe. They are of a style that doesn't especially appeal to me - whimsical victorian style rural scenes - but they do seem appropriate given the traditional nature of the sweets. If these pictures are the sort you like, you may be disappointed to know that only the illustrations o...more

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Favourite Sweets and Toffee Recipes: Traditional Home-Made Confectionery - Carol Wilson: A little taste of heaven (1055 words)
by - written on 08/03/12, updated on  11/03/12 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I spent a lot of time looking for a book that would tell me how to make the really traditional types of sweets such as humbugs and barley sugar twists. I searched fruitlessly until, 3 came my way almost at once. The smallest and cheapest of the 3 was "Favourite Sweets and Toffee Recipes", compiled by Carol Wilson. It may be small but it has plenty of content.. THE AUTHOR Carol Wilson is described in the book as a "food writer" although I can't say I am familiar with her work. I would be happy to read any other title she puts together though, as I think she has compiled an impression collection given the space she had to ...  Read the complete review