Cooking For The Criminally Insane
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Last published Wed, Aug 6, 2014
Doing the “Ultimate” is the only way author Diane Stead knows how to do anything. In this the first in her “Ultimate” series of How-To books, she explains in painful detail how to do everything from choosing the right wine to choosing the right guests. (And yes, there is some cooking involved as well.)
This is the “Ultimate” stiletto-heeled romp through the sacred ground of designer cookbooks.
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