Taste of Autumn Cookbook

I already owned this one. I bought this copy for my Daughter, so she wouldn't take mine. GREAT one!!

Maybe you're one of those super-sophisticated types that never is faced with needing a potluck entree for 12, a soccer party, Awana meeting, school carnival, staff potluck or any of the other events that lots of folks are required to attend. A bag of potato chips and a big smile usually won't do the trick. I marked at least a dozen recipes in this book from a Autumn spin on the old "Gorp" trail mix to clever hot drinks for a crowd like Cranberry Tea and Hot Berry Cider. Nothing too simple or too full of fat and sugar, but definately a useful reference tool for many women in the "Social Whirl" of middle America.

I have really enjoyed this seasonal cookbook. The recipes are relatively easy and yummy; the layout is beautiful; the cookbook inspires you to launch your autumn culinary adventures.

I bought this book thinking that it would have a bunch of nice fall recipes, which it does. But it also has a lot of decorating idea, etc., which I really wasn't expecting. The recipes are just okay, nothing too outstanding. Of all the Gooseberry patch books I've purchased, I have used this one the least. You may just want to borrow a friend's or get it at the library and write down the recipes that look appealing and spend your money on their Christmas books.