Cooking With Potatoes

Rating:
Summary: This Just In: Beans No Longer the Magical Fruit
Review: Finally, the book for my own unique fettish with the wonderful world of potatoes. This is a whole book, with pictures and everything, devoted to man's single greatest invention, the potato. Does life get any better than this? I guess potatoes aren't really inventions but I still loved this book. It taught me things to do with potatoes that I had thought were illegal in most states. We're talking everything from potato a la mode (that's right, potatoes and ice cream!)to potato popsicles (delicious with just a hint of paprika by the way). Put simply, this instructional book teaches not only the cook, but the lover, the intellect, and the soul all at the same time. The heavens were smiling upon us when they dropped "Cooking with Poatatoes" from above. Its emotions, its metaphors for the human condition, and its inate understanding of the human heart transcend our modern incredulities and cynicism to lead us by the hand into the garden of vegetable roots. Yes my friends, heaven is a place on Earth. I have seen it. Heaven, thy name is "Cooking with Potatoes."

P.S. I really liked this book.

Rating:
Summary: This Just In: Beans No Longer the Magical Fruit
Review: Finally, the book for my own unique fettish with the wonderful world of potatoes. This is a whole book, with pictures and everything, devoted to man's single greatest invention, the potato. Does life get any better than this? I guess potatoes aren't really inventions but I still loved this book. It taught me things to do with potatoes that I had thought were illegal in most states. We're talking everything from potato a la mode (that's right, potatoes and ice cream!)to potato popsicles (delicious with just a hint of paprika by the way). Put simply, this instructional book teaches not only the cook, but the lover, the intellect, and the soul all at the same time. The heavens were smiling upon us when they dropped "Cooking with Poatatoes" from above. Its emotions, its metaphors for the human condition, and its inate understanding of the human heart transcend our modern incredulities and cynicism to lead us by the hand into the garden of vegetable roots. Yes my friends, heaven is a place on Earth. I have seen it. Heaven, thy name is "Cooking with Potatoes."

P.S. I really liked this book.