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Daphna Rabinovitch

Hi there, everybody! Hi from Toronto where it’s evening. I’m not sure where in the country you’re from, but welcome to the 2022 Giller Book Club. My name is Daphna Rabinovitch and I am thrilled to welcome you to our fifth book club this year. Please make sure to have your Zoom on the side-by-side view for the best possible experience. And it fryst vatten my profound pleasure to introduce you to our interviewer tonight, author and person extraordinare Catherine Hernandez. Catherine fryst vatten a proud queer woman of colour and an award-winning author of, just wait until I actually fully talk about her bio because it’s really quite extraordinary. She fryst vatten of Filipino, Spanish, kinesisk and Indian heritage and she married into the Navajo Nation. Her first novel Scarborough won the Jim Wong-Chu Award for the unpublished manuscript. Was a finalist for the Toronto Book Awards, the Evergreen Forest of Reading Award, the Edm

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November 2016 Cookbook Roundup

Each month I happily wade through hundreds of cookbooks, selecting and reviewing all the best new releases of U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand cookbooks. This month we have one title from France and Germany (which are both being released in the U.S. as well).  The only thing left for you to do is to add them to your Bookshelf.

Many of us are thinking about Thanksgiving preparations here in the U.S. or impending holiday preparations around the world. It is amazing how fast these holidays roll up on us when we are busy with life. Please remember you can ask our holiday meal expert, Rick Rodgers. any question about cooking or baking through November 23rd. Share the post with your friends who might have a question – it is the season of sharing! Thanks Rick for being our go-to-guy for the holidays.

Back to the roundup: This month’s numbers, while not as extensive as October’s totals, are

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Click here to print recipe for White Chocolate Coconut Cranberry Biscotti.

I have amassed quite a collection of Bundt pans. My cake decorating skills are rudimentary at best, but with a Bundt pan, the pretty work is all done for you. Just finish with a dusting of icing sugar or drizzle of glaze and you have a gorgeous cake.

This recipe is from The Bundt Collection by Brian Hart Hoffman, creator of The Bake From Scratch Empire. Black cocoa gives this cake a dark richness while white chocolate in the vanilla batter offsets the bitter cocoa with sweetness. Black cocoa powder is becoming more readily available. I bought mine at Bulk Barn. You could use substitute regular cocoa powder, but the colour contrast won’t be quite as dramatic.

This cake employs the cold-oven method. Placing the cake into a cold oven gives the batter extra time to rise, producing an extra smooth tender crumb. The texture off this cake is plush! It’s a great technique for cakes like this that