Texas Jack's Famous Pralines Secret Recipe Book
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| Rating | : | 4.59 (826 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1482727404 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 70 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Besides being a bestselling author on with my books on Eastern Thought, I also love to cook and known throughout these parts for my delicious treats including my Pralines. These will leave a smile on your face and a sure bet to please any company that might come calling, so get back to better simpler times and enjoy some Old Fashion Southern Treats!. There are also 4 cookie recipes, 4 fudge recipes, 2 "candied pecan" recipes,and a recipe for making Aunt Bill's Brown Candy and if you have never had Aunt Bill's Brown Candy, well, you aint living, so here is the recipe and get busy living! Included in this book is the recipe for the all-time favorite, Texas Jack's Calico Cookies. This treat is famous throughout the South and over the years, there have been many variations of pralines made. "HOW TO MAKE PRALINES" Hi, I am Dennis Waller, founder and creator of Texas Jack's Famous Pralines. A Praline is a Sweet Southern Treat made up of sugar, cream, vanilla extract, and pecans that can be compared to fudge. This is a recipe book containing 13 great different recipes for making Pralines that you can change to make them your own by replacing the flavorings and nuts to whatever suits your fancy.
Lovingly-made, history-rich recipe book The recipes in "Texas Jack's Famous Pralines Secret Recipe Book" range from a traditional Pecan Praline to elegant Amaretto Pecan to exotic Mexican Chili Mocha Pecan. The book also has recipes for Almond, Coconut, Agave, and even Raisin Pralines. Cookies, Fudge, and Brown Candy are covered as well.The book talks about the history of Texas Jack, which gives it a unique flavor for a recipe book. This is Texas Jack Vermillion, by the way, n. Fantastic This book is perfect for anybody who loves pralines. And let's be honest, the only people who don't like pralines are those who have not tried them before. This book not only gives you really good recipes for pralines, but it also gives you a bit of history on them as well, making it one of the only cookbooks I know of that is actually an interesting read. Like any good cookbook, the recipes in here are very easy to follow and can be eas. LIttle nuggets of pure delight A. Coleridge It's always a nice surprise to find out something you thought was going to be difficult, isn't! While I consider myself a pretty darn good cook, I've steered clear of pralines because my perception was that they were really hard to make. Thanks to the detail in this little gem, my fear was conquered, and the result was complete sweetness - in taste and the experience! The chocolate coconut recipe is divine, and as a heat freak I loved th