Marshmallows - Homemade Gourmet Treats

Eileen Talanian

Summary

Need s’more ideas on what to do with this luscious ingredient? Find over 100 recipes—plus directions on how to make your own marshmallows!   No girl or boy scout has had marshmallows like these! Marshmallows takes the classic favorite to a mouthwatering new level. Featuring over 100 recipes for making your own marshmallows and treats to go with them, the book presents creations ranging from the family favorite S'Mores to the uniquely delicious Blood Orange and Rosemary and Zinfandel Fluff. There's even a recipe for a champagne marshmallow wedding cake!   Marshmallows also supplies readers with helpful sections on ingredients, equipment, tips and techniques, a history of the marshmallow, and much more.  Includes photos

Available since: 01/02/2008.

Print length: 188 pages.

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