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« Quite an invitation! | Main | Four lobsters and a couple of hours... » Monday, July 30, 2007The postman always rings twiceAt least today he did. I'm like a kid with mail, and I've been eagerly awaiting the arrival of
What to bake first? Croissants to eat with my apricot jam? It's only 90 million degrees in my apartment -- perfect for baking. The question is, will I be able to reproduce Tartine's deliciousness in my own kitchen? That croissant recipe looks like it takes a million hours. There are those cookbooks that become everyday standbys (sometimes where you least expect it), and those that become eye candy, cracked more for inspiration than for use. Tartine's book seems like it could go either way. I'll keep you posted, because if it's good, it's going to be very very good. Posted by Devra First at 05:10 PM
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