APRIL Big Book of Cupcakes Little Cakes That Will Make You Happy!
by Jan Moon and the Editors of Southern Living Magazine
CATEGORY: Cooking/General PUB DATE: 4/12/2011 PRICE: $19.95 US/ $22.95 CAN FORMAT: Softcover PAGES: 256 SIZE: 7 3
/4 ” x 9”
PHOTOS: 200 ISBN 10: 0-8487-3437-8 ISBN 13: 978-0-8487-3437-4
It’s offi cial: The cupcake craze has taken the world by storm. No longer are cupcakes solely for children—these handheld treats now must pass muster with taste-discriminating adults equally ravenous for the little frosted jewels. Big Book of Cupcakes sets a new standard with recipes for cupcakes that actually taste as great as they look. In addi- tion to the traditional favorite fl avors everyone craves, such as red velvet and carrot cake, this book offers fun, new fl avor twists like Maple Bacon and Caramel Sea Salt Mocha, as well as easy decorating and serving ideas, from classic to creative. In this book, which is organized by season and the events readers want to celebrate with home-baked cupcakes—from New Years to Christmas, birthdays to “just-craving” days—author and cupcake-bakery owner Jan Moon shares her secrets and most requested recipes. Whether you’re making the perfect batch of cupcakes for a child’s birthday party or satisfying a very adult comfort-food craving, the nostalgic treats that fi ll this book are sure to delight and surprise. Plus, Jan’s creative tips on how to serve and display cupcakes for parties are sure to be crowd-pleasers. With more than 10 years of experience honing her craft in the Test Kitchens of Southern Living magazine, Jan Moon has embarked on a venture of her own and opened a bakery in Birmingham, Alabama. In addition to wedding cakes and custom- made treats, Dreamcakes Bakery specializes in delectable cupcakes, and Jan’s unique creations keep her loyal customers coming back for more.
10 n Spring/Summer 2011
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