Review: Great book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
I picked up Ginger Wood's Paleo dessert recipes book and already made the Creamy Coconut Macadamia Paleo Muffins With Raw White Chocolate Frosting as a weekend treat for my family.Mmmhhhh they all loved it and asked me why I did not make more.Tomorrow I am planning to make the Bittersweat Chocolate Mango Coconut Paleo Cupcakes with Raw Coffee Roast Frosting. This time I am making more so there will be no complaints.I have all the ingredients in store so this will be a fun Sunday baking project for me.I learned a ton of advice from Ginger and she gives awesome recommendations to save tons of time and money.She offers something of real value because she shows bakers how to turn guilt loaden pleasures into guilt free, healthy and delicious pleasures.What I love most about this book is that she offers a real solution for anyone who likes eating desserts and who can not say no to desserts.Applying her Paleo Lifestyle with Desserts anyone can eat the cake without having to feel guilty after it.It is an eye opening experience and Ginger exposes me to a ton of great and usable advice like using reusable silicon molds and applying practical baking gear to Paleo baking and making Paleo desserts.This book offers a great presentation with gourmet type Paleo recipes that are healthy in the first place but that are offeriing a great New Year's resolution for me and my family.The recipes are put artfully together and with a lot of taste.Each recipe comes with a beautiful color illustration that is truly unique and offers some inspirational moments for the seoul.In summary, I love the book plus the fact that she also offers some additional no fail baking instructions, great usability tips and inspiring presentation.I love to get results in such an inspirational manner and this approach really works great for me.I did not know about the potential of Paleo, but now I can see how I want to pursue the Paleo lifestyle.Thanks Ginger for this great baking book that helped me out a lot.