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Jingle All the Way Home: A Collection Of Winter Time Treat Recipes

Name: Jingle All the Way Home: A Collection Of Winter Time Treat Recipes
Brand: Angelique LaFontaine
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ISBN: 9781310341649

Di Angelique LaFontaine e Sharon LaFontaine

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Editore:: Angelique LaFontaine
Pubblicato:: Sep 4, 2014
ISBN:: 9781310341649
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Enjoy a collection of mine and mother’s favorite seasonal recipes. This collection ranges from traditional drinks, party snacks, spiced breads and favorite Winter Time desserts.

Collect all 4 of our recipe books as each season/holiday time approaches.

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Jingle All the Way Home: A Collection Of Winter Time Treat Recipes

Di Angelique LaFontaine e Sharon LaFontaine

Lunghezza: 45 pagine15 minuti

Descrizione

Enjoy a collection of mine and mother’s favorite seasonal recipes. This collection ranges from traditional drinks, party snacks, spiced breads and favorite Winter Time desserts.

Collect all 4 of our recipe books as each season/holiday time approaches.

Leggi altro

Editore:: Angelique LaFontaine
Pubblicato:: Sep 4, 2014
ISBN:: 9781310341649
Formato:: Libro

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Angelique LaFontaine

My name is Angelique LaFontaine. I was born in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin and live in the country about an hour outside of Dallas, TX. I am employed as a Mechanical Engineer but spend much of my time painting and writing I have been building my work collection for the last 15 years and it includes paintings, sketches, poetry compilations, novels, digital short stories and much more. I do not limit my writing to one specific genre but I tend to lean more toward fiction fantasy. I love the idea of not having boundaries when writing. If you can think it, in my story, it could happen. In 2008, I released my first poetry compilation. This collection was entitled Walking Before You Run. It is a collection of 75 poems that I've written over the years. In 2010 I released Sandstone and Mirrors: The Crossover. I have many more books and short stories that I am preparing to release. Besides writing, I love to paint and sketch. I enjoy working with acrylic mainly but from time to time, work with other mediums. Currently my work is being displayed in the Little Elm Library in Little Elm TX. It has been rotated throughout different locations in the Dallas area. Please see my website at www.AngeliqueArtWork.com for any updates.

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Seasonal Collection of Winter Time Treat Recipes

Angelique LaFontaine

Sharon LaFontaine

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Enjoy a collection of mine and mother’s favorite seasonal recipes. This collection ranges from traditional drinks, party snacks, spiced breads and favorite Winter Time desserts.

Collect all 4 of our recipe books as each season/holiday time approaches.

Table of Contents

Section 1: Drinks

Section 2: Snacks and Treats

Section 3: Spiced Breads

Section 4: Desserts

Section 1:

Drinks

Egg Nog

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2 eggs, beaten

3 tablespoons sugar

2 1/3 cups low-fat milk

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

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