Suggestions for the Sophisticated
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A celebration of mindful snacking with more than 75 recipes well worth nibbling on, whether you&8217reeating for one or entertaining a group of friends&8212fro the author of Graze. 8220Suzanne does &8216girdinner&8217one better with Peckish, a charming collection of not-quite-meals that perfectly satisfy the way we want to eat today.&82218212Giada De Laurentiis&8220Myfavorite food experiences are very often over the kitchen counter or standing midway between the sink and the stove, so caught up in the chat at hand that simmering pots are neglected and salad dressings are left half-made. What&8217scome to me at last is that many of the most compelling discussions and deepest fits of laughter happen in between the making and the meal itself. These moments are perfect because they have all the features one hopes for in the feast without the organization, orchestration, and, yes, exhaustion. So why not liberate ourselves and embrace the truth So often it&8217sthe snacks, the tastes in between, that make our hearts race.&8221nbspMindful snacking (and home cooking) is the philosophy that food stylist and author Suzanne Lenzer nurtures in her own life and shares here with us. Who doesn&8217tlove standing in front of a full fridge wondering what to pull out for a covert snack Eating is simply more fun when we have a few choices and are free to eat how we like, not simply how we&8217vebeen conditioned. nbspBut don&8217tfret, thoughtful snacking is not complicated nor does it require long days spent at the stove. And while it does require a modicum of planning, the benefits exponentially outweigh the effort. Thoughtful snacking is also about moving beyond boards and platters when we entertain, by adding dimension to the table, both in what we serve and how we serve it. Pecish is