Diane Wolfe Books

Holiday cooking around the world

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A collection of holiday recipes from fifteen different countries including a variety of dishes such as Thai Egg Rolls, Passover Layer Cake, Paella, and Danish Rice Pudding.

Desserts Around the World (Easy Menu Ethnic Cookbooks)

By Diane Wolfe, Robert L. Wolfe

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Includes recipes for making the favorite desserts in many countries, from Austria to New Zealand.

How to cook a gooseberry fool

By Diane Wolfe, Marcia K. Vaughan, Robert L. Wolfe

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Presents recipes for dishes, such as Bird's Nest Soup, Stargazy Pie, and Hopping John, from eleven different countries. Includes lists of cooking utensils, terms, and special ingredients.

Cooking the Vietnamese Way Easy Menu Ethnic Cookbooks

By Judy Monroe, Diane Wolfe, Chi Nguyen, Robert L. Wolfe

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My Very Own Halloween

By Robin West, Diane Wolfe, Robert L. Wolfe

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Contains recipes and crafts grouped conveniently for five Halloween theme parties.

How It Happens at the Building Site How It Happens

By Jenna Anderson, Diane Wolfe, Robert L. Wolfe

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Vegetarian Cooking Around the World Easy Menu Ethnic Cookbooks

By Diane Wolfe, Robert L. Wolfe

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Ethnic Cooking the Microwave Way

By Diane Wolfe, Robert L. Wolfe, Nancy Cappelloni

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