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About Carole Bloom
Carole Bloom studied pastry and confectionary arts in Paris and London and worked in five-star hotels and restaurants in Europe and the United States. She is the author of nine dessert cookbooks, including her latest, The Essential Baker; Truffles, Candies, and Confections; and Chocolate Lover’s Cookbook for Dummies. She has been teaching for more than 30 years; chocolate is one of her specialties. Carole lives in Carlsbad, California, with her husband and their two pampered house cats.
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chocolate, raspberries, other berries, seafood, great bread
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cookbook author, culinary educator, freelance food writer, spokesperson, culinary judge
Featured Books by Carole Bloom
| | Bite-Size DessertsCreating Mini Sweet Treats, from Cupcakes and Cobblers to Custards and Cookies | |
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Picnic desserts - Carole, the new book has arrived, and boy does it look delicious! We'll plan to feature one of the recipes soon; I like the looks of them all — but Raspberry, Ginger, and Honey Shortcakes is my current must-try. Congratulations!
- I'm getting ready to test recipes for the cookbook I'm currently working on.
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