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Tatiana's Table     
Book title: Tatiana's Table
Authors: Симонс Паулина
Genres: Современная русская и зарубежная проза
Series: Tatiana and Alexander
No in Series:4
File: fb2-739000-740459.zip/739147.fb2
File size: 425.0 KB
Language: Английский
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Love, passion, food – the essential ingredients in TATIANA'S TABLE, from the bestselling author of THE BRONZE HORSEMAN, THE BRIDGE TO HOLY CROSS and THE SUMMER GARDEN. In her internationally bestselling trilogy, Paullina Simons introduced Tatiana Metanova, one of the most remarkable heroines in contemporary fiction. The unforgettable story of her lifelong love affair with American soldier Alexander Barrington has warmed and broken hearts across the globe. Now comes the final, delicious chapter: a collection of Tatiana's favourite recipes, the first truly epic cookbook, which spans the second half of the twentieth century and two continents, through times of war, times of famine, times of peace, and times of plenty. Here are delectable peeks into the life and love of Tatiana and Alexander as well as their children and grandchildren. From traditional Russian cuisine to American staples, to exotic dishes with international flair,

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