Cookbook Giveaway

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Averie Sunshine

Published: Nov 04, 2011

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I recently reviewed The Cookiepedia by Stacy Adimando in this post.

The Cookiepedia Mixing, Baking, and Reinventing the Classics. Written by Stacy Adimando Photos by Tara Striano

Quirk Books would like to give one lucky reader a copy of The Cookiepedia, too!

To Enter the Giveaway:

1. Which cookie from the book would you be most excited to make first?

Or

What kind of cookie (not only from the cookbook) would you like to see me make and blog about?

2. For a second entry, Twitter Follow LoveVeggiesYoga and then tweet the following:

“I love Cookies and Free Cookbooks & entered the @LoveVeggiesYoga Cookbook Giveaway https://tiny.cc/vhtv3”

3. For a third, fourth, or fifth entry, do one or more of these things and leave a separate comment for each (that’s five total chances to enter)

Facebook Like Love Veggies & Yoga, Pinterest Follow Me & Re-Pin Something of Mine, Instagram Follow Me, Stumble Follow LV&Y & Stumble It, or post this Giveaway on your blog

Contest ends Sunday, November 6, 2011 and winner will randomly be chosen.

Open to Continental U.S. Residents only

Comment below to enter!

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Please note: I have only made the recipe as written, and cannot give advice or predict what will happen if you change something. If you have a question regarding changing, altering, or making substitutions to the recipe, please check out the FAQ page for more info.

Comments

  7. I’d be down to make the Molasses Spice cookies – ’tis the season, and my mom’s molasses crinkles are my absolute favorite comfort food. They’re the only recipe of hers that I haven’t tried to “healthify”, and frankly, I doubt I ever will. They’re perfect the way they are, Crisco and all! ;)

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  9. I follow you on pinterest and just re-pinned your No Bake Vanilla Cake Batter Chocolate Truffles.

    marthalynn16 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  10. I would love to try the Florentines! But first I’d love to see your take on it and go from there. You always make cookies that are actually doable!

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  13. My 33 year old daughter’s favorite cookie of all time is, Snickerdoodle. I would love a healthy, not so sugery and fattening version. I also follow you on Facebook. Love your blog and I would love to live in sunny California!

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  16. I would love to try and make the Frosted Maple Pecan cookies…sounds perfect for Thanksgiving!

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