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Dry - by Clare Liardet (Hardcover)
CTNR8242 09781615195022 CTNR8242Random House
2025-11-17
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Number of Pages: 144
Genre: Cooking + Food + Wine
Sub-Genre: Beverages
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Experiment
Age Range: Adult
Book theme: Non-Alcoholic
Author: Clare Liardet
Language: English
"An excellent choice for home mixologists."--Library Journal "One of the things many people miss when they stop drinking alcohol is the ritual that goes along with popping a cork, pouring a glass of wine, or building a cocktail. Dry offers many opportunities for an adventurous cook to create new rituals, as well as quick fixes for the impatient teetotaler who just wants a drink -- and wants it now."--The Santa Fe New Mexican "You're going to enjoy these recipes all year long."--Atlanta Journal Constitution "There's an alcohol-free drinks revolution happening, and Dry is an intelligent--and accessible--guide. For too long non-drinkers have had to settle for overly sweet and overly simple 'mocktails.' There is nothing 'mock' about the drinks in this book."--John deBary, bar expert and author "Drinking together is important--not because of the 'drinking' part, but because of the 'together' part. Now folks who are avoiding booze can enjoy the party, too!"--Maggie Hoffman, author of The One-Bottle Cocktail: More than 80 Recipes with Fresh Ingredients and a Single Spirit
Genre: Cooking + Food + Wine
Sub-Genre: Beverages
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Experiment
Age Range: Adult
Book theme: Non-Alcoholic
Author: Clare Liardet
Language: English
About the Book
"A nonalcoholic cocktail recipe book for expecting mothers, teetotalers, those hoping to lose weight, and anyone else looking for alternatives to alcoholic cocktails"--Book Synopsis
Divine cocktails and delicious mixed drinks--hangover not included! Festive, sophisticated cocktails for everyone? Yes, please! With alcohol-free options so refreshing to drink, simple to make, and for any season or occasion, going dry has never been easier:- Celebrate Dry January in style with an Espresso Mint Martini
- Spoil yourself at breakfast with a Blood Orange Sunrise
- Toast the mother-to-be with a bubbly Paloma Fizz
- Keep your summer picnic kid-friendly with a refreshing Raspberry and Lavender Shrub
- Thank the oft-forgotten designated driver with an eye-opening Chile and Lime Margarita
Review Quotes
"An excellent choice for home mixologists."--Library Journal "One of the things many people miss when they stop drinking alcohol is the ritual that goes along with popping a cork, pouring a glass of wine, or building a cocktail. Dry offers many opportunities for an adventurous cook to create new rituals, as well as quick fixes for the impatient teetotaler who just wants a drink -- and wants it now."--The Santa Fe New Mexican "You're going to enjoy these recipes all year long."--Atlanta Journal Constitution "There's an alcohol-free drinks revolution happening, and Dry is an intelligent--and accessible--guide. For too long non-drinkers have had to settle for overly sweet and overly simple 'mocktails.' There is nothing 'mock' about the drinks in this book."--John deBary, bar expert and author "Drinking together is important--not because of the 'drinking' part, but because of the 'together' part. Now folks who are avoiding booze can enjoy the party, too!"--Maggie Hoffman, author of The One-Bottle Cocktail: More than 80 Recipes with Fresh Ingredients and a Single Spirit
About the Author
Clare Liardet loves to gather her friends and family together to enjoy the simple pleasures of eating and drinking. She has worked in the food world for many years, first cooking in museums, then in one of the first gastropubs and, most recently, opening The Talbot Inn in Somerset with her husband and his business partners. She runs Kitchen Cookery Table, the cooking school, which emphasizes the importance of experimenting with flavors and eating with the seasons. She is also a potter.
