Ok fellow CC'rs, I am curious what do you all read?
Specifically concerning baking.
American Cake decorating is the only mag I currently subscribe to.
Is there any other mags or publications that you all would suggest? I have learned so much from the CC forums and ACD's articles that I thought, perhaps there are more magazines available.
SO I am a sponge in need of "educational" soaking! 
I don't read any baking books. Just thumb through the new Wilton catalogs. 
I want to subscribe to American Cake Decorating magazine, and other than reading what's on CC; I search blogs to see what/how people are cooking and decorating.........it's very interesting............plus I go to the library and check out lots of recipe books and cake decorating books.......
I browse through some magazines looking at cake pictures for ideas. Last books I got were Confetti Cakes and Debbie Brown's Enchanted Cakes. Other then that not a "cake reader". I actually have an old Wilton Book (& yr books) and a Sugar Paste book I was going to list on ebay if anyone wants them.
I'm more interested in suspense and thriller. Loved Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill, and Break No Bones.
Oh yeah, and when I'm not perusing cook books, or making cakes, or playing with gum paste, I love love love Debbie Macomber's books!
I browse through some magazines looking at cake pictures for ideas. Last books I got were Confetti Cakes and Debbie Brown's Enchanted Cakes. Other then that not a "cake reader". I actually have an old Wilton Book (& yr books) and a Sugar Paste book I was going to list on ebay if anyone wants them.
I'm more interested in suspense and thriller. Loved Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill, and Break No Bones.
Loved Confetti cakes for step by step instruction on how to make the sugarpaste high heel shoes without an expensive mold. I have one of Debbie Browns first books too. I am not sure which one it is but there are a few very cute ideas in her book. I am not fond of her recipes though. They seem to sit "flat" on my taste buds 
smartin40...that use to be my sign in at work smartin (S my first initial and Martin is my maiden name)...I know its irrelevant but when i first saw it I thought...'somebody logged in using my name lol'...I know i'm silly!!!
That is so funny! Loved it.
I collect cook books of all kinds. I also love love love Laurell K Hamilton.
I was told by a friend that my name should have been Anita. I asked why and I was handed a book. In this book the heroine is very spunky and matches my physical description down to several scars (due to clumsiness not fighting vamps as the book describes). I believe there is 16 books in this series. I have only read the first 6. I actually just found out today that there is more in the series. No I have to go looking for the rest.
I love sci fi vamps etc.... HMMMMMMMM how could I combine Anita Blake and Cake?
I browse through some magazines looking at cake pictures for ideas. Last books I got were Confetti Cakes and Debbie Brown's Enchanted Cakes. Other then that not a "cake reader". I actually have an old Wilton Book (& yr books) and a Sugar Paste book I was going to list on ebay if anyone wants them.
I'm more interested in suspense and thriller. Loved Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill, and Break No Bones.
Loved Confetti cakes for step by step instruction on how to make the sugarpaste high heel shoes without an expensive mold. I have one of Debbie Browns first books too. I am not sure which one it is but there are a few very cute ideas in her book. I am not fond of her recipes though. They seem to sit "flat" on my taste buds
I don't use any of her recipes at all. I love the ones I've found on here. Everyone has great ideas and recipes.
I agree. I dont kow if it just a cultural difference in the taste and texture of the recipes but the recipes on CC are definately the best ever!
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