Already Home (2011)
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Handwritten notes mentioned the dates and times the recipes would be prepared in the store.
“Sorry,” Jenna said, rushing up to her. “We’re swamped.”
“Swamped is good.”
“I know. We went from dead to crazy in a few short weeks. Violet’s already hired one college student part-time and I think we might need another one.”
“How are the cookbook classes doing?” Beth asked.
“Great.”
They walked toward the kitchen end of the store. Jenna poured them each a cup of coffee, while Violet took care of the cus...tomer by the cash register.
Jenna handed Beth a small bowl of soup. “Tell me what you think,” she said.
Beth picked up the spoon and took a taste. The soup had an obvious tomato base, but it was so much more. Rich and spicy with a hint of something smoky.
“I love it,” she said between spoonfuls. “It’s so unusual.”
“It’s Brazilian.”
Beth stared at her. “When did you start cooking Brazilian food?”
“I’ve been experimenting with different things lately.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Handwritten notes mentioned the dates and times the recipes would be prepared in the store.
“Sorry,” Jenna said, rushing up to her. “We’re swamped.”
“Swamped is good.”
“I know. We went from dead to crazy in a few short weeks. Violet’s already hired one college student part-time and I think we might need another one.”
“How are the cookbook classes doing?” Beth asked.
“Great.”
They walked toward the kitchen end of the store. Jenna poured them each a cup of coffee, while Violet took care of the cus...tomer by the cash register.
Jenna handed Beth a small bowl of soup. “Tell me what you think,” she said.
Beth picked up the spoon and took a taste. The soup had an obvious tomato base, but it was so much more. Rich and spicy with a hint of something smoky.
“I love it,” she said between spoonfuls. “It’s so unusual.”
“It’s Brazilian.”
Beth stared at her. “When did you start cooking Brazilian food?”
“I’ve been experimenting with different things lately.”
What to read after Already Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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