Master the art of pretty-and delicious-pasta! Tired of eating the same old pasta from a box? Danny Freeman, the pasta maker of TikTok, has the solution for you. Danny Loves Pasta will teach you how to make colorful and creative fresh pasta, unlike anything you can find at the store. Potted succulent ravioli, rose tortellini, pumpkin-shaped gnocchi, pasta pinwheels-all these and more are possible for even the most novice of pasta makers. With no special equipment needed, you will learn how to take simple ingredients like flour, eggs, beets, and spinach, and turn them into vibrant works of delicious pasta art in every color of the rainbow. This book will feature- - 5 dough recipes (vegan and gluten-free options included) - 13 ways to add color - 7 foundations for pattern making - 6 traditional pasta shapes - 9 new pasta shapes - 14 fillings and sauces You'll then learn how to use vegetables, herbs, and spices to naturally add color to your dough so you can make everything from rainbow ravioli to striped spaghetti. Using simple techniques, you'll be able to create eye-catching pasta designs like tie-dye, polka dots, and plaid, and pair them with traditional Italian pasta shapes like farfalle, tortellini, and linguini. You'll then take pasta to new heights by creating shapes and designs you've never seen before- pasta plants, flowers, animals, and more. These edible sculptures are as tasty as they are beautiful (not to mention, great for entertaining and family dinners), yet they're surprisingly simple to create by combining traditional pasta-making techniques with lessons learned from origami, jewelry-making, cake decorating, and other crafts. And don't forget the sauce! You'll then learn how to pair your creations with the perfect sauce, with modern spins on classic Italian recipes that can become weeknight staples.

Danny Loves Pasta: 75+ fun and colorful pasta shapes, patterns, sauces, and more

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Freeman, Danny

Cooking by Ingredient

Review\n"...Freeman's novel opens with the electric chemistry between the protagonist and narrator, Alex Kennedy, and Brandon Marshall. ... Small physical affections quickly escalate to a deeply felt yet necessarily secret romance. ... Freeman perfectly captures the uncertainty and intensity of a friendship on the verge of queer romance, and the contradictory cosmopolitan and conservative Houston is a perfectly rendered setting. ...the author consistently returns to the simpler, sweeter, and more classic beats of love trumphing over all." Kirkus Reviews\n"A continuously hopeful story of friendship, young love, and the celebration of sexuality. ...The You I See may be funny, but it also hits on a number of emotional moments. It is immensely uplifting in this way. This would be a great choice for readers confused about their sexuality or those who find it difficult to accept it." - 5/5 stars; Manik Chaturmutha, Independent Book Review\n"The You I See is a quiet but essential novel with a profound and fascinating look at the issues of identity, and Danny Freeman explores it with a degree of intelligence and compassion. ...the best part is that it is never preachy... Freeman's novel is confident in every respect. This is a great read for its deep understanding of the human connections we make and how these form us to become the best person that we can be." 5/5 stars; Vincent Dublado, Readers' Favorite\n"Most LGBTQ novels for teens focus on the evolving relationship, but Freeman takes an extra, much-needed step in revealing how the process of coming out elicits different reactions from friends, family, and community. This multifaceted approach creates a more realistic story than most genre reads... The You I See's powerful ability to refute stereoptypes on all sides makes for an especially authentic, realistic story of growth. It is highly recommended as a key acquisition for young adult libraries; especially those looking for non-traditional explorations of the subject for LGBTQ collections and discussion groups." Midwest Book Review\n"Author Danny Freeman writes an honest, yet sensitive, character-driven, and uplifting story of two gay teenagers growing up and beginning to identify and express their own identities. While The You I See may not be the 'typical' teenage heterosexual romantic story that has been portrayed hundreds of times over the centuries in literature, it is a positive and uplifting story that definitely needs to be told. The story is lighthearted, and encouraging, and readers will easily find themselves rooting for the success of Brandon and Alex's relationship. ... timely and engaging..." Lynette Latzko, The Feathered Quill\nPraise from Net Galley:\n"Some books are just incredibly sincere, earnest, and genuine. This was one of those books. ...drew me in from the start." 
"This book was so much more than I expected beforehand." 
"What an amazing book. Five stars. Loved it." 
"...a beautiful love story about two teens who discover themselves while also coming to terms with their sexuality. ...a heart-warming and entertaining read.""Wow, what an absolutely delightful, heartwarming, and funny story about two boys coming-of-age, and coming out in the 80s and 90s. They make such a charming pair. ...a powerful story." Notguiltyofbooks blog [notguiltyofbooks.blogspot.com]\nWhat happens when two gay boys meet at a fundamentalist church and talk about tits?\nBrandon's family are long-time members. In fact, his dad is the preacher. Alex's skeptical parents reluctantly attend after repeated invitations from a colleague of Alex's father. Alex and Brandon feel an immediate and undeniable attraction to one another, though both of them are confused about their own and each other's feelings. They soon develop an affectionate, endearing friendship, mostly by balancing out each other's opposite personalities and quoting their favorite lines from The Princess Bride until they nearly wet themselves. Brandon is lo

The You I See

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Atmosphere Press

No one knows what tomorrow holds for us. Danny Freeman is living proof of how everyday people can overcome extraordinary hardship. Armed with a strong constitution and a can-do mindset, he teaches us how we can do the same when faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles. By sharing his life story leading up to the fateful night that Guillain-Barré syndrome nearly took him out, Danny displays a strength of character that he believes lies within us all as he wrestled against this terrible disease. For anyone who suffers with, or cares for someone experiencing difficult life events, read on and take heart.

Ain't Dead Yet: Winning a Wrestling Match Against Guillain-Barré

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

Cheerful Word, The

Sports & Outdoors

Biographies

Mountain Page Press LLC

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