A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, Fany Gerson has worked in many kitchens-from the three-Michelin star Akelare in San Sebastian, Spain, to Eleven Madison Park and Rosa Mexicano in New York, where she developed the celebrated modern Mexican desserts. Fany's work has been featured in the New York Times, Gourmet, Fine Cooking, Daily Candy, NY Daily News, Time Out Magazine, and New York Magazine. She splits her time between her native Mexico and New York City.
This book will appeal to anyone who's got even a kissin' cousin's-worth of Mexican heritage as well as adventurous cooks and cookbook readers everywhere. <br>--KitchenGadgetGals.com, 2010 Cookbook Favorites <br> For lovers of Mexican cooking, this is an essential cookbook. <br>--Library Journal STARRED Review, December 2010 <br> a sweet surprise <br>--Everyday Food, Favorite New Cookbooks, December 2010 <br> When this book came across my desk I got really excited. This book really brings to life the sense that dessert plays such a role in celebrations, and the Mexican culture has so many festivals where sweets appear. With no dustjacket and matte-finish pages, it feels like a book ready to be smeared with butter and splattered with sugar. <br>--TheKitchn.com, Favorite Baking Books of 2010, 12/16/10 <br> Pastry chef Fany Gerson opens up a world of Mexican pastries, candies and desserts in her cookbook My Sweet Mexico. Born and raised in Mexico, she traveled her native cou