Mable Hoffman and Gar Hoffman,
Mable Hoffman's Frozen Yogurt,
Fisher, 1990, ISBN 1-55561-035-8
Summary:
This book begins with a chapter on how to make frozen yogurt.
The bulk of the book is frozen yogurt recipes, with chapters
on Vanilla, Chocolate, Berries, four fruit chapters, and
Grapes and Melons. Then there is a chapter on cookies,
candies, and nuts, which are used as mix-ins. There is
then a chapter on popsicles, one on other molded desserts,
and finally a chapter on sauces and toppings.
Critique:
A book full of frozen yogurt recipes. I haven't tried any of them, but
I'm a bit supicious: Damerow discribes how you REALLY should be making
frozen yogurt (eg, use real yogurt, preferably homemade, and not the
low-fat stuff you buy in stores) while this book uses lowfat
yogurt.
One nice extra is that each recipe comes with a nutrient analysis.