Marie Frank – författare

Master the art of adding unexpected flavor and take your desserts to the next level. 75 approachable and elevated recipes for cookies, cakes, frozen desserts, custards, tarts, and more. Copenhagen-based pastry chef and author of the hit Substack More than Sweet, Marie Frank invites you to break down the boundaries between sweet and savory with confidence-to create desserts that celebrate flavors both new and familiar, and to honor your own unique taste preferences. Marie is an exciting new voice in the Copenhagen food scene, having worked at beloved shops like Det Vide Hus and Østerberg Ice Cream. Think like a pastry chef: Marie encourages her readers to season to taste (yes, this applies to sweets too!), just like a professional pastry chef.  Inspiring and practical: Richly photographed, this book will change the way you think about and make desserts.  Flavor-forward recipes: Experiment with flavors that bring depth, vibrancy and complexity to familiar recipes.  Flavor chart: Marie's visual flavor chart makes it easy to take any base recipe and explore bold new combinations.  More than Sweet is the perfect companion for anyone looking to take their baking to the next level.

The fascinating journey of one of the art world's great midcentury power couples The essays in this interdisciplinary volume explore how Fiske and Marie Kimball, together and in their own respective ways, shaped the experience and understanding of art and architecture in the twentieth century. From his pioneering publication Thomas Jefferson, Architect in 1916 through his long connection with Monticello and position as director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fiske Kimball emerged as a powerful and influential voice. He was dubbed 'the dean of American architectural history,' and his scholarship established the rich legacy of the past while his engagement with public monuments guided design in the present. Marie Kimball was an accomplished historian and prolific writer whose multivolume biography of Jefferson was widely celebrated. She was also the first curator of Monticello and played a key role in the display and interpretation of its historic objects. Although both Fiske and Marie distinguished themselves independently, they also regularly worked together, and their joint efforts evidence a rare partnership of the mind. This collection celebrates and contextualizes this remarkable pair.

The fascinating journey of one of the art world's great midcentury power couples The essays in this interdisciplinary volume explore how Fiske and Marie Kimball, together and in their own respective ways, shaped the experience and understanding of art and architecture in the twentieth century. From his pioneering publication Thomas Jefferson, Architect in 1916 through his long connection with Monticello and position as director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fiske Kimball emerged as a powerful and influential voice. He was dubbed 'the dean of American architectural history,' and his scholarship established the rich legacy of the past while his engagement with public monuments guided design in the present. Marie Kimball was an accomplished historian and prolific writer whose multivolume biography of Jefferson was widely celebrated. She was also the first curator of Monticello and played a key role in the display and interpretation of its historic objects. Although both Fiske and Marie distinguished themselves independently, they also regularly worked together, and their joint efforts evidence a rare partnership of the mind. This collection celebrates and contextualizes this remarkable pair.