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Eat Cake Naked: aphrodisiac desserts to heat up your love life
Eat Cake Naked: aphrodisiac desserts to heat up your love life
Eat Cake Naked: aphrodisiac desserts to heat up your love life
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How can making dessert heat up your love life?

Award-winning food writer, aphrodisiac expert and dessert lover Amy Reiley offers a new reason to get into the kitchen. Her latest cookbook, Eat Cake Naked: aphrodisiac desserts to heat up your love life, is a dessert cookbook like no other. This cookbook not only offers modern dessert recipes with easy instructions, but it's the only cookbook around that will improve your love life while satisfying your sweet tooth.

For this book, Reiley, known as a leading authority on aphrodisiac foods, collaborated with Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef and nutritional expert Delahna Flagg. Together they've created a truly life-changing twist on baking with Eat Cake Naked. The book offers an entire menu of desserts that incorporate the latest superfoods known to ignite the flames of passion and boost sexual health...and they're not just desserts for love and romance. These are the kind of recipes you'll want to reach for every time you make dessert. Think Avocado-Vanilla Bean Pots de CrÈme, Black Sesame Wedding Cookies, 5-Spice Apples in Syrup, Vegan Cherry Bomb Cupcakes and a creamy Dark Chocolate Ganache.

But not only does Eat Cake Naked provide you with go-to recipes for heating things up in the kitchen and the bedroom well beyond Valentine's Day, it gives you the tools to upgrade any dessert in your recipe file with aphrodisiac ingredients. By the end of this book you'll know how to swap out ingredients in any recipe to turn all your favorite desserts into healthy desserts that will supercharge your sex life.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateDec 26, 2017
ISBN9780984689859
Eat Cake Naked: aphrodisiac desserts to heat up your love life

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    Eat Cake Naked - Amy Reiley

    Eat Cake

    Naked

    Amy Reiley & DelahnaFlagg

    Copyright © 2018 Life of Reiley

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. Contact Life of Reiley, www.lifeofreiley.com, info@lifeofreiley.com

    ISBN: 978-0-9846898-5-9 (epub)

    ISBN: 978-0-9846898-6-6 (mobi-pocket)

    ISBN: 978-0-9846898-7-3 (pdf)

    Art Director and Designer: Deborah Daly

    Editor: Ronie Reiley

    Copy Editor: Mark Siagh

    Photography: Amy Reiley, additional images courtesy of iStock; Shutterstock; Pixabay

    Recipe Testers: Elizabeth Baker; Fred Caminite; Jena Chambers; Carol Commons; Amy Concannon; Jenna Denning; Erica Donnis; Kellee Everts; Sarah Weber Gallo; Shannon Garrison; Marianne Ghizzoni; Sarah Goss; Deb Goulding; Wendy Novak Nelson; Elaine Pool; Rob Rock; Jill Sazama; Jennifer Schneiderman; Melanie Underwood; Cassie Weinstock; Arlene Winnick

    Printed in the USA

    For information on bulk purchases or group discounts for this or any other Life of Reiley publication, please contact the publisher on 323.571.3571 or email  info@lifeofreiley.com

    Introduction

    When I was in college I read a short story called Eat Mangoes Naked. It wasn’t about the sensuality of eating mangoes in the buff as you might assume. No, it was about the author’s idiosyncratic fear of eating mangoes naked because she didn’t think she could handle being that sticky.

    That issue stuck with me. In fact, I’ve been troubled by it ever since. Most of us have hang-ups eating or doing most anything else naked. And whether our apprehensions have to do with hygiene, body image, a fear of voyeurs or simply a dread of being cold, we just tuck them away under the armor of clothing, never to enjoy the sensuality of just being in our altogether.

    It’s taken me a long time to find the perfect way to address the issue. But then I had it! I thought: I’m going to write a book of aphrodisiac desserts because they’re the perfect thing to eat naked. (And because dessert is my favorite part of any meal.) Now, when I tell people I’m working on a book called Eat Cake Naked, they inevitably ask, Do you mean eat cake that has no frosting or do you mean strip down and eat cake in your birthday suit? Well, I actually meant the latter but I started to realize that the former has something to do with it, too.

    You see, I’ve always had an issue with dessert as an aphrodisiac. Not that desserts can’t be aphrodisiac! Many ingredients used in typical desserts are historically considered aphrodisiac. But the problem is with how they’re combined, particularly in the United States, with staggering amounts of sugar, not to mention artery-clogging (and orgasm-blocking) fat. Have you ever had dessert and regretted it later? Have you ever gotten a stomachache or headache from an overload of sweet? Or a rush of energy followed by a depressive crash? It’s not uncommon to have regrets after dessert.

    But the point of an aphrodisiac food is to spark feelings of love, lust and desire—not put you in a food coma. When you look at the majority of the foods considered aphrodisiac throughout history from a nutritional standpoint, you realize that they’re really healthy. And the truth about aphrodisiac foods is that they don’t contain mystical properties of seduction. They’re just great ingredients packed with nutrients essential to sexual hormones and sexual performance.

    I realized that if I was going to write an aphrodisiac dessert book that encourages people to tear off their clothes, I was going to have to makeover dessert recipes to be the kinds of foods that make people feel amazing. And so eating cake naked became so much more than simply stripping down and eating dessert fearlessly in your birthday suit. It became a book about stripping down dessert recipes to their sexy essence. And then building them back up into sensual indulgences that make you look and feel like stripping down and fearlessly eating cake naked…and then moving on to even sweeter desserts.

    I knew there was one person who could help me make a book of the kind of dessert that could make anyone want to tear off their clothes and stoke the flames of passion. And so I reached out to Delahna. Her expertise in nutrition and years of experience as a private chef making over desserts for clients on restricted diets were invaluable to the reimagining of many classic desserts in this book.

    Delahna taught me how to strip desserts of unnecessary sugar and sneak in ingredients that are not only aphrodisiac but will prime the body for mad, hot sex. I could go on, but if you think about the healthy side too much, it all starts to lose its sex appeal. Later in the book we go into some of the nitty gritty on our ingredient choices. It’s pretty interesting if you’re into understanding the nutrition side of things. But if you’re simply here to make seductive desserts to turn your lover on, just know that when you eat our recipes, you’re going to feel like dancing to Barry White all night long. And, of course, you’ll be doing the whole thing naked.

    —Amy Reiley

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    The Best Aphrodisiacs for Baking

    If you love baking and you want to use your skills to light someone’s loins on fire, this chapter has everything you need to know. Here, we’ve highlighted some of the very best aphrodisiacs you can possibly use in baking, ingredients that will bring your lover to their knees. They’re the ingredients we’ve used throughout this book to seduce, delight and evoke that primal urge to tear off your clothes and eat cake naked.

    Almonds—The almond is the world’s most popular nut. Even the blossoms of almond trees have served as a symbol of new love all around the world. Now, the blossoms may represent true love, but the fruit? Well, that’s pure sex! In fact, almonds have been used to put lead in a man’s pencil around the world. An ancient Chinese recipe recommended an elaborate process to transform almonds, walnuts and honey into virility pills. The Perfumed Garden, a fifteenth-century Arabic sex manual, makes a similar recommendation with honey and almonds. Today we understand that almonds are one of the finest natural sources of vitamin E, known as "the sex

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