Tag: cookbooks

From the Family Kitchen
[ 1 ] August 1, 2012 |

From the Family Kitchen

Another secret about me: I rarely read cookbooks.  They have to offer something I cannot rely on my trusty Google to provide.  When the opportunity presented itself to get a copy of Gena Philibert-Ortega’s From the Family Kitchen, I was intrigued.  The cookbook boasted a look into preserving family recipes.  I am all about this! […]

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Do You Know The Muffin Man?
[ 0 ] June 14, 2012 |

Do You Know The Muffin Man?

When I first saw Matt Kadey’s cookbook Muffin Tin Chef I said, “Wow.”  The food looked so delicious that I could have eaten the book!  And, if you want to know where muffin heaven is, it’s in Muffin Tin Chef.  Just open the book and you will find page after page of heavenly recipes for […]

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Quinoa Cuisine
[ 2 ] April 26, 2012 |

Quinoa Cuisine

If you are not health cautious about what you eat, you probably ought to be.  Health foods today aren’t like they used to be.  Take quinoa, pronounced “Keen-wah,” one of the health “superfoods” said to be packed with proteins, dietary fiber, phosphorus, magnesium and iron, gluten-free and easy to digest.  Quinoa is a vegetable that […]

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Cookbook Limelight: Vegan Junk Food
[ 2 ] February 27, 2012 |

Cookbook Limelight: Vegan Junk Food

The Vegan diet has become increasingly popular over the past few years.  When I say popular I mean about one in every third person is converting over to the non-dairy and non-animal product diet.  Dating back to the 1940’s, veganism is not a new concept but seems new when you are trying to imagine recipes […]

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Cookbook Limelight: Baking Basics and Beyond
[ 0 ] February 6, 2012 |

Cookbook Limelight: Baking Basics and Beyond

Being a non-baker always makes for an interesting conversation when talking to passionate bakers.  I’m usually intrigued by the fact that they do not equate this style of cooking with a high school chemistry lab, which was a less than favorable period of my teenage years.  Open to exploring this area of cooking, I welcomed […]

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