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More copies of this ISBN:Hands-Off Cooking: Low-Supervision, High-Flavor Meals for Busy Peopleby Ann M Rolkr
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Get out of the kitchen, kick back, and relax—dinner will be ready and it will be great. Hands-Off Cookinggives you more than 100 delicious recipes you can prepare in minutes and leave unattended. You can read the paper, catch up on e-mail, play with the kids, or entertain your guests while dinner cooks itself with no stirring, turning, or supervision. This will be your go-to cookbook for hectic weeknights or any time you want delicious, healthy food without the hassle. The recipes rely on fresh or high-quality prepared ingredients so you don't sacrifice nutrition. Full of recipes and tips for fuss-free, stress-free meals, this cookbook shows you how to put joy back into cooking. You get:
With Hands-Off Cooking, you'll have time to enjoy yourself, your family, and your guests, and you're sure to enjoy a delicious dinner. Synopsis:Free up extra time while dinner cooks, unattended With today s hectic lifestyles, quick-and-easy cookbooks mean quick-and-easy sales. Distinctively different, this cookbook features dishes that can be prepared fast and left unattended while the cook answers an e-mail, spends time with the kids (or the guests), or simply relaxes. More than 100 delicious recipes include everything from main dishes and sides to breads and desserts. There are recipes for the crock-pot, stovetop, and oven. Unlike typical " quick" dishes, these emphasize freshness and flavor and avoid highly processed foods. With Hands-Off Techniques, Stress Savers, Eye Appeal ideas, useful tips on ingredients and equipment, plus timesaving recipes, Hands-Off Cooking will be the cookbook busy people can t wait to get their hands on. Ann Martin Rolke (Sacramento, CA) has cooked at several upscale restaurants, including Red Sage in Washington, D.C., and Mecca in San Francisco. She writes food articles for the Oakland Tribune and does publicity consulting for food clients. About the AuthorAnn Martin Rolkeis a culinary consultant in Sacramento, California, writing about food, developing recipes, teaching cooking classes, and editing cookbooks. She has cooked at several famous upscale restaurants, including Red Sage in Washington, D.C., and Mecca in San Francisco. Visit her Web site at www.handsoffcooking.com. Table of ContentsIntroduction: The Secret to Impressing People and Regaining Your Sanity. Ingredients. Equipment. Salads & Sides. Soups & Stews. Savory Pies & Tarts. Casseroles & Roasts. Stove-Top Cuisine. Sweets & Breads. Index.
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