Publication
Clarkson Potter (2012), Edition: 1, 288 pages
Description
Presents 101 everyday recipes, organized by supermarket aisle, and including cereals and snacks, soups, vegetables and beans, canned fruits, pasta and sauce, and more.
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LibraryThing member ashleyk44
Lots of great recipes - if I ever find myself with enough time to make more from scratch and start canning, I will definitely be turning to this book. For now, I've picked out a few to try, and hopefully I'll build my way up :)
LibraryThing member Auntie-Nanuuq
(if you have nothing else to do with your life)
I have always used my "pantry" as a storage of sorts...... for sauces, canned fruit, staples..... Not for food that I have to eat within 3-5 days. So, if I'm going to make food that I can store, I'll not be using this book.....
Many of the recipes take
So I'm not even going to bother going in to deep explanation.
However, if you are a homey type, you just might like this book, but personally I prefer the "Stocking Up" books!
I have always used my "pantry" as a storage of sorts...... for sauces, canned fruit, staples..... Not for food that I have to eat within 3-5 days. So, if I'm going to make food that I can store, I'll not be using this book.....
Many of the recipes take
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quite a bit of time; cheese making, pickles, jams, jerky, puddings......So I'm not even going to bother going in to deep explanation.
However, if you are a homey type, you just might like this book, but personally I prefer the "Stocking Up" books!
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ISBN
9780307887269