Sounds familiar, doesn't it? I used to ask my own mother that question, and now it's my turn to answer it. The thing is, I do not always have a ready answer, and most of the time I cast a sheepish glance at the dining table often helplessly and mutter something like, 'let's see...' or 'pass me my phone please, we're ordering food' or worse, 'get dressed; we're going out for dinner.'What's for Dinner, Mom? has definitely better answers. This printed book presents bulk cooking: the secret to a successful kitchen career. Author Lorrie Flem shows you examples to follow, explains methods you can adapt and plans you can execute to help you produce nutritious meals for your family at regular intervals without losing your sanity or feeling tethered to a rope due to time constraints.
Biblical references and quotes on food injected into the contents of this book triggered nostalgia for home. The Homemaking Tips from the 1800s appealed to the history lover in me. You will love finding how to involve your children as you work your way around cooking and dining. The multi-tasking tips are apt for busy moms. I chuckled when I got to this part of the book thinking how at my international business communication job I could multi-task in three languages, but do not know how to multi-task at home. This book has given me ideas how to domesticate such skill.
Now the recipes. They're the yummy stuff in the book and you've been waiting to hear from that, haven't you? I guarantee they are easy with ingredients you do not have to look further for than your nearest grocery. I am excited to try the 'stretchers.' You will know what I'm talking about and more by getting this spiral-bound book in your hands.
The good news is you have a chance to win a copy of this book by leaving your email with your comment below. One winner will be drawn on June 23rd. To find out more about this book, go to the Eternal Encouragement site and see other products available there as well.
I received a copy of this book for an honest review.
sounds interesting. cooking is a challenge for me and any help i can get would be appreciated! :D
ReplyDeleteI can cook but I'm not really good at it. If it's not too salty, it's almost tasteless. Haha!
ReplyDeleteWhen I got here in Singapore, I sometimes have to cook for myself and for my Dad and my step mommy. I don't cook very often though. Usually it's my Tita (step mom) who cooks for us but sometimes I just feel like cooking for them. So a good recipe book would really help me a lot. :)
It's amusing because I always ask my mother the same question whenever she calls me to eat. I hope I'll win the giveaway so I can give it to her.. ^_^
ReplyDeleteThis should be a great book for mothers and those who love to cook. It should add up a little spice to the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteWith cookbooks I usually just stare at the pics and drool. The title echoes a lot of people's (including me) question during dinnertime.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I don't have kids yet but I would like to get my hands on that book *frustrated cook here!* Anyway, my email add is mai.wanderluster@gmail.com -- hope I win! :P
ReplyDeleteYou noticed things in the book that I didn't see...thanks for pointing them out!
ReplyDeleteAwww... thoughtful son. I too hope you can win the book.
ReplyDeleteI collect cookbook, so i 'd love to have a copy of this.
ReplyDeleteim not a good cook, but i'd like to learn more.
ReplyDeleteI like cookbooks. :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, people of all walks of life can relate with the question "What’s for dinner, Mom?"
That's how the book title makes a lot of sense.
ReplyDeleteGood for you on getting the book. I love cooking and I'd be thrilled to have a cookbook, as well. :)
ReplyDeleteRizza (beingwell)
Wow! Any mom would be happy to receive that! Lucky gal and great of you to open this opportunity.
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