Mexican Pizza Empanadas, Creamy Gnocchi Pesto Salad, Thai Chicken Burgers, Hoisin Vegetables, and finishing with a Chocolate Tart in Pretzel Crust. There are dozens of suggestions here to “eat your way around the world.”
Q – So this cookbook isn’t just limited to the young, aspiring home chef?
A, Susie Fishbein – Not at all. Over-30’s will find great ideas in Teens and 20-Somethings. And if you are a parent who cooks for this age group, you’ll be very happy because they’ll love the diverse cuisine – not to mention that all the older adults I’ve surveyed said that would use this cookbook for their regular meal planning as well.
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Win your book
and start to cook!
Deadline?
ReplyDeleteEarly November, after my review is posted. I'd like to announce the winner by Rosh Chodesh Kislev.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to have a chance to win this cookbook earlier, head on over to my blog guesswhoscoming2dinner.blogspot.com!
ReplyDeleteMy review and contest starts Oct. 20th (some recipe photos are up already now).
Readers can enter more than one blogger's contest, so try them all!
G6, good idea. My book still hasn't arrived, so I can't review it yet.
ReplyDeleteNot quite sure how to enter...
ReplyDeleteAll the blogs participating have different contests. you can enter them all. In mine, just send your rhyming slogan as a comment to a post about the contest. My judges will decide after I publish my review.
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cooking bolder
great, you can enter even more rhymes and times
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