My cookbooks are all about cooking frugally and simply. All of these books are available in both Kindle and paperback editions. By getting the Kindle book, you can decide if you want to buy the paperback book, or you can just use the Kindle book if you like.
The Myers Family Cookbook - Frugal Foods is a personal family cookbook with recipes, mostly from when I was cooking for the eight in our family who lived on one income. I wrote it conversationally and with simple explanations of how to make some basic inexpensive meals and a few special ones too.
The 1-Button Rice Cooker Cookbook was conceived at a time in my life when I had grown tired of cooking. So, for some nights I would buy bags of frozen pre-cooked, pre-cut chicken or frozen pre-made meatballs, along with frozen or canned vegetables, and rice or pasta. I was able to make a wide variety of tasty meals, for a busy or tired night, by pretty much dumping and cooking. Spaghetti sauce or broth (or bouillon), along with a variety of spices and herbs, are recommended according to the flavor of the specific recipes. I do also include instructions in the back for cooking ground beef and chicken, as well as broth, for those who would rather do that from scratch.
A Vintage Pantry Cookbook consists of three sections. The first are twelve recipes my mother sent us, as a little booklet, one Christmas in the 1990's. My mother was born shortly before the Great Depression so she had quite a span of cooking experience. When she wrote this particular booklet, she was pretty much house-bound, and made up meals that could be made with foods that could be kept in the pantry or freezer. The second section includes my Grandmother's cinnamon rolls, followed by quick breads, some of which are dairy free. The third section consists of easy soups (made mostly from canned foods), which can be made in a 1 1/2 or 2 quart crockpot.
You can learn about these books or obtain any or all of them by clicking on this link.
Margaret Mary Myers' Books
Margaret Mary Myers' Books
Thank you. God bless.
Margaret Mary
Margaret Mary
No comments:
Post a Comment