Friday, December 26, 2008

Fix It and Forget It Cookbook or Quick Easy Wedding Cakes

Fix-It and Forget-It Cookbook: Feasting with Your Slow Cooker

Author: Dawn J Ranck

Who's hungry? EVERYONE. Who has time to cook? NO ONE.

Dig out the slow cooker. Add a second and a third if you wish. Fill one with main-dish fixins and the others with go-alongs. Do it in the morning—or between work and after-school events.

Come home to richly-flavored, ready-to-serve food.

Slow cookers are having a comeback. With good reason. They are friends on a day of running errands. They allow easy entertaining with no last-minute preparation. And vegetarians won't find a better way to work with dried beans.

Slow cookers are gentle with the food budget—less expensive ingredients flourish in their slow, moist heat.

Fix-It and Forget-It offers the range of recipes slow cookers do well: Appetizers and Snacks, Soups and Stews, Main Dishes (with and without meat), Vegetables and Go-Alongs, Desserts and Beverages.

Bring an element of simplicity—and quality—to your pressured life! Let your slow cooker work for you.



Table of Contents:
About This Cookbook
Appetizers, Snacks, and Spreads
Breakfast Foods
Breads
Soups, Stews, and Chilis
Main Dishes
Bean Main Dishes
Vegetables
Desserts
Beverages
Index
About the Authors

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Quick & Easy Wedding Cakes

Author: Karen Gobl

A wedding cake has to be better than good—it has to be beautiful, super-delicious, and photogenic, too. Now, thanks to award-winning cake decorator Karen Goble, anyone with ordinary kitchen skills can create a home-baked work of art worthy of the fanciest reception. Suitable for those new to cake decorating, this exciting and innovative collection of 22 simple, but extremely effective wedding designs is complete with illustrated techniques for stacking cakes using pillars and separators, and festooning each layer with sugarpaste or chocolate. It also includes luscious recipes for the cake itself—including Madeira, chocolate, carrot, and fruit.



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