Hannie P. Scott

Slow Cooker Vegetable Recipes by Hannie P. Scott
Free gift offer and this book starts out with TOC where recipes are listed, NOT in any format. Abbreviations used are discussed.
Each recipe starts with a title and servings.
List of ingredients and you should be able to substitute for your healthier dietary needs: low fat, low sodium, low sugar and fresh vs canned items.
Directions are given and there are NO pictures and NO nutritional information.
Like that this book ONLY covers vegetables, good resource book.
Other works by the author are listed at the end.… (més)

Review of eBook

True to the title, the wide variety of recipes included here are easy to prepare. Experienced cooks will have no problem completing the meal preparation within thirty minutes but readers new to meal preparation may find it takes a bit longer. But it’s definitely worth the effort as they are delicious and sure to please all the diners at the table.

Divided into sections, the recipes include Sides, Pasta, Soups, Other Main Dishes, and Desserts. The majority of the recipes are for a wide variety of main dishes. Some recipes include links to other recipes, allowing for an easy match between the main dishes and the accompanying sides.

A sampling of the fifty-four recipes: Cheesy Garlic Bread, Roasted Asparagus, Honey Glazed Carrots, Mediterranean Vegetables, Cheesy Pasta Skillet, Spicy Shrimp Pasta, Skillet Lasagna, Cheesy Veggie Pasta, Chicken Pot Pie Pasta, Shrimp Gumbo Taco Soup, Corn Soup, Shrimp Tacos Philly Cheesesteak, Philly cheesesteak Sandwiches, Double Decker Tacos, Asian Meatballs Tuscan Pork Chops and Zucchini Noodles, Lemon Pepper Salmon, Meatball Sliders Mexican Skillet Casserole, Monster Cookie Bars, and more.

Most of the ingredients should be readily available in most kitchens, pantries, and spice racks. Each recipe starts with a list of ingredients; the steps are clear and easy to follow. The only disappointment here is that there are no pictures; a few pictures to highlight of some of the prepared recipes would be a perfect addition to this book.

Tables for cooking abbreviations and conversions are also included as are some general cooking tips.

Recommended.… (més)

When someone says Cookies,” what do you think of first? Chocolate Chip? Lemmon Butter? Sugar? Do you head for the cookie aisle in the grocery store or the bakery? With the delicious recipes in this book, you can head for the kitchen and

Easy-to-follow directions are included for chocolate chip, lemon butter, chocolate caramel, Nutella, white chocolate raspberry, red velvet, snickerdoodles, sugar, peppermint, M&M, Butterfinger, Cake Batter, Oreo Peppermint, and Oreo Cheesecake cookies. There’s also a recipe for Fruit Pizzas [with a sugar cookie base].

If delicious, easy-to-prepare, made-from-scratch cookies sound good to you, try any of these yummy recipes.

Tables for cooking abbreviations and conversions are also included.

Highly recommended.… (més)