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Easy Recipes for Today’s College Student Jean Patterson and Danae Campbell - All books by this author College kids living on their own for the first time are startled to realize that now they have to cook for themselves. This attractive spiral-bound book is exactly what they need, serving up easy recipes and basic cooking methods for beginners. The resulting meals are nutritious and appetizing, more healthful and less expensive than relying on the local pizza parlor or Burger King every time hunger pangs strike. Practical advice and helpful tips instruct busy college kids on everything from food and equipment shopping and sharing a kitchen to scrambling an egg and preparing a complete, well-balanced meal. Recipes are divided into these general categories:
From the reviews: “With this book in hand, your son or daughter can send you home with leftovers.” —Star Tribune, Nicole Hvidsten, June 2, 2005 “’Cooking Outside the Pizza Box’ is the coolest cookbook I’ve seen in a long time. It was fun to read and I learned several tricks, facts and don’t –let-this-happen-to-you-while-cooking tips that were informative, but combined with humor to keep you reading more. … “The variety of recipes and practical advice make this book a must have. Whether you purchase the book for yourself, a freshman in college or as a gift for high school graduation it’s sure to be one of the best buys for the $14.95 price tag.” —Debbie Sneed, Opelika-Auburn News, September 24, 2004 “Many of these recipes are a lot better for you and cheaper than Domino’s on auto dial. … easy recipes for budget minded students.” —Constance Kurtz, USA Weekend, July 30 - August 1, 2004 “Rather than sentence your kid to two bleak semesters of dorm room food, consider bestowing the gift of an age-appropriate cookbook that could save them from delivery pizza and Ramen noodles. … [a] friendly useful guide to building a kitchen, mastering cooking basics and putting together some dishes that the modern teen would actually be interested in eating. … best of all for dormitory residents, most recipes are microwave-friendly.” —Erin Crawford, Des Moines Register, August 2004 —Erin Crawford, Asbury Park (NJ) Press, September 2004 —Home News Tribune, September 15, 2004 “Anyone living on his or her own for the first time will benefit from using this wonderful book. … This would make a perfect purchase for any high school graduate!” —KLIATT, September 2004 About the Authors: Jean Patterson is a food writer whose articles and recipes routinely appear in Cooking Light, and Bon Appetite. Danae Campbell, an honors graduate of the Le Cordon Bleu-affiliated California School of Culinary Arts, also writes regularly for Cooking Light and the Los Angeles Times. (0764124951) Paperback w/hidden spiral binding / 160 Pages / 7 x 9 / 2004 | ||
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