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Feeding Men and Boys : Recipes, Strategies, and Survival Techniques
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Workman Press.
Bring back the family meal!
Four hungry brothers. Three ravenous sons. A husband who loves to eat. Lucinda Scala Quinn has spent much of her life feeding the men and boys in her life and teaching them how to feed themselves. Now Scala Quinn—chef, … More »
Bring back the family meal!
Four hungry brothers. Three ravenous sons. A husband who loves to eat. Lucinda Scala Quinn has spent much of her life feeding the men and boys in her life and teaching them how to feed themselves. Now Scala Quinn—chef, … More »
Workman Press.
Bring back the family meal!
Four hungry brothers. Three ravenous sons. A husband who loves to eat. Lucinda Scala Quinn has spent much of her life feeding the men and boys in her life and teaching them how to feed themselves. Now Scala Quinn—chef, television personality, and Martha Stewart Omnimedia's resident food guru—shares winning strategies for how to sate the seemingly insatiable, trade food for talk, and get men to manage in the kitchen.
She provides recipes for single-skillet meals and dinners that yield fabulous leftovers and that are a cinch to stretch for extra guests. Her grab-and-run breakfast will help kids start the day right, and her healthful drinks make it easier for guys to say no to soda. Scala Quinn's recipes are easy to prepare, affordable, and so good that even the most finicky eater will want to dig in.
Along with her cooking techniques and survival strategies ("Never be caught without bacon"), Quinn muses about life in a predominantly male household and provides empowering advice to feed guys' spirits as well as fill their bellies. With her help, homemade meals become second nature, nourishing both diner and cook.
Baker & Taylor
Offers recipes and tips designed to encourage family togetherness, health, and enjoyment, ranging from tuna tomato pasta to potsticker dumplings.
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Bring back the family meal!
Four hungry brothers. Three ravenous sons. A husband who loves to eat. Lucinda Scala Quinn has spent much of her life feeding the men and boys in her life and teaching them how to feed themselves. Now Scala Quinn—chef, television personality, and Martha Stewart Omnimedia's resident food guru—shares winning strategies for how to sate the seemingly insatiable, trade food for talk, and get men to manage in the kitchen.
She provides recipes for single-skillet meals and dinners that yield fabulous leftovers and that are a cinch to stretch for extra guests. Her grab-and-run breakfast will help kids start the day right, and her healthful drinks make it easier for guys to say no to soda. Scala Quinn's recipes are easy to prepare, affordable, and so good that even the most finicky eater will want to dig in.
Along with her cooking techniques and survival strategies ("Never be caught without bacon"), Quinn muses about life in a predominantly male household and provides empowering advice to feed guys' spirits as well as fill their bellies. With her help, homemade meals become second nature, nourishing both diner and cook.
Baker & Taylor
Offers recipes and tips designed to encourage family togetherness, health, and enjoyment, ranging from tuna tomato pasta to potsticker dumplings.
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Alternate Title:
Feeding men and boys; Subtitle on cover: Feeding men & boys : recipes, strategies, & survival techniques : bringing back the family meal
Imprint:
New York, NY - Artisan
Pages:
267
ISBN:
9781579653569, 1579653561
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes index
Statement of responsibility:
Lucinda Scala Quinn ; photographs by Mikkel Vang
Characteristics:
xvii, 267 p. :,ill. (some col.) ;,25 cm.
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Add a CommentI love this cookbook. I've made about 8 things from it so far and all have been fantastic. The recipes could use a tiny bit more explanation for beginning cooks. It's not problem for me but I can see where someone not familiar with cooking techniques might have trouble following sometimes. But otherwise these recipes are solid and spot on.
not a bad book. not a good book either. kind of middle of the road. found some recipes i might do one day.