Weekdays Are Quick Meals: From Speedy Stir-Fires to Soups to Skillet Dishes and Thirty-Minute Stews (Everyday Cookbooks)

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Summary: My essential weekday cookbook
Review: This book is great for making tasty meals from scratch with a minimum amount of time and effort. Also, most of the meals are based on non-perishable or long-storing items so you can shop on the weekends and still have fresh meals later in the week. Some of the recipes are a miss rather than a hit but there are so many that there is bound to be something for everyone. My personal favorites are the Chicken with Chiles, Turkey Bolognese and Linguini with Red Clam Sauce.

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Summary: A fun and healthy cookbook that you will use again and again
Review: This is one of my families favorite cook books. It has easy to follow instructions, fun recipes, and it is quick from start to finish. It is the cookbook that can take a person who hates cooking and make them love the kitchen.

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Summary: A fun and healthy cookbook that you will use again and again
Review: This is one of my families favorite cook books. It has easy to follow instructions, fun recipes, and it is quick from start to finish. It is the cookbook that can take a person who hates cooking and make them love the kitchen.

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Summary: Recipes for busy people
Review: This is the book to have if you have limited time to cook, but still want to be able to make healthy good dinners. We use a recipe out of this book at least twice a week. Usually the recipes take 30 minutes or less - and make enough to have lunch the next day. There is alot of variety with good vegetarian options.