books about: pantry     books:       Stories and Recipes of the Great Depression of the 1930's and Low-Fat Pantry Cooking, Volume II (2 Cookbooks ...3 reviews Rita Van Amber, Janet Van Amber Paske Van Amber Publishers, 1993 Good recipes, Good stories The stories are a bit uneven, but that's because they are all written by different people. It's hard to put this recipe book down while reading the stories! Recommended for people with old-fashioned values.             Pirate's Pantry: Treasured Recipes of Southwest Louisiana9 reviews Junior League of Lake Charles Pelican Publishing Company, 1991 The Best -- Bar none!! I have had this cookbook for many years. I first purchased it back in 1977, and it is without a doubt the best in authentic Cajun cooking. My original Pirate's Pantry finally fell apart from many years of use; but, although I recently replaced it, I still have my old original stuffed into a manila envelope. I love this cookbook!!!             The Can Opener Gourmet : More Than 200 Quick and Delicious Recipes Using Ingredients Already in Your Pantry11 reviews Laura Karr, 2002 Super- a busy mother's secret. This book is excellent. It provides easy to follow recipes using canned ingredients that turn out great. The recipes require simple easy to find ingredients. It saves time cooking and yet the meals are delicious and full of nutrients. There is not one meal I have cooked out of here that my kids have not enjoyed or my husband not liked. I have actually put together a box of meals on the go- ...             The Best of Amish Cooking : Traditional and Contemporary Recipes Adaped from the Kitchens and Pantries of Old ...3 reviews Phyllis P Good Good Books, 1969 The Best Cook Book in My Kitchen I love this cook book! It's just full of recipes for that wonderful Amish food, and the thing I really love about it is that for the most part, the ingredients are items you probably already have in your kitchen, as opposed to some of the "coffee table" cookbooks you have to travel to France in order to get the ingredients they call for. I wouldn't be without this one, and I've just finished ...             Poison in the Pantry: The Truth Behind the Label3 reviews Laura J. DeMatteis American Outback Productions, 2006 Poison in the PAntry Poison in the Pantry: The Truth Behind the Label This is an easy to read book that explains why people are fat, forgetful and fatigued. MSG, high frutose corn syrup and Aspertame are poisoning America. This book shows you all the hidden forms of these toxins.             5 Cheesy Stories: About Friendship, Bravery, Bullying, and More (Tails from the Pantry)2 reviews Patsy Clairmont Thomas Nelson, 2007 Great Read! My daughter is not an avid reader as she struggles some at a 2nd grade level and finds it rather "boring" to read - HOWEVER - this book caught her attention and she read it cover to cover! Excellent for me to see and for her to feel the accomplishment and reward of good lessons in a fun book! I wish Patsy Clairmont had many more children's books for my daughter to read!             Fancy Pantry7 reviews Helen Witty Workman Pub, 1986 A reprint of this is a MUST! If I could have one cookbook back after our house burned down, this would be it. The Melon Moons recipe was our all time favorite pickle. We used most of the cherry recipes to preserve the abundance from our trees. The unique and exquisite recipes and precise directions make this the best book on canning, preserving, as well as endless other condiments, pate`s and wonderful things for the ...             The PMS Pantry Cookbook3 reviews Ilsa Glanzberg Skinner, Denise Skinner LRN PUBLISHING, 1998 This book cooks! Hey, I'm a GUY and I thought this book was hilarious! And very true-to-life as well, believe me (I've been married 19 years!). Guys, buy this as a gift and give it to your wife next time she's having PMS and needs a laugh. You'll both find a lot to laugh about in this book. (And anyway, the authors are both cute!)             The Herbal Pantry5 reviews Emelie Tolley Clarkson Potter, 1992 Herbal Masterpiece Another of Tolley and Mead's Herbal Masterpieces! I loved it. As always, their pictures are beautiful and inspiring, and the text is clear and well written. Wonderful herbal recipes for jellies, vinegars, oils, preserves, and much more. If you enjoy herbs, this book is a must!             Pantry, The: Its History and Modern Uses7 reviews Catherine Seiberling Pond Gibbs Smith, 2007 Informed and informative reading "The Pantry: Its History And Modern Uses" by author, architectural historian, and former house museum manager Catherine Seiberling Pond is a beautifully illustrated history of how the nature of the 19th century pantry began to change and evolve in the 20th and 21st centuries as American homemakers began to cook more, bake more, buy more, and stockpile more just as architects were designing and ...             Build Your Own Air Conditioner or Dehumidifier. Increase the Cooling Effect of Your Fan.1 review H & S Pantry, 2007 Does help, lot of information. I got this when I was having trouble with my Air Conditioner and I wanted to cool my den a little to make it more comfortable in the late afternoon. I have a fairly large freezer and so freezing the aluminum cans and plastic bottles as described was no problem and using them with my small turbo fan did work a lot better than just using the fan alone. I usually get about a cup full of water in the ...             The Harvest Pantry1 review Barbara Beckett Allen & Unwin, 1994 The Harvest Pantry This book provides a wealth of information for the home gardener who has too much produce to use daily. It provides the reader with creative and easy methods to utilise all produce without waste. Wonderful book for people to create fabulous products for the family, gifts or to sell. Thank you.             From Pantry to Table: Creative Cooking from the Well-Stocked Kitchen2 reviews Marlene Spieler Aris Books, 1991 you need this book Marlena Spieler is simply the BEST! Her recipes work, they're fully seasoned and colorful. I love her stuff. She writes columns in the SF Chronicle that are always a great read - as colorful as her recipes are and as colorful as SHE is! She's one of those fabulous, lively, energetic people who is way way OUT THERE. I recommend all her books -- and I'm a cooking/food professional so take it from ...             The Mediterranean Pantry: Creating and Using Condiments and Seasonings2 reviews Aglaia Kremezi Artisan, 1994 Rel Healful Eating Good reference for those of us that want to eat very good. This is a good place to start building the collection of food, spices and know how.             The Pepper Pantry: Chipotles2 reviews Dave Dewitt, Chuck Evans Celestial Arts, 1997 love it, good value !! love the stories and the authentic recipes. i had seen this book at a friends house and loved the "chipotle pesto" and had to find it !!!             John "Doc" Holliday: Colorado Trials and Triumphs1 review Emma Walling Emma's Book Pantry a must for all docophiles! I was delighted to read the newspaper bits, opinions, myths, lies, and speculations, as well as interviews with Doc, friends and foes. Fun and fascinating transport back to the time and place.             In the Sweet Kitchen : The Definitive Guide to the Baker's Pantry1 review Regan Daley Random House of Canada, Limited, 2000 Great book This is a wonderful, fantastic book. It explains everything in plain English, and gives insightful information on ingredients, equipment, and techniques. The author states that everyone can make a dessert as good as the best in the world. The book actually makes me feel as though I can. I found it very inspiring. My baking has improved since reading it. But beware - after you read this ...             Aunt Freddie's Pantry: Southern-Style Preserves, Jellies, Chutneys, Conserves, Pickles, Relishes, ...1 review Freddie Bailey Clarkson Potter, 1984 A real gem--a lost treasure. What an amazing book. This is a taste of true tradition that isn't seen, or savored, any more. If you want beautiful images and recipes of jams, jellies and preserves, do drop in. Bring your children and teach them how lovely it can be to spend the day in the kitchen with Aunt Freddie's wonderful recipes. C'est si bon. I sure miss her and love her. A fan.             The Passion (Pilgrim's Pantry)2 reviews Revelation Insight Publishing Co., 2008 Passion is sin....Love is the Devil... This was a wonderful story that I thoroughly enjoyed. It saddened me that the fairy tale had to end. Brage was a magnificient character. He was fierce as he was gentle and strong as he was sweet. I also loved Dynna's character. She was innocent (in perspective) and very generous as she was beautiful. I've read the book now 18 times (after today) and recommend it to everyone. Although there was ...             Christmas Pantry2 reviews Gooseberry Patch Gooseberry Patch, 2000 Outstanding! TNT recipes from across the country Although I have over 2,000 cookbooks, this is one of my top favorites. It contains recipes from customers all over the country -- and almost all are preceded by descriptions of why their family loves them, how many people beg for them, etc. Many also include directions for packaging as gifts. The book also contains cute illustrations, many of which provide great ideas for decorating one's own ...              search for books bullying, chipotles, christmas, colorado, condiments, conditioner, conserves, contemporary, cookbooks, creating, creative, definitive, dehumidifier, delicious, depression, friendship, increase, ingredients, kitchens, louisiana, mediterranean, preserves, relishes, seasonings, southern-style, southwest, traditional, treasured, triumphs, well-stocked books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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