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Mr. Food Test Kitchen Quick & Easy Comfort Cookbook: More Than 150 Mouthwatering Recipes

Book information

Publisher
Inc., Cogin
Year
2011
ISBN
9780975539613, 9780991193417, 0991193415
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
6 MB (6104108 bytes)
Edition
First edition
Pages
(193 pages) : color illustrations\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52

Description

Cover; Introduction; Acknowledgments; Contents; Cozy Breakfasts; Soups & Chilis; Casseroles & Stews; Hearty Main Dishes; Sensational Sandwiches; Super Sides; Memorable Desserts; Drinks, Anyone?; Index; B; C; E; F; I; M; P; S; T; V.;Following the quick and easy no-nonsense philosophy that America has fallen in love with, Mr. Food and his Test Kitchen Team have created a must-have cookbook made up of more than 150 triple-tested memory-making recipes that will have everyone saying, ""Oh, it's so good!"" The Mr. Food Test Kitchen: Quick & Easy Comfort Cookbook is packed with a mouthwatering collection of the most soothing and satisfying recipes that ever came from their test kitchen. This labor of love is based on America's craving for recipes that not only are quick and easy and taste great, but also evoke memories that are.

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