Secrets Of Great Second Meals: Flexible Modern Recipes That Value Time And Limit Waste

William S. Furneaux
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Secrets Of Great Second Meals: Flexible Modern Recipes That Value Time And Limit Waste

William S. Furneaux
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352 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Feb 12, 2019
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 352
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • ISBN: 9780062672971
  • Dimensions: 7.38" W x 1.1" L x 9.12" H

“An immensely detailed, generous master class in techniques and options for producing flavorful and varied dishes….[Secrets of Great Second Meals] offers cooks a sense of fun, improvisation, and mastery.” — Library Journal

“These practical and imaginative recipes are an invitation to ‘start riffing with the contents of your refrigerator’ and encourage a new perspective on leftovers.” — Publishers Weekly

“Dickerman proves that there’s more to leftovers than a quick reheat in the microwave…. anyone who has ever looked quizzically at a container of leftovers while trying to plan a new meal will find what they’re looking for.” — Booklist

“A new cookbook from Seattle author Sara Dickerman helps kitchen novices start to think about ingredients differently, while offering jaded cooks some inspiration, too… it’s the kind of holistic, intuitive approach to cooking that can take a long time to develop on your own.” — Seattle Times

“Avoiding food waste is always a worthwhile goal, but eating the same leftovers for days can get tedious… enter the new cookbook Secrets of Great Second Meals… Dickerman explains how… adding fresh vegetables and herbs can take a second (or third) meal from bland to breathtaking.” — Closer Magazine

“You won’t find rigid weekly menu plans here. To Dickerman, that level of structure is too stifling. Instead, she offers us something better: a loose roadmap to good eating, with delicious detours made for improvising that could cure your leftover-phobia forever.” — Atlanta-Journal Constitution

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