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If this cookbook is any indication, Mennonite girls can indeed cook!
'Mennonite girls' Anneliese Friesen, Betty Reimer, Bev Klassen, Charlotte Penner, Ellen Bayles, Judy Wiebe, Julie Klassen, Kathy McLellan, Marg Bartel, and Lovella Schellenberg share delicious recipes that have graced their family tables over the years.
While most recipes come from the Dutch-German-Russian tradition, such as kielke (noodles) and wareneki (cottage cheese pockets), the book also contains some non-traditional recipes such as barbecued salmon with sun-dried tomatoes.
The addition of mouth-watering photos for each recipe makes browsing this cookbook a culinary experience in itself. Detailed instructions and helpful tips guide the cook through each recipe. The contributor often shares a tidbit of information about the recipe or tells the reader how the recipe became a part of their family tradition.
Devotional segments, Bread for the Journey, add opportunities for theological reflection throughout the book.
This book would make a splendid addition to any cook's library.
—Rebecca Roman, The Messenger
'Mennonite girls' Anneliese Friesen, Betty Reimer, Bev Klassen, Charlotte Penner, Ellen Bayles, Judy Wiebe, Julie Klassen, Kathy McLellan, Marg Bartel, and Lovella Schellenberg share delicious recipes that have graced their family tables over the years.
While most recipes come from the Dutch-German-Russian tradition, such as kielke (noodles) and wareneki (cottage cheese pockets), the book also contains some non-traditional recipes such as barbecued salmon with sun-dried tomatoes.
The addition of mouth-watering photos for each recipe makes browsing this cookbook a culinary experience in itself. Detailed instructions and helpful tips guide the cook through each recipe. The contributor often shares a tidbit of information about the recipe or tells the reader how the recipe became a part of their family tradition.
Devotional segments, Bread for the Journey, add opportunities for theological reflection throughout the book.
This book would make a splendid addition to any cook's library.
—Rebecca Roman, The Messenger
Book Description
Mennonite Girls Can Cook is a blog about recipes, hospitality, relationships, encouragement and helping the hungry-and now it's a book, too! Like the blog, Mennonite Girls Can Cook-the book-is more than just recipes. It is about hospitality, versus entertaining; about blessing, versus impressing. It is about taking God's Bounty, and co-creating the goodness from God's creation into something that can bless family and friends, and help sustain health and energy.
"No matter which way you look at it, wonderful things happen when people are given the opportunity to gather around the table-a chance to nurture and build relationships, fellowship and encourage one another and create a place of refuge for those who have had a stressful day."
—Charlotte Penner
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Recipes just like Grandma's,
This review is from: Mennonite Girls Can Cook (Hardcover)
I love using Mennonite Girls Can Cook. Most of the recipes remind me of dishes my Grandmother used to cook, she never used a written recipe so I'm thrilled to be able to recreate these memories from childhood. The recipes have easy-to-find ingredients, color pictures and step-by-step instructions. The individual stories make me feel like I have met each of the authors personally. Every recipe I have tried is delicious and an instant favorite. If you're looking for a modern take on some traditional Mennonite cooking this is an excellent choice.
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Mennonite Girls Can Cook,
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Mennonite Girls Can Cook has an attractive book cover which draws the eye. Inside the book, much care has been taken to present colourful graphics. The pictures catch the eye and give one determination to try that particular main dish, dessert or other suggestion. Tasty recipes are presented which suit all families. Many of these have ingredients already on hand or easily found in the local grocery store.
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