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Homemaking & Kitchen—Cookbooks

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Homestead Blessings: The Art of Bread Making  25% Off

Ever wish you had a mentor to show you how to be a good homemaker? These instructional DVDs are a breath of fresh air! Learn homemaking skills from these down-home sisters (who have families of their own) and their mother as they work together in their homestead. Watch them demonstrate how to do just about everything needed to keep your family fed, clothed and cared for! These DVDs are entertaining and friendly—and easy to learn from! They make a fabulous homemaking course for your children too! It is so very helpful to see something done, rather than just read instructions on how to do it. These Christian sisters live close to the land and have a lot to share that would make your life better. I highly recommend these!



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Homestead Blessings: The Art of Dairy Delights  25% Off



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Homestead Blessings: The Art of Cooking  25% Off



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Homestead Blessings: The Art of Canning  25% Off



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Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day 

I used to always be on the lookout for good, European-style bread. The grocery stores seldom have it, and if they do it is made from white flour and has a hefty price tag on it. I would buy what I termed "good bread" from specialty bakeries for special occasions. Although I baked my own bread often, my recipe was for traditional loaves of sandwich-type bread, not the tantalizing, crusty, chewy loaves of bread I remember from Europe. Then a friend introduced me to the super simple method of making artisan bread without kneading. It seems too good to be true, but after making 20 loaves in one week, I am here to tell you that it is ridiculously easy, fast and foolproof. It has revolutionized bread at my house! No need to buy it at the grocery store when fabulous bread is this easy to make. And it only takes 4 ingredients: flour, salt, yeast and water. Hardbound book contains 100 fabulous recipes for healthy ethnic breads, whole wheat hamburger buns, pizza, corn bread, and gluten-free baking. Although they often use a mix of white flour and whole grain flour, I use only whole grain flour and the recipes turn out great. Bake your own artisan breads for just 40 cents per loaf! Color photographs will make your mouth water. A whopping 336 pages.

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Klutz Kids Cooking 

Learn to cook with this funny, friendly cookbook just for kids! Spiral bound wipe-off book includes a sturdy set of measuring spoons that are well-marked (quite essential for wonderful kid-cooking!) 45 savory kid-do-able recipes will create Frozen Bananoids, Not-So-Sloppy Joes, Berry Banana Smoothie, Non-Yukky Vegetables, 4 Ways to Make Eggs, and more favorite foods. Plus, learn to whip up some great stuff: Giant Soap Bubbles, Face Paint, and Playdough! Each full-color page is sturdy cardstock, so this book is going to endure! 77 pages for ages 6 to 14 years.

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Let's Cook 

Large print, simple healthy recipes contain no sugar or white flour. Whip up some Orange Julius, Banana Muffins, Potato Carrot Casserole, Nuts-Gone-Crazy treats and more! 20 recipes on sturdy cardstock. By Diane Hopkins.

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Children's World Cookbook 

From the floating markets of Thailand to the exotic fruits and spices of Mexico to the cheese of France, this fabulous book may be just the key to making your history or geography studies stupendous! Taste your way across the globe with recipes from every nation! Brilliant color photos and step-by-step illustrated how-to's make these recipes foolproof. Plus, there is interesting info on the foods from each country. Could it get better? It does! Linked Internet sites (kept up-to-date) give you even more fun information on international cuisine. Paperback, color photos, 96 pages, for ages 9 and up. Highly recommended!

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Hopkins' Healthy Home Cooking  

Want to eat wholesome whole foods? It can be hard to find good, tasty main dishes or yummy desserts without the refined products. Here is our family's own personal collection of original recipes that constitute our daily meals. Our standards for these recipes are—little meat, no refined flour, and no sugar. You'll find casseroles, main dishes, soups, breakfasts, sandwiches, cookies, cakes, muffins, and treats. I've included my favorite Whole Wheat Bread recipe too. I know you'll like "Taco Casserole," "Move Over Pizza Hut," "Subway Our Way," and more. And for lunch, we like "It's Not Tuna Sandwiches." If it's not tuna, then what is it? No one can guess, but it is 100% delicious and nutritious. Spiral bound, 120 pages, with black-&- white drawings by my son Nathan.



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The "I Can't Believe This Has No Sugar" Cookbook  13% Off

Have a "healthy sweet tooth"! Make Banana-Blueberry Muffins, Chocolate Coconut Cake, Peach Pie, Fudge, Cinnamon Rolls, Raspberry Popsicles, and more! Over 150 sugar-free, dairy-free recipes for great-tasting cakes, cookies, pies, candies, breads, and muffins use only natural sweetening such as fruit, fruit juice, date sugar and other healthful sweeteners. Paperback, 216 pages.

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Whole Foods for the Whole Family  

La Leche League (the breast-feeding moms' group) did what it takes a lifetime to do—gather recipes from mothers all over the nation who have converted over to whole foods (meaning whole grains rather than refined flours, and honey or fruit sweeteners instead of sugar). My copy of this excellent cookbook is bedraggled and beloved. Now, it has been printed with a hard cover and large spiral binding so yours won't wear out like mine did! All 900 recipes have passed the taste test and are wholesome and nutritious. Quick and complete, make-it-from-scratch instructions make this valuable indeed. This book's "Making Your Own" section taught me how to make my own cream of mushroom soup, granola, enchilada sauce, and buttermilk. Instructions are also given on how to cook all the grains and beans, and what to serve them with to create a protein complement. Besides your normal cookbook sections of breads, main dishes (meat and meatless), and desserts, wonderful information is also included on breakfasts, lunch recipes, baby's first foods, non-allergenic recipes, sprouting, and using natural food dyes for Easter eggs or in cooking. I have often referred to the quick meals listed in the section entitled, "When It's 4 o'clock" to find out what I can scurry together for dinner. You will use it daily—one of my favorite cookbooks! 364 pages.

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