Not Your Mama's Kitchen: The Essential Guide to Get Yours Started
By (Author) Lynn Dugan
BookBaby
BookBaby
3rd February 2020
United States
General
Non Fiction
641.5023
Paperback
106
Width 152mm, Height 228mm, Spine 5mm
235g
Get your answer to the "What's For Dinner" question!
This is a complete how-to guide for anyone starting in a new kitchen. Novel kitchen dwellers will find this an essential tool: students, newly married couples, first-time homeowners and tenants, and anyone wanting to start cooking at home instead of eating out! With environmental and budget consciousness and a platform for healthy eating, this book contains:
Sound nutrition guidelines
Essential equipment needed
Prepping and cooking techniques
Food safety and storage recommendations
Key items to stock in the pantry
Budget tips and cost-saving ideas
Kitchen Simple recipes & grocery lists: Four sets of 7 recipes made from 15 main ingredients . . . recipes for a whole month of meals!
and MORE!
Check out Kitchen Simple recipe cooking demos and knife skills tutorial on MyPlate2Yours.com
Join an active online community at MyPlate2Yours to support your culinary and nutrition pursuits with other Not Your Mama's Kitchen enthusiasts.
Lynn Dugan, MS, RDN, translates the science of nutrition to a practical application in the kitchen. She is the founder of MyPlate2Yours, LLC, and helps others make healthy eating a reality by conducting cooking classes, both privately and corporately. She is an Adjunct Faculty Member in Nutrition at Benedictine University and authors a blog on her website, www.myplate2yours.com. Her nutrition tips and culinary skills have been featured on WGN-Chicago, NBC5-Chicago and ABC7-Chicago.
Lynn is a registered and licensed dietitian/nutritionist, holds a Master's degree in exercise physiology, and is the mother of four children, 2 of which are just starting out in new kitchens of their own.
Lynn is currently an active volunteer in her community. She serves on the Glenbard High School District 87 Wellness Committee and teaches nutrition in a local elementary school's after school program.
She previously worked for a cardiologist conducting clinical research in foods and pharmaceuticals and has published some of this work in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Lynn has also authored numerous professional publications. This is her first book for consumers.