Food No Matter What! is a cookbook that solves life's dilemmas with over 200 delectable recipes and brilliant tips. Whether your nails are wet or you have to feed a crowd after a funeral or your kitchen is being remodeled, you'll discover insightful solutions and delicious recipes. But even if you never cook a thing, Food No Matter What! is a great read!
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Food No Matter What! answers the perennial question What to Serve? with mercilessly funny stories, family-friendly recipes, and Actual Real Life wisdom -- culinary and otherwise. A perfect complement to your cookbook shelf! -- Barbara Cogan, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Cogan Books
What fun to read a cookbook that is entertaining and also about life in general. Everyone will find situations they can relate to in this hilarious book. I know I'll be making many of these delectible treats the next time a chef shows up for dinner! -- Fraya Berg, author and food columnist, The Front Burner
What fun to read a cookbook that is entertaining and also about life in general. Everyone will find situations they can relate to in this hilarious book. I know I'll be making many of these delectible treats the next time a chef shows up for dinner! -- Fraya Berg, author and food columnist, The Front Burner
About the Author
Szabo-Cohen and Kasdin are best friends, and Food No Matter What! is their second book collaboration. They love food, have traveled widely, and are serious home cooks. Szabo-Cohen has been a caterer and taught cooking classes. Both believe in the twinship of food and emotion. And both value a good read.
Szabo-Cohen is also a lyricist, and poet, acclaimed for her readings, both live and televised. Kasdin is an award-winning playwright and essayist. They were featured on the TV series "Womanspeak: Women in the Arts," and collaborated on the American stage musical, "Spittin' Image." They live in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, each with her own husband and three children.
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By SUZQ121@aol.com (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Food No Matter What! Stories & Recipes for Perfect Dining in an Imperfect World (Paperback)
A wonderful book, full of humor and intelligence. My favorite chapter, of course, is the Preventing Mom's Suicide one, being a sufferer myself. Oh, and I just made the Oven Dried Tomatoes...absolutely wonderful!! And to think I've been buying those jars that cost an arm and a leg! Not any more! This book has been a positive addition to my collection, in spite of my husband's groans. Oh, he read a couple of the chapters and asked if he could borrow it later!
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Hits the Spot,
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This review is from: Food No Matter What! Stories & Recipes for Perfect Dining in an Imperfect World (Paperback)
This is a delightful cookbook. It is perfect to read while stirring the pot. Very humorous - in the typical Szabo-Cohen/Kasdin style. (see their other titles) It has some excellent recipes to boot. Loved it! A great gift for that unique occasion.
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This review is from: Food No Matter What! Stories & Recipes for Perfect Dining in an Imperfect World (Paperback)
These two authors have collaborated to write a wonderful book. I enjoyed the stories they have written in addition to the recipes. This book is completely different then any other cookbook that I have owned. My hat is off to Laura Szabo-Cohen and Karin Kadsin.
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Marcel French, the da Vinci of kitchen interiors, had outdone himself on Frieda's kitchen. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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London Broil, Tabasco Sauce, Grand Marnier, Granny Smith, Great Northern, Mother's Margarine New!
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