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The Kitchen Pantry Cookbook by [Coopey, Erin]
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About the Author

Erin Coopey calls herself a "glorified home chef" even though she has training as a culinary professional and was selected to be a judge for the 2016 Edible Communities EDDY Awards. Cooking is her passion, and she loves the way food brings people together. 

Coopey's philosophy is that good cooks must possess a generous spirit. She also believes that cooking should be fun! This philosophy is reflected through Coopey's books, blogs, and classes. If you're in Seattle, you can join her for a cooking class. Otherwise, check out The Kitchen Pantry Cookbook and her blog, The Glorified HomeChef:www.glorifiedhomechef.com.


Product Details

  • File Size: 40926 KB
  • Print Length: 176 pages
  • Publisher: Quarry Books (August 1, 2013)
  • Publication Date: August 1, 2013
  • Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B00FC6X608
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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  • Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #687,731 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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The recommendation for this book came from a trusted source, but I was a bit disappointed. I was hoping for recipes that I could can and PUT IN THE PANTRY for later use. However, the focus is on making small batch items that you store in the fridge and use almost immediately. While the recipes look delicious, I don't see myself cooking half the day to make the ketchup that will go on the burgers I make this evening. It just isn't practical for most people's busy lives.
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Ok, I would give this book 5 stars for the concept, but then no one would read my review I'm sure. I am 100% for making your own condiments. They taste better and you can control the ingredients. I've been making mayo for a year now and trying to perfect a bbq sauce, which is what sparked me to buy this book. Plus, I thought it would be fun to get into ketchup and mustard.

This book has all of the above and everything in between. So why the low rating? The complexity and ingredients. Wow. I mean, several of the recipes call for 1/2 tsp of several diff fresh herbs. I don't know about you, but it gets expensive and wasteful buying full bunches of fresh herbs for just such a simple amount. Plus, most of the recipes only keep for 3 days. Again, wasteful. Who plans on using that much mustard in 3 days? That's a lot of work to make every single time. Sure, mixing is easy but sourcing the ingredients is more difficult.

Honestly, you can easily google and bookmark recipes for future reference. But for me, this just didn't work into my budget and wasn't very economical.
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Without sounding preachy, Erin Coopey discusses in her 2-page introduction the importance of where your food comes from and how it was grown. I personally am alarmed at how much GMO ingredients (vegetable/soybean oil and corn & its derivatives are the biggies) are in the processed foods we buy at the grocery store -- not to mention all the extra preservatives and stabilizers that make store-bought items like mayonnaise last several months once open, that's just not normal! With Erin's book you can take charge of your own food destiny and make your own condiments! Erin's recipes are not complicated or fussy, nor do they require any hard-to-find ingredients or expensive equipment!

For starters, this book is organized incredibly well. Right when you open the book there is a beautiful two page spread of the full table of contents with every single recipe listed under each chapter heading. The book is divided into 6 sections: condiments, nut butters and spreads, salad dressings, stocks, relishes and refrigerator pickles, and then chips/dips/and dunks. I will say that as a vegan AND someone with nut allergies, this book is incredibly vegan friendly!!! For me, the nut spreads are an absolute no-no, but the majority of the book is a-okay for me to use!

One of the best things about the book, as I mentioned above, is that you do not need any fancy equipment -- just a food processor (not all the recipes use this) which I think most people do have. Also, hang on to your old jelly and pickle jars with lids, because you can just boil them to "sterilize" them and store your homemade mustards and things in them!
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This book is wonderful. Chef Erin has written a book that is both fun to read and simple to follow. In other words, it is a book that I can frequently use. In addition, the products resulting from these recipes are delicious!!! Our guests went crazy over the dips (blue cheese, onion, herb) that we served at a party this summer. If you want the best BBQ sauce EVER, without all the added high fructose corn syrup, etc, this is the way to go. Enjoy!
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I'm the kind of person who likes to learn the base recipe and then expand on it (i.e. wing it) from there. I've been doing this with my salad dressings for a while. And thanks to this book, I can now do it for my mustard, mayo, ketchup, steak sauce, tartar sauce, bbq sauce, chicken broth, etc. All stuff I was just buying the standard version of from the store. I'll probably still be lazy and buy some stuff standard (i.e. peanut butter), but it's nice to know I can both make and improve on everyday items.

I was sold when I read this (paraphrasing): "Why the f* does mayo last for 324234 years? It's made of eggs! Would you eat eggs that have been sitting in your 'fridge for 324234 years." Well people, use her mayo recipe and you'll have awesome homemade mayo that isn't made in a science lab. You can feel comforted by the fact that it will only last a few days.

My one complaint... Why did Chef Erin take so long to create this cookbook? Frankly, I find it rude that she didn't create this in 2005 (the year I really started cooking for myself). I've been using stock ketchup, mayo, etc. for WAY too long. Minus one star (from 6* to 5*).

In summary, stop thinking about buying this cookbook and just buy it. Buy it now. Buy it for a friend. Incredible utility and just a better way of doing standard, everyday items.
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