If you are struggling with the food budget (and most of us are these days) and trying to put together meals that are not only healthy and tasty but also inexpensive I recommend you give this book a look-see.
Not only are there recipes there are large sections of helpful advice such as 'buying a freezer', 'the conventional wisdom of food cost savings', 'other places to shop', 'how to use a big hunk of ham', and my personal favorite: 'making school lunches reasonable'. There are side notes for almost every recipe as well.
The book is divided into several chapters you'd expect to see: soups, salads, entrees, dessert as well as a few unusual specialty topics : batch cooking, coupon advice, and a review of the author's own $100 a week experiment.
It certainly made a for a good read and I picked up a few ideas I intend to implement as well as several recipes I intend to try out in my own kitchen.
Thanks for the review. I've placed a hold on a copy thru the CT state library-a free service that I can take advantage of. : )
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