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sallyann38
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Registered: ‎06-22-2012

Mr. Foods " cooking for two"

‎05-15-2016 10:29 AM

What a smart cookbook.  I live alone and hate leftovers, so this book is ideal for me.  I can eat one and have the other one for the next day.  What is really great is the fact the foods used in the recipes are those that most everyone likes, and can pronounce.

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eddyandme
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Re: Mr. Foods " cooking for two"

‎05-15-2016 10:33 AM

I just got it, too.  Looks good.  Haven't tried recipes, but like ideas it gives which enable me to make smaller deserts, etc.

 

Have you made anything yet?

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lovesallanimals
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Re: Mr. Foods " cooking for two"

‎05-15-2016 02:04 PM

I was curious about this book but would like to know if the recipes are relatively healthy.  I do not want recipes with soups from cans added, lots of butter and cheeses.  Are these on the healthy side?

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Re: Mr. Foods " cooking for two"

‎05-15-2016 03:54 PM

@lovesallanimals

 

Maybe a can of soup to add to a casserole or cereal to use a breading, but basically from scratch.

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