|
|
|
|
|
|
| HomeKeyword Search: Kutless |
|
|  |  | | Customer Reviews: | | | Average Customer Review: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Fabulous Oct 30, 2009 I really am glad that I bought all three books. The trio would make a great gift for a young family trying to get healthy.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Very useful book for parents and good tips Oct 26, 2009 Though I bought this book for my wife, I've read quite a bit of it, and have seen some of the recipes, have yet to try some, but my wife's promised to make some soon. It has some good tips, calms your qualms regarding questions you may have like, is it good to trick your kids, will they ever eat healthy foods if you hide them in non-healthy looking packaging, and so on.
If you are fighting a daily battle with your kids, trying to get them to eat something healthy in between, this book may give you some well deserved rest and ease your worries.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Fabulous! Oct 14, 2009 This book is wonderful! The author does a great job of explaining the how and why of everything, which makes it very easy to sneak veggies into my own favorite recipes. The make ahead recipes are simple and easy. It does not take much time to make the purees and with enough to freeze for later use. I would recommend this book too anyone who wants to eat more healthfully!
4 of 21 found the following review helpful:
sorry I purchased... Sep 11, 2009 I bought this book at a yard sale only to later learn about the author's lawsuits against Jessica and Jerry Seinfeld. I was ashamed to have supported this author even through the secondhand route. I used this book for tinder at my last summer BBQ. This book ended up being the best $0.50 bargin from this year's garage sales (a can of lighter fluid runs over $3). I highly recommend this book as a means to get charcoal started.
1 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Next time, sneak some flavor in... Aug 17, 2009 Spent a small fortune on healthy ingredients. Diligently followed four recipes including the time-consuming prep of purees. Unlike three of the recipes, the pizza actually tasted pretty good, but the added nutritional value of its "sneaky" ingredients was negligible. Maybe a teaspoon of over-boiled, vitamin-depleted veggies made it into each serving.
As for the other recipes, no family member wanted to eat the Grilled Cheese muffins, brownies or icing. (About $20 of organic ingredients down the drain.) You might trick a toddler as a sneaky chef of these recipes, but older kids and adults already know that food can taste good.
Lastly, this book needs a good proofreader to fix index and recipe errors. Best wishes to the writer for her effort and good intentions, but maybe next time, she should seek input from a talented chef, a nutritionist, and many discriminating taste-testers.
|
|  |
|
|
|
|
|
|