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If you are a person who relies on quick and easy recipes that have been tried, tested and proven to be delish, then this book needs to be added to your collection. A few of the recipes have been tried and trued in this house already…
The ham and cheese sammies on Hawaiian rolls recipe is in this cookbook.
My friend Cris over at Goodness Gracious had her recipe for deep dish pizza published in the cookbook too!
And then you have already seen that I have made corn dog muffins and strawberry pretzel salad.
But I didn’t stop there. I think my new go-to Sunday morning breakfast casserole will be the flaky ham and egg bake.
And I feel like you can never go wrong with an Asian coleslaw either.
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Prepping ingredients.
I love my food chopper upper thingy from pampered chef! It's great for chopping onions, peppers, nuts, etc…
Either prepping the night before of the trusty slow cooker….(and of course your fab recipes!!) Love those ham sammies!!!
Cristi
Prepping is key for me…I do everything I possibly can ahead of time.
I am Irish. Today is St. Patrick's Day. I am SOOOO going to win this cookbook.
We're trying the ham sammies tonight! My fave timesaver is on onion chopper/diced – 1 chop & half your onion is ready to go!
Before the kids get up in the morning, I chop any veggies that are going in that night's dinner (if I am making soup or something). Then, when it's time to make the soup, I just dump everything in– easy peasy!
When I bake, I like to set out my ingrediants that I will be using. I put them away as I add them. This will let me know what I have used already and its put away.
sunniewoodyplus2 atmsn.com
Srawberry pretzle salad is my favorite! (and I use it for dessert too!)
clean as you go
So many……. 1-my Pampered Chef Chopper, which has saved my fingers! 2-Chopping bunches of stuff at a time if I am making several dishes. 3-Fixing 3-4 casseroles/crock pot recipes on the weekend and dividing them into individual containers so all I have to do on weeknights is warm them up and fix a veggie…… And my hubbie can fix them for lunch and dinner if we eat at different times.
I like to chop up everything when I get home from the store. Place them in freezer bags and pop them in the freezer. I also rely on my crock pot often.
Anything to save time in today's busy schedules. This should be a real God-send for those of use looking for new ideas. Thanks for the chance to win it.
I like to prep ingredients and cook most of the weeks meals on sunday!
I'd have to say my food processors are my favorite time savers in my kithchen!!1
Do any preparations ahead of time if you can!
frogz60@hotmail.com
love quick & easy recipes
Prepare everything that you can ahead of time
braaisjo at gmail dot com
I would love to use my food processor but lost the book and don't have a clue what I am doing…it only came with one blade.
Oh, thosee sammies look so good! I should not look at food blogs before lunch. Thanks for the chance to win this great cookbook.
Using paper plates and plasic cups, etc. Hate washing a lot of dishes!
lclee59@centurylink.net
My favorite time saver in the kitchen is to clean up as I'm preparing my meal. Not only is clean up faster, but it's easier to cook in a clean kitchen.
I *LOVE* Gooseberry Patch cookbooks! I can't wait to make those ham & cheese sammies on Hawaiian bread and the Asian coleslaw looks delish! This cookbook needs me!
Crockpot is my best time saver
Would love to have this new GBP book!!!!!
Sara Voges
saraanncst@hotmail.com
crockpots are my favorite but, easy meals that go from freezer to oven is another one of my tips. I think this cookbook would help tremendously.
tsdalton816@yahoo.com
My best time saver is to cook enough for several meals. The Ham and Cheese Sammies will last for dinner, snacks, and lunches. Yumm.
Crock pot! It makes cooking meals so easy, and I always have leftovers to freeze for later
My favorite kitchen shortcut is to have a basic lettuce and carrot salad made and kept in the frige. You can add what other vegies you have or leave it plain. You always have a salad on hand that will go with almostanything. arlene Marie Pitts email carpediem5790@yahoo.com
making a ton of somehting and then freezing in individual portions is a short cut for me
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I would love to win this cookbook! I'm in a cooking state of mind!!!
When shopping, I like to peel, chop, cut up, clean and package all my refridgerated items so when cooking I can go to the baggie, and just measure out how much of something I need… easy peasy lemon squeezy!
Prepping is key for me
I love these cookbooks, would love to have this one! Everything looks so quick and easy.
Quick and easy sounds good to me. I hope I win.
Judy
Love the cookbooks. Favorite tip is to prep for a few days when I return from the grocery.
I pick one day to cut up a bunch of veggies, and then I enjoy them pre-cut all week from the fridge! eclairre at ymail dot com