Hunjgry Girl Cook Book

Do you take her email? You can go to her web site and see some of the recipes. That we you can make an informed decision regarding the ingredients. Also, a lot of her recipes are on her new tv show on the cooking channel. I have made several of her recipes and they are really good and inventive.

Lisa:happy:

I just got the book, in the mail, last Friday and I have to say it is the best one, in my opinion, out of all of them. The other ones use too many weird ingredients and so far this one has just been regular every day things.

I have only made it through the breakfast section, so far, because I just don't have the time to sit down and look at it cover to cover, but just about every recipe is one that I have marked to make

The ONLY problem I am having with the book is that a good portion of the recipes are a lot more in sodium than I like to consume in one meal. She is not really a person that is concerned with sodium. She spends her time on calories and fat. But, I can work around that.

Out of her other three books, that I have, I have made exactly two things. An oatmeal breakfast and a chicken dinner. This book I will use a lot. For instance, here is one I will be trying soon.

Cheeseburger Mac Attack

5 ounces uncooked elbow macaroni
10 ounces ground turkey
1 teaspoon onion powder
2 tablespoons ketchup
24 ounces frozen green giant cauliflower & cheese
3 wedges laughing coe light creamy swiss cheese

In a large pot, prepare pasta very al dente, cooking for about half the time indicated on the package. Drain well and set aside.

In a bowl, combine the turkey, onion powder, and ketchup. Use your hands to mix well. Transfer mixture to a crock pot.

Add the frozen veggies and cooked pasta to the crock pot and gently stir. Cover and cook on high for 3-4 hours or on low for 7-8 hours until the turkey is fully cooked.

Stir the mixture and crumble the turkey. Add the cheese wedges and stir until evenly distributed. Season to taste with salt and pepper, if you like.

Calories 179 Sodium 512 which is not too bad and I would probably use Ronzoni smart taste pasta which has no sodium and a little less calories than most pasta and that would help a lot.

That recipe comes from a whole crock pot section that is in it. I would say that out of all of her books this one is worth it. I price compared and found that it was the cheapest on Amazon, although now that it is actually in the stores it may be cheaper there.

Hi TracieJ65,
Great to hear from someone who likes the book. Can I ask you if you think that I could cook meals that would suit me, partner and my little boy?. That's one of the problems I have in life..I would love to eat salads & seafood for the rest of my life but they are total carnivores..typical men!.
If you recommend it and think it would be a help to me, I'm going to get it on Amazon.
I can't get the tv show here unfortunately... ...but I did get the email newsletter today and it was very interesting about the shredded chicken...yum.