Lindsay-Jean Hard

If you're like me and wondering how to be more eco friendly and less wasteful in life, then this book is for both of us. When I saw it, I thought, wow what an interesting recipe book. Inside, however, is so much more. Between the colourful and crystal clear pictures, and the imaginative recipes, are heartwarming family stories. This book is an absolute joy to read, and I really felt good when I was finished. I can't wait to try out some of the recipes.

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Timely!

Ok so this is a Who's Who of leftover scraps alphabetically arranged.
If you're like me there's always leftovers. Particularly as I'm now mainly cooking for two as all others have well and truly flown the nest (except for the grandies). I hate waste!
Also my answer to everything is making soup.
Hard gives some interesting alternatives. Unfortunately I'd have to add ingredients to my stores that I don't keep, and that is wasteful for me.
I must say though that colors and layout for this cookbook are capital 'V' Vibrant!
This will make a very relevant and timely addition to any cookbook collection for those who really want to follow through to the nth degree of conserving all foodstuffs.

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