BRUNCH WITH BINGO DAY: LET'S EAT COOKBOOK-REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY

WELCOME TO
BOOKIN' WITH BINGO'S
"BRUNCH WITH BINGO DAY"
I AM EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THIS SUNDAY'S
 "BRUNCH WITH BINGO DAY"
FOOD BOOK CHOICE IS.....
LET'S EAT
BY DENISE BURROUGHS

ABOUT THE COOKBOOK:
Denise Burroughs combines her abounding Italian birthright with years of southern convention in Lets Eat!, her debut cookbook. Her adore for in progress shines through in this extensive book, befitting for all levels of in progress experience. Lets Eat! provides readers with simple, inexpensive dishes.

Recipes range from Potato Flake Chicken to Chocolate Italian Cookies.

Her clever Italian credentials shines through in most recipes, mixing her adore of convention as good as her passion for abounding flavors.
Burroughs unique meals have been cultivated through years of experience, filling the hearts as good as stomachs of her friends as good as family. She writes: Enjoy what we do! Your kitchen is your way of self countenance as good as the heart of your home.

In Lets Eat!, Burroughs goes upon to share loving childhood memories of her family in progress accurate Italian meals. Burroughs recalls: Back when my good parents mom used to have pizza they called it Tomato Pie. It was not similar to pizza we get today. It was square as good as had sauce, oregano, as good as grated cheese upon top.

Burroughs includes helpful in progress tips for first-timers as good as the little utilitarian veteran secrets. She takes good pride in her recipes as good as is excited to share them for the unequivocally initial time. She is assured these recipes will prove your family as good as friends.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Denise Burroughs was lifted in the sun, she came from the vast Italian family with unequivocally clever ties to their heritage. She was born in Rome, NY as good as moved to Miami, Florida in Dec of 1969 with her mother. Raised in South Florida, she attended propagandize until 1983. Having two daughters from her initial marriage, she remarried in 1995 as good as in 2004 moved to Tallahassee, Florida where she currently resides.

Shes the owners of the paint as good as body emporium as good as the partial of of NAPEW (National Association of Professional & Executive Women 2007-2008). A adore for in progress as good as the enterprise to share smashing family traditions was put to paper to create Lets Eat. There have been so most people who have inspired her in her life, though no the single inspired her some-more than her mother. Many of the recipes in this book have been served most times over as good as enjoyed by family as good as friends. She is happy to share them all with we as good as hopes we suffer each punch as they were all done with lots of love.
You can visit Denise during www.deniseburroughs.com.
MY REVIEW:
LET'S EAT by Denise Burroughs is the unequivocally elementary cookbook that we think would be good for young cooks starting out. Just marr! ied, or living upon your own for the initial time? Here is the handy cookbook to help have lots of yummy things in unequivocally elementary ways. we liked that in the commencement of the book, Denise gives her "10 Tips from the Kitchen" that may appear to the seasoned chef/cook to be taken for granted. TRUST ME! These have been things cooks starting out, as good as the little of us who don't prepare that often, can benefit from. Some have been unsentimental similar to "Add sugar to water when in progress corn upon the cob. It sweetens the corn", whilst the little have been some-more philosophical similar to #10 that includes "...enjoy what we do! Your Kitchen is your way of self-expression as good as the Heart of your Home".

Burroughs additionally includes the page upon "How Much of This Equals That?" that ALWAYS helps me as we NEVER remember! EX: One pound of sugar equals 2 1/2 cups. Another utilitarian page is "Baking Tips". Warning about opening an oven whilst baking the cake, Denise writes, "Cold air can interfere with the rising of the cake". "Baking Substitutes" is profitable partial of LET'S EAT, such as if we don't have the single teaspoon of baking powder, we can use one-half teaspoon of baking soda plus one-fourth teaspoon of thickk thickk cream of tartar". I, myself, would have the baking powder some-more so than thickk thickk cream of tartar, though maybe others competence not. Hints for "Preparing Marinades as good as Sauces" as good as "Is It Done Yet?" (I unequivocally need this partial as we lend towards to over cook) have been additionally useful to any turn of cooking.

Recipes range from Denise's way to grill up chicken, to Grandma's Zucchini Stew, the yummy Manicotti, as good as fabulous Chocolate Italian Cookies. What fun for me to find the recipe for Tuna Casserole similar to we used to have over 37 years ago when my husband as good as we were initial dat! ing. we hadn't done it in ages as good as attempted her recipe as good as it brought behind most memories. Easy-peasy!

Lastly, Denise has several smashing desserts though her flue cakes as good as fried mix caught my interest (is there anyone who doesn't adore them during the fair?). Denise's Grandmother used to visit her as good as have it as good as she talks about that as good as "Growing Up Italian". Her Great Great Grandmother passed down so most recipes she schooled as good as enjoyed growing up similar to calamari over linguini, as good as Baccala, an surprising cod fish dish they done as good as ate upon Christmas Eve. LET'S EAT is not the vast cookbook though we think the unsentimental hints as good as recipes have been the kind of things we all can give the try as good as be successful with. As Denise says during the finish of her book, "Mangiamo"!

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As compulsory by the FCC: we received the single duplicate of this book in sequence to write my review. we received no monetary compensation for this review. The thoughts as good as opinions voiced in this examination have been mine alone.
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