October 2014 Moms
MrsL2B
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Thursday Check In
MrsL2B
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How are you doing today? Do you have anything to rant or rave about?
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source?
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source?
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I use allrecipes.com religiously. I never have found a bad recipe on that site. I love that people comment on how to do it easier/troubleshoot it too for us people who can't cook
My favorite cookbooks are those by America's Test Kitchen, although we use a variety of cookbooks and online sources for recipes. Usually we look at a few recipes and combine them to make our ultimate recipe.
My go to cookbook is pinterest. I love to cook and bake but I find that I can't settle on a book I like other than the one of grammas recipes (that I have memorized). Pinterest and Allrecipes.com have some great creative food ideas.
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source? I like to cook but typically just use the Internet for recipes. I have about 8 different Pinterest boards filled with different types of recipes.
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source? I do not love to cook. I like things that are easy and quick and don't involve a whole lot of ingredients. I am a huge fan of "tastefully simple" products for that reason. Oh and I love crockpot cooking.
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For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source?
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source? I have a small bookcase filled with various cookbooks of all varieties. I also love America's Test Kitchen recipes and Southern Living recipes.
Married 10/06
Baby Girl "C" arrived on 10/07/14 (39 weeks, 6 days)
Married 8/27/2011
BFP #1 9/28/2011 DS born 5/22/2012
BFP #2 4/24/2013 m/c 4/25/2013 at 4w
BFP #3 1/31/2014 DD born 10/14/2014
BFP #4 1/20/2016 m/c 2/12/2014 at 7w2d
BFP #5 8/19/2016 DS2 born 4/29/2017
BFP #6 3/7/2018 EDD 11/18/2018
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source?
Heartburn. That is all. Ow!!! DH went out at 11PM last night to pick me up some Tums after I couldn't fall asleep because of the uncomfortable pain. But in other news, had a great (albeit quick) prenatal appointment yesterday! Heart beat is great, baby's measuring right on track, and blood work looks great!
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source?
I have a ton of cookbooks, although these days the majority of my recipes are stored on Pinterest board. That said, here are some of my favs:
- Long Nights & Log Fires - I'm a fall/winter girl, so this book offers some delicious (and visually gorgeous) recipes
- The Professional Cookbook (CIA) - A staple and reference bible!
- Super Natural Cooking - From 101 Cookbooks blog author, Heidi Swanson
- Risotto - Because I can make and eat risotto probably every single day.
I'm feeling better today after my sugar OD from yesterday. I'm kind of looking forward to the baby class on Saturday. DH has not been around many babies so I'm pretty curious to see how it goes for him.
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source?
Feeling a lot better than I had recently. I'm nesting in my head, but am not physically motivated to really dig into a few projects that I really want to get done asap.
I contract and my most recent contract just ended. I've had some good interviews, but no offers yet (most are moving into final interviews next week). I'm really, really ready to be done looking this time around and am dying to get some good news vs another thanks, but no thanks.
For those of you who love to cook, do you have a favorite cookbook? If you're not a cook, what's your go-to dinner source? Pinterest. I found out about it when I was pregnant with my first and it was like pregnancy porn. I'm finding a trend again in my pins- definitely based on things that I'm craving!