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BETTER C O O K
IN A P IN C H
“I fre e z e leftove:
a n d te a in ic e c u b e tra
E v e n w h e n th e c u b e s'rn e
,
ic e d c o ffe e a n d te a d rin k s
d o n ’t g e t w a te re d d o w n ”
NANCY HOPKINS, DEPUTY FOOD EDITOR,
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS
s i t e - s e e i m
T H R E E M A N Y C O O K S .C O M Cookbook author Pam Anderson invites
readers to take a virtual seat at her kitchen table. Pam and her two daughters, Sharon and
Maggy, dish out delicious recipes and stories about food, family, and adventures that take
place in theirfavorite room—the kitchen. “Three Many Cooks is a conversation at the
intersection of food and life,” says Pam. “When readers jump in, it’s a lot of fun. And that’s
our goal, to host dialogue and bring more cooks of all ages to the parly.”
meetthemixer
Tanner O’Dell
created the
“ Teens o f Mixing Bowl” group on
mixingbowi.com,
our social
networking site fo r foodies. “ For
party food on a budget, nothing
beats toasted baguette slices,” says
Tanner.
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minimize hands-on tim e
by providing toppings like roasted
tom atoes, pesto, and flavored olive
oils fo r guests to mix and match.”
Find Tanner’s recipes at
mixingbowl.com/user/tannerodell.
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How do I make comfort food when
I’m not comfortable cooking?
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Hormel Foods, LLC
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