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All Grown Up and Nothing to Eat - Softcover

 
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All Grown Up and Nothing to Eat is for any of the 40 million 18- to 30-year-olds willing to pick up a spatula. Though not everything they need to know about cooking, it is enough for them to whip up a number of great recipes, creating successful dining experiences with friends. And though Martha Stewart won't be crossing the meadow to join them for brunch, these culinary rookies will gain confidence in the kitchen and a more independent lifestyle. (No more longing stares into barren refrigerators!) All Grown Up is a great gift item for graduation at any level, holidays, birthdays or congratulations on a new job or promotion. It maintains a friendly and humorous voice, keeping you entertained while you cook. Buy it for yourself or for anyone who is all grown up with nothing to eat!

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Jody Johnson is a 39-year-old guy on a cooking pilgrimage, a starving bachelor turned accomplished family cook. After 16 years in college administration and many happy hours in the kitchen, he understands the culinary skills of young cooks. He also knows how eating and entertaining affect their attitude and their quest for independence. a former college vice president, he now operates Talented Jack Enterprises, a small press and educational firm in Lawrence, Kansas.

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"Johnson's well-chosen curriculum is definitely delicious--When you pack up to leave home, make sure you take this book with you!"
Judith Fertig, author of Prairie Home Cooking and food writer for the Kansas City Star

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From the introduction:

"So, what will you eat tonight? Pizza? Another round at the bar and grill? Maybe the 10th variation on the bagel sandwich? Or how about some artery-choking fast food? Just home from work or class, you stare into the refrigerator as if a home-cooked meal will materialize before your eyes. You're all grown up with nothing to eat. Even if the fridge were stocked, you might not know how to make more than a sandwich and a brownie mix, or maybe a relative's chicken casserole. And the thought of having friends over for a casual meal is out of the question.

Designed to help you cook interesting and tasteful meals at home, All Grown Up and Nothing to Eat will enable you to invite friends or a date for dinner. Even better, you will be able to serve them with a bit of style and sophistication. It will suggest efficient ways to take care of your practical needs when eating alone. And though Martha Stewart won't be crossing the meadow to join you for brunch, you will gain confidence in the kitchen that will transform your life.

Stay with me as I philosophize for a moment. cooking is more than assembling food in the right amounts at the right temperatures. Entertaining is more than impressing people and fulfilling requisite social duties. When you learn to cook and entertain, you become more independent and confident in your abilities, culinary and otherwise. You enjoy being home (Let's hear it from those with travel jobs!), you eat more healthful foods and your social life is more vibrant. Becoming a successful cook and host is an empowering experience, no matter if you're 18, 30 or 55."

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