30-Minute Weekday Meals - Paré, Jean
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For quick, healthy dinners to serve on busy weeknights, Company's Coming is pleased to offer 30-Minute Weekday Meals. This time-saving cookbook features a variety of easy recipes and handy suggestions for preparing, cooking and serving a meal to your family in less than 30 minutes. Main course fare, full meal salads, side dishes and soups are some of the many recipe ideas featured in this book. You'll find helpful chapters offering clever shortcuts, tips and even a list of handy ingredients to keep in your kitchen. Also partnered with each recipe are convenient "Make It a Meal" side dish…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
For quick, healthy dinners to serve on busy weeknights, Company's Coming is pleased to offer 30-Minute Weekday Meals. This time-saving cookbook features a variety of easy recipes and handy suggestions for preparing, cooking and serving a meal to your family in less than 30 minutes. Main course fare, full meal salads, side dishes and soups are some of the many recipe ideas featured in this book. You'll find helpful chapters offering clever shortcuts, tips and even a list of handy ingredients to keep in your kitchen. Also partnered with each recipe are convenient "Make It a Meal" side dish suggestions to round out your menu. On those days when you'd rather spend time sharing a meal instead of making it, enjoy a family dinner in short order with 30-Minute Weekday Meals.
Autorenporträt
Since 1981, Albertans have shared their love of Jean Paré (pronounced PAIR-ee) and her crowd-pleasing recipes with the world. For eighteen years before that, Jean Paré earned a place in the hearts of her fellow townspeople in small-town Vermilion, Alberta, as the caterer who was most often asked: Jean, will you handle it? From 1963 until her first cookbook was published in 1981, catering filled Jean's schedule. Operating from her home kitchen, she made a practice of always offering a wider selection of dishes than was expected by her customers. With the help of many hands and long lists, Jean could serve over a thousand people a hot roast beef dinner within 20 minutes. The inspiration for Jean Paré to create the Company's Coming cookbook series came to her from the empty plates that followed every catering function, coupled with an outpouring of requests for her recipes. April 14, 1981, marked the debut of 150 Delicious Squares, the first Company's Coming cookbook in what would soon become Canada's most popular cookbook series. As the creative force behind the series, Jean released a new title each year for the first six years. The pace quickened and now at least eight or more are published each year. Sincerity and trust come through in every one of Jean's recipes. Today, as an internationally acclaimed cookbook author, she takes the time to personally answer every one of the many letters she receives from followers around the world. On radio interview programs, switchboards light up with calls from well-wishers and questions from people who have faith in her answers. Jean's positive attitude, warm personality, and impressive record of accomplishments made her a perfect role model during her catering days, and now continue to keep her in high regard as Canada's most popular cookbook author. So what do people really think of a lady who has sold over 30 million cookbooks? In short, people can relate to the small-town homemaker who went on to fame and fortune without compromising her values or her good taste.