Tired of spending money on cookbooks that get you nowhere? How about those complicated directions that leave you frustrated? Or even those recipes that leave you with a literal bad taste in your mouth? Ew. What if you could get the best of all worlds?
Unlike any cookbook on the market, and ONLY available in digital format.
Enter a world where you choose your meal, get a shopping list, and then watch someone walk you through preparing the dish you've selected while teaching you how to adjust the flavors to fit your preferences.
After all, it's your kitchen. You do you.
New content uploaded quarterly that will include exclusive recipes only available to owners of this book.
Easy to navigate. Excellent results every time. Super tasty food. After all, a cookbook should always be about flavor, right?
Join Jo Michaels in her kitchen for food, fun, and flavor, and get new tips and recipes every week.
Jo Michaels loves writing novels that make readers gasp in horror, surprise, and disbelief. While her browser search history has probably landed her on a list somewhere, she still dives into every plot with gusto, hoping "the man" will realize she's a writer and not a psychopath about to go on a rampage. Her favorite pastimes are reading, watching Investigation Discovery, and helping other authors realize their true potential through mentoring. She's penned the award-winning Pen Pals and Serial Killers series and the best-selling educational book for children, Writing Prompts for Kids, which has rocketed the kids that use it into several awards of their own.
Most of Jo's books feature the places she's lived: Louisiana, Tennessee, and Georgia. That's given her a special amount of insight to what makes those locations tick. Her works are immersive and twisty, and she wouldn't want it any other way.
There's a lot to be said for the premise of this book. It's a wonderful idea, an interactive book. It would be if there were enough recipes to make it viable. An example, the heading Pork. There's one recipe for sausage and gravy. No actual pork recipes. Quite frankly, I feel she should have waited until she had enough tested recipes to actually call this a cookbook. Someday it might even be worthwhile to peruse.
Good idea! I may actually learn to cook a few things. My brother just mentioned he had stroganoff for supper, so I am glad to see that recipe included! (Do you take requests? ;) ) Thanks!
I THOUGHT THE COVER WAS CLEVER THIS COOKBOOK DID NOT COME WITH PAGES AND JUST A SHOPPING LIST THEN RECIPE NO PREPARATION SERVINGS COOK TIME NOTHING JUST SHOPPING LIST THEN RECIPE AS IS I'VE READ ITALIAN COOKBOOKS JUST RECPE NOTHING IN BETWEEN MAYBE THIS AUTHOR BAKER ITALIAN I DON'T KNOW RECIPES LOOKS GOOD TO BAKE NO POLAROID PICTURES ACCOMPANIED RECIPE I LOOK DON'T COOK