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HI!

Hope this isn't in violation of some forum rule. I only saw a short list and I didn't see anything that related to this.

DOes anyone have this book and would like to get rid of it or sale it really cheap? I really don't want to pay for a new book since I intend on ripping it to pieces and having it laminated and hole punched but I will since I have made several recipes out of the library copy and we have loved them. I thought I would check here first and see if anyone was clearing out their shelves or had a banged up copy they were going to pitch. OTherwise I will find one at the store tomorrow since I have a full week of cooking and perfer to hang the recipe on the cabinet above my mixing station. Makes it easier than a regualr cook book.

Thanks

Stacie


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HI!

Hope this isn't in violation of some forum rule. I only saw a short list and I didn't see anything that related to this.

DOes anyone have this book and would like to get rid of it or sale it really cheap? I really don't want to pay for a new book since I intend on ripping it to pieces and having it laminated and hole punched but I will since I have made several recipes out of the library copy and we have loved them. I thought I would check here first and see if anyone was clearing out their shelves or had a banged up copy they were going to pitch. OTherwise I will find one at the store tomorrow since I have a full week of cooking and perfer to hang the recipe on the cabinet above my mixing station. Makes it easier than a regualr cook book.

Thanks

Stacie

Have you checked the recipe section of this forum. We have accumulated a cazillion recipes all gluten free and many dairy and soy free. Take a walk around. :)

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HI!

Hope this isn't in violation of some forum rule. I only saw a short list and I didn't see anything that related to this.

DOes anyone have this book and would like to get rid of it or sale it really cheap? I really don't want to pay for a new book since I intend on ripping it to pieces and having it laminated and hole punched but I will since I have made several recipes out of the library copy and we have loved them. I thought I would check here first and see if anyone was clearing out their shelves or had a banged up copy they were going to pitch. OTherwise I will find one at the store tomorrow since I have a full week of cooking and perfer to hang the recipe on the cabinet above my mixing station. Makes it easier than a regualr cook book.

Thanks

Stacie

Have you checked e.b.a.y.? I did a quick yahoo search and saw it as low as $12.

I absolutely LOVE that recipe book. And I also am really loving her other books...especially Cooking Free where she takes on multiple food allergies. She does tend to repeat a lot of her recipes from book to book. So you may also want to check those out. You may luck out and find one at a better price.

Worriedtodeath Enthusiast

I'm finding this is my go to cookbook like my 17 year old wore out Cookbook (betty crocker? It's red plaid, I long ago wore it out and lost the cover. I then hole punched it and realized all cookbooks should come this way. SO much easier!!!) It has every basic recipe in it and has yet to turn out a dud. I'll look at that other. I ordered a bunch thru the library and so far this has the most "normal" recipes for my guys out of the first bunch I've tried. I'll see what other cookbooks I can try when I return this group.

Thanks

Stacie

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