a pot, a cup, a salt shaker and a pepper shaker, and a spoon illustrated in red

An Everlasting Meal: Cooking with Economy and Grace

by Tamar Adler Author and Alice Waters Foreword

In this meditation on cooking, author Tamar Adler reflects on the daily process of feeding ourselves and the rituals and routines that surround this essential part of being human. With recipes, instructions, meal planning advice, and suggestions for making cooking feel less like a chore, An Everlasting Meal can help the reader make delicious meals without breaking the bank. Adler's insistence that frugality is a necessary part of being a good cook is a welcome departure from cookbooks that insist upon rare or expensive ingredients, and with some of the tips and tricks that Adler offers, home cooks of any skill level can save cash, waste less food, and create tasty dishes with minimal effort and the humblest of ingredients. A valuable addition to any home cook's bookshelf.

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Comments & Reviews

10/21/2008

This is a wonderful, deeply felt and personal collection of comics, beautifully wrought. I admire the author's artistry and honesty - more please~!

9/16/2008

Carrie McNinch, specifically this publication, finally got me into the world of 'zines. It took me years of reading my friends' work, and finally this honest account of a year of Carrie's life, struggling with alcoholism and anxiety, clicked some switch in my brain. Now I can't get enough. "I Want Everything To Be Okay" is responsible. Get this book!