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Cargando... Cooking Solves Everything: How Time in the Kitchen Can Save Your Health, Your Budget, and Even the Planet (Kindle Single)por Mark Bittman
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. I love this short book / long essay, especially the recipes at the end. Bittman has some funny and insightful ways to convey his points about cooking. And I definitely agree about the importance of the family dinner - around a table with plates - not in the car! ( ) I have always had a strange relationship with food and cooking. Basically, I can eat the same thing day after day for months at a time. Occasionally, I get into my head that I want to change this and I go looking for books about food and cooking. I'm always drawn to Mark Bittman because he makes a lot of sense to me. And while his books get me all fired up and shopping differently for a couple of weeks, I always seem to fall back into the same boring habits. Even so, I'm a believer. Cooking does solve everything. If I could only make myself do it. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Mark Bittman is one of the nation's most trusted and beloved food writers, but there was a time when he lived primarily on vanilla ice cream and McDonald's. Then he discovered cooking, and everything changed. In this story from the new digital publisher Byliner, the "New York Times" columnist and bestselling author of "How to Cook Everything" traces his journey from grilled-cheese-making neophyte to confident cook. More than that, he makes the case for why all of us should spend more time in the kitchen, regardless of how comfortable we are there. After all, even he was a beginner once.Bittman argues that a simple meal prepared at home is a powerful tool: It's one small step toward improving your health and, by extension, the health of the planet. Our reliance on prepared food-in the form of snacks, soft drinks, frozen meals, and fast food-supports a system of agriculture that is playing havoc with our bodies, our economy, and the environment. How can we break the cycle? By cooking."People who prepare meals-even infrequently-achieve outcomes that extend far beyond the morsel at the end of the fork," writes Bittman. "Cooking may not solve everything, but it solves a lot. When people make food a priority in their lives, they actively contribute to society. Cooking can change our collective lives for the better.""Cooking Solves Everything" is an engaging manifesto that inspires non-cooks to reach for a pan (Bittman's shopping list and foolproof recipes will get them started) and encourages all of us to take a closer look at how we feed ourselves and our loved ones.ABOUT THE AUTHORMark Bittman is a columnist for the "New York Times" and the author of "How to Cook Everything," "Food Matters," and several other books. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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