Friday, March 29, 2013

Six Sisters' Stuff Cookbook


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Title: SIX SISTER STUFF COOKBOOK: Family Recipes, Fun Crafts, and so much more
Author: Six Sister Stuff
Publisher: Shadow Mountain
March 2013
ISBN: 978-1609073244
Genre: cookbook/crafts/lists


Cook, craft, and create with recipes, projects, and ideas from the enormously popular blog SixSistersStuff.com. Every recipe and project included in this book is quick, easy, and fun. More than 100 family-favorite recipes (including an entire section of slow-cooker recipes), use ingredients commonly found in your pantry. The crafts and home décor projects have easy-to-follow instructions with photographs and can be made with little or no money. We don t profess to be amazing chefs, they claim. We just know the importance of feeding our families a home-cooked meal and sitting down to eat it together. Our mom and dad taught us so many great values, and we are thankful that they instilled the importance of family time in our lives. Even the busiest of people can make the food and project ideas we share, which will give you even more time to spend with your family and loved ones. SixSistersStuff.com is an online phenomenon. More than 5 million page views per month More than 50,000 Facebook followers Nearly 10,000 followers on Twitter More than 80,000 followers on Pinterest.

SIX SISTERS’ STUFF COOKBOOK is a collection of recipes, children’s crafts and lists such as healthy snacks, date night ideas, and stuff to do to keep kids’ busy on car trips (and more).

We tried the black bean taco soup, the cheesy vegetable soup (with modifications, we didn’t have Velveeta on hand so we used shredded mild cheddar), the root beer cookies, and the breakfast casserole, because we did have the ingredients for them on-hand. It says the recipes all use common pantry items, but we don’t commonly have some of the things called for on hand for the recipes. I didn’t take pictures of the recipes. I should’ve. The cookies were interesting. Not great. I wouldn’t care to have them again. We all liked the black bean taco soup, the cheese soup, and the breakfast casserole. 

The children’s crafts and the lists were the best parts of the book – but even they weren’t super stupendous. Maybe if you never went on a long car trip with the kids, it’d be great, but for those who are used to traveling to see Grandma then they have their mental lists.

I wasn’t overly impressed with the book, but my best friend loved it. She’s a huge list-maker though, and it intrigued her to have lists of healthy snacks, 14 days of Valentines, and more. So, I’d say if you are a young mom and keep a lot of convenience foods on hand, and need ideas to keep your kids busy, or a date-night for you and the hubs, then this book is for you. If you’re more into homemade, old-fashioned cooking, have a huge family and have done it all – well you wouldn’t be as interested.

Oh and if you have a smart phone they have the little square bar codes so you can just scan it to go to get more recipes, instructions, and other great ideas. A great book for new moms and young moms.  $21.99. 200 pages. 4 stars.


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