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These recipes are easy and are clearly presented with Step by Step directions so that they can learn these skills sooner, rather than later.
- There are so many different ways to prepare an egg!
- A few simple shortcuts and tips will take away the fright factor.
- You could cook for yourself an entire month just in what you will learn here.
- This will help anyone learn to be self-sufficient.
It is sad fact that many kids today have never been taught to cook. This is a huge disservice because that lack of knowledge will force them into more expensive options. This is a guide that you can give to someone who is just learning to break away and fend for themselves.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The Basics
– Measuring Ingredients 9
– Temperature 13
– Staples 17
– Pantry Staples 17
– Refrigerator Staples 18
– Freezer Staples 19
– Kitchen Equipment 19
Breakfasts
– French Toast Powder 21
– French Toast 22
– Cinnamon Toast 24
– Cinnamon Toast Butter 25
– Oatmeal 26
– Pancakes 28
– Corn Meal Mush 29
Condiments
– Shopping Cart Salsa 33
– Grandpa’s Thunder Powder 35
– Grandpa’s Arghhh Powder 38
Appetizers
– Spinach Dip 39
– Crostini / Bruschetta 40
Side Dishes
– Apple Sauce 42
– Bacon 44
– Corn Bread 45
– Cole Slaw 47
– Corn 48
– Mashed Potatoes 49
– Green Bean Casserole 51
Eggs
– Scrambled Eggs 53
– Cheese Omelet 55
– Fried Egg 57
– Poached Eggs 59
– Hard Boiled Eggs 62
– Deviled Eggs 65
Lunch / Dinner
– Basic Chili 69
– Meat Loaf 70
– Spaghetti 75
– Mac and Cheese 76
Sandwiches
– BBQ Sandwich 79
– Hamburger 80
– Hot Dogs 82
Deserts
– 2 or 3 Cookies 87
Starches
– Drop Biscuits 89
– Corn Dogs 90
– Pancakes 91
– Baked Potato 92
Conclusion 94
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