Friday Roundup #9 and a Request
This week on CookingManager.Com I wrote about Using Your Food Processor Efficiently, Estimating Quantities, and Low-Fat Turkey Meatloaf.
Next week will feature another post about food processors, my neighbor’s recipe for gefilte fish balls, and more.
Now for the request.
I know I can never please everyone, and that’s fine. But if you are a regular reader, or could be, let me know in a comment or through the contact form what kind of posts you like and what you would like to see featured. And while I love praise, constructive criticism helps the most.
If you’ve already suggested a topic in the comments I’ve probably put it on my list for future posts.
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Comments ( 5 )
I’d love to see some recipes or strategies for dealing with allergies. Nut-free Pesach, or alternative proteins for those with milk allergies.
I’ve been lurking here. I really enjoy it. I loved your post on preventing spoilage in large quantities of food- it’s not something people stress a lot.
staying afloat added these pithy words on
Aug 21 09 at
9:40 PM
I hate making school lunches! Hate preprocessed snacks for my kids. Lunch has to be dairy… I bet you have some great ideas!
Terry Samuel added these pithy words on
Aug 26 09 at
7:18 PM
I don’t comment to much over here, and I know you don’t want praise, but I don’t really have much constructive criticism since I learn so much over here. My biggest criticism, I guess is that between your 2 blogs I’m spending much less time with housework and my children are starving.
Baila added these pithy words on
Aug 26 09 at
11:26 PM
Hi Terry and thanks for your comment. I hope to put up a post about this next week. Sorry for the delay in reply.
Hannah added these pithy words on
Sep 02 09 at
12:41 PM
I'm Hannah Katsman, a mother of six who likes to help home cooks save time and money. At Cooking Manager, you'll learn tips and techniques for cooking healthy foods from natural ingredients with a minimum of time and effort. Topics include menu planning, shopping, using up leftovers, gadgets and appliances, and more.
