Families Eat Together
Family recipe book coming from Ladder Press
Using your kitchen shouldn’t be the holy grail of gastronomy.
You can chop, mince, grate, boil, fry, braise and roast and it
doesn’t have to be an all day thing that consumes your
family time. Hey, it can even include your family. And when
the cooking is done, the family sits down to share a good
family dinner together. This is good for you and good for
your kids.
Whether it’s a busy Wednesday night or a relaxed Sunday
evening, Families Eat Together: Fresh, Healthy Cooking No
Matter How Much Time You Have has a recipe that you can
enjoy. The book is divided into two sections. The first
contains recipes that can be made in 25 minutes or less –
perfect for a busy weeknight. The second section has meals
for when you have a little more time to cook such as special
occasions and weekends.
Families Eat Together is part stories, part recipes. It explores
the relationship of food and memories, marrying the past to
the present and future.
Most people can’t say what they will do as an adult when
they are 4 or 5 or even 15. But Sarah W. Caron is not most
people. As a freelance writer, her work has appeared in a
variety of publications including the New York Times, Teen
Newsweek, Current Events, Boston.com and the New Haven
Register. In November 2005, she combined her writing
career with her food obsession, creating a food blog, Cucina
Bella. She is a graduate of Barnard College in New York and
holds a bachelors degree in political science. Sarah lives in
Connecticut with her husband, son and two rambunctious
beagles.
For public relations information contact jason@ladderpress.
com
Using your kitchen shouldn’t be the holy grail of gastronomy.
You can chop, mince, grate, boil, fry, braise and roast and it
doesn’t have to be an all day thing that consumes your
family time. Hey, it can even include your family. And when
the cooking is done, the family sits down to share a good
family dinner together. This is good for you and good for
your kids.
Whether it’s a busy Wednesday night or a relaxed Sunday
evening, Families Eat Together: Fresh, Healthy Cooking No
Matter How Much Time You Have has a recipe that you can
enjoy. The book is divided into two sections. The first
contains recipes that can be made in 25 minutes or less –
perfect for a busy weeknight. The second section has meals
for when you have a little more time to cook such as special
occasions and weekends.
Families Eat Together is part stories, part recipes. It explores
the relationship of food and memories, marrying the past to
the present and future.
Most people can’t say what they will do as an adult when
they are 4 or 5 or even 15. But Sarah W. Caron is not most
people. As a freelance writer, her work has appeared in a
variety of publications including the New York Times, Teen
Newsweek, Current Events, Boston.com and the New Haven
Register. In November 2005, she combined her writing
career with her food obsession, creating a food blog, Cucina
Bella. She is a graduate of Barnard College in New York and
holds a bachelors degree in political science. Sarah lives in
Connecticut with her husband, son and two rambunctious
beagles.
For public relations information contact jason@ladderpress.
com
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