Dining with the Dollar Diva by Elizabeth J. Fisher, $15.95, Trade Paperback, ISBN: 978-0-9825282-4-2.
Dining with the Dollar Diva contains “divalicious” recipes created with ingredients that cost one dollar or less.
Author Elizabeth J. Fisher is a practical mom who is a wiz at creating exquisite menus and dining experiences at economical prices.
Each recipe is accompanied by an interesting story about how that recipe came to be created.
Most ingredients can be found at your local dollar store or in the dollar section in your local supermarket.
The main sections in the book are:
· Hors d’oeuvres, Cocktail Snacks, & Appetizers
· Burgers, Sandwiches, & Paninis
· Main Course Entrees
· Sweets, Desserts, & Pastries For Your Sweet Tooth
You, too, can eat like a diva with such divalicous recipes as:
$1 Store Lobster Rolls, Baked Muenster Cheese with Orange Marmalade in Puffed Pastry, Sausage Pinwheels, Inside Out Burgers, $1 Store Sweet & Sour Chicken/Shrimp, Ms.Jeri’s Meatball Ravioli Lasagna, Seafood Jambalaya, Apple Dumpling with Warm Custard Sauce, Vanilla Napoleon Rounds, Mrs. Small’s Crème Brule, German Chocolate Brownies, Frosted Dolla’Bons, and Baked Alaska
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This is the first book in The Dollar Diva™ series.
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Elizabeth Fisher is a single mother of two adult sons, Marques, and her “adopted” son, Harold. She loves to cook and eat, and she prays that everyone enjoys this book as much as she enjoyed writing it.She is known for her annual July 4th get together, which she has hosted for over twenty years. The party has grown from grilling a few burgers to a neighborhood block party event entertaining up to 100people. Visit The Dollar Diva™ on her blog atwww.dollardivameals.blogspot.com.
This book is a great cookbook for anyone needing
to make easy frugal meals for their family, especially in this economic
downturn. As a mom who has had to budget on very little income, I found I would
be able to use many of the recipes if you followed the advice throughout the
book. Prior to this, I had not considered shopping the dollar store for my
recipes! Typically, cookbooks have me just browse for recipes that look like
they may be worthwhile. While this cookbook kept me reading, cover to cover as
there was numerous personal stories that were quite interesting and kept me
involved.
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