Beating the lunch box blues
[Fresh ideas for lunches on the go!]
First Rachael Ray Books/Atria Paperback edition.
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Author
Contributions
- Ray, Rachael, writer of supplementary textual content - Contributor
Publication
2013 - , New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
49,500 words, Guess
Page Count
198 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebeatinglunchboxb0000hirs
- ISBN-101476726728
- ISBN-101476726736
- ISBN-139781476726724
- ISBN-139781476726731
and 5 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2013017391
- OCLC Control Number876880446
- OCLC Control Number832283918
- Better World Books9781476726724
- Open LibraryOL27154290M
Classifications
- DDC641.5/3
- LCCTX735 .H57 2013
- LCCTX735.H57 2013
Alternate Titles
- Beating the lunchbox blues
Description
"Nobody wants a lunch cookbook. Especially not a lunch box cookbook. Because in the morning rush most of us aren't going to break out a recipe to bang out a brown bag special. What busy people need are ideas. And lots of them. If they're healthy, fun, easy and fall on the hipper end of the foodie spectrum, even better. That's what Beating the Lunch Box Blues is - an idea book to inspire anyone daunted by the daily ordeal of packing lunch. This is an un-cookbook, a collection of 180 delicious ideas for thinking outside the (lunch) box. The format is user friendly -- photos with tips and ideas, not recipes. Because you don't need a recipe to know that a grilled cheese with manchego and fig jam with a side of fruit salad splashed with balsamic is a delicious lunch. Or that kids and adults will go nuts for a DIY taco kit made from leftover chicken or steak, whole-wheat tortillas, shredded cheese, sour cream and veggies. The result is a cookbook-meets-flipbook approach to thinking about lunch, allowing parents and kids to page through fresh, healthy ideas for awesome meals. Hirsch also slipped in 30 recipes for fast and flavorful dinners. Because great lunches often are built from the leftovers of killer suppers"--
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