Books with author Christina Tosch

Elevate your roast to a gourmet level with these 40 Sensational Stuffing Recipes for Thanksgiving, Christmas and beyond.If you’re searching for the perfect stuffing, dressing, or side for your Thanksgiving or Christmas meal, then look no further.Your favorite roast is nothing without all the trimmings, so make sure your stuffing takes center stage on this year's Thanksgiving or festive holiday spread.So whether you prefer traditional or trendy, easy, or exotic read on and learn how to prepare 40 delicious stuffing recipes featuring fruits, nuts, herbs, and more. From Brie to bacon, pomegranates to pork, and sausages to sage discover the best-ever stuffing recipes to choose from including:• Creamed Corn Stuffing Balls• Fig and Pistachio Stuffing• Peach, Ginger and Mint Couscous Stuffing• Raisin-Studded Apple Stuffing• Rhubarb Cornbread Stuffing• White Wine and Walnut StuffingPair them with poultry or match them with meat, and make sure your stuffing is the talk of your Thanksgiving or Christmas table!

Over 85 stellar, totally do-able desserts and other fun-fueled treats for kids (or adults!) to make, from Christina Tosi, founder of Milk Bar and MasterChef Junior judge!Dedicated to the next generation of young bakers, Milk Bar: Kids Only presents more than eighty-five fun and empowering recipes to inspire imagination in the kitchen, from Apple Pie Waffles to PB&J Cereal Treats to Strawberries and Cream Cupcakes to marshmallowy Choco Crunch Cookies. This is a cookbook that teaches kitchen skills and also shows bakers the brilliance of what a little personality can bring to the mix. Whether they're transforming a donut into a milkshake or creating their own flavored butters for smearing onto biscuits, readers will have plenty of opportunities for mixing and matching within recipes to help their creativity run wild.

This is the story of the O'Neill family from Lawrence, Kansas. Jim, a 45 year- old man with two children; Jay, 13 and Adrianna 11.The kids are out of school for summer vacation. They are setting out by car to find the ancestral home of Jim's grandfather, who lived in Sterling, Illinois. A diary which was found in Jim's grandfather's house in Lawrence, revealed that there was a treasure to be found on the property of the Sterling homestead. The treasure can be found by solving riddles and clues.Jim's wife died in a terrible car crash a year and a half ago. One month before the accident, Jim received a warning, which he ignored. After the family sets out on their journey, they are beset with other warnings and harassments. A gang of bikers troubles them at a diner in the small town of Quincy. One of the bikers pulls out a knife, but the police arrive in time to prevent any trouble.The bikers threaten the family once again, and Jim says that he will no longer pursue the treasure and promises to leave. Adrianna confesses to the leader that she had one more clue but has lost it. The bikers say they will retrieve the information from the girl. Jim tries to resist and save his family but is outsmarted by the gang.

Elevate your roast to a gourmet level with these 40 Sensational Stuffing Recipes for Thanksgiving, Christmas and beyond.If you’re searching for the perfect stuffing, dressing, or side for your Thanksgiving or Christmas meal, then look no further.Your favorite roast is nothing without all the trimmings, so make sure your stuffing takes center stage on this year's Thanksgiving or festive holiday spread.So whether you prefer traditional or trendy, easy, or exotic read on and learn how to prepare 40 delicious stuffing recipes featuring fruits, nuts, herbs, and more. From Brie to bacon, pomegranates to pork, and sausages to sage discover the best-ever stuffing recipes to choose from including:• Creamed Corn Stuffing Balls• Fig and Pistachio Stuffing• Peach, Ginger and Mint Couscous Stuffing• Raisin-Studded Apple Stuffing• Rhubarb Cornbread Stuffing• White Wine and Walnut StuffingPair them with poultry or match them with meat, and make sure your stuffing is the talk of your Thanksgiving or Christmas table!

A food so perfect it is celebrated by more than just one holiday! February is National Pancake Month, National Pancake Week fell during the first week of March, National Pancake Day took place on March 12th, and the second National Pancake Day falls on September 26th!Not that you need an excuse to whip up a batch of pancakes hot off the griddle!Fill pancakes with sweet or savory fillings, top them with fruit and cream or drizzle with syrup and sauces.Pair them with meat or fish, spread them with chocolate or simply sprinkle them with confectioner’s sugar.Did you miss National Pancake Week? No worries! Discover this collection of 40 sweet and savory pancake recipes to help you put perfect pancakes on your family’s menu every day of the week. Fluffy and light, for breakfast, brunch or as a snack or treat, it’s time to get out the eggs, milk, flour and butter and get flipping!

Go mad this March and celebrate National Noodle Month!Noodles make an ideal, fast, versatile, and wallet-friendly meal.Top them with a cheesy sauce or serve with your favorite veggies, they are perfect for non-meat lovers too.Flash fry noodles to make them crispy and add to a Chinese stir-fry, boil them to serve with an Asian curry, or pile them high with Italian meatballs. You can even combine them with bacon in a hot German noodle salad.National Noodle Month in March is the perfect opportunity to sample lots of different international cuisines.Egg, fresh pasta, rice or soba, from soup and salad to curry and casseroles, the possibilities are endless.Whether you twirl, fork, slurp or spoon them one thing is for sure, noodles are a dish worth celebrating.So let’s eat noodles!

There is nothing as satisfying as a bowl of creamy oatmeal to make you feel on top of the world.Let’s Make Oatmeal brings together a collection of 40 oat-rageously oat-standing recipes to enjoy for breakfast, brunch, lunch or supper and will keep you fuller for longer.Top it with fruit, nuts, and spices. Serve it chilled or warm, or even add oatmeal to hot and cold drinks.From overnight oats to stovetop and to instant pot, oatmeal is sure to become your family’s favorite go-to food.Choose from drinks and sweet and savory oatmeal combinations that will have everyone coming back for more, including:• Healthy Pumpkin Oatmeal Shake• Salted Caramel Oatmeal Smoothie• Instant Oatmeal Coffee• Baklava Oatmeal• Cherry Pie Oatmeal Bowl• Caramelized Pear Oatmeal• Cheesy Shrimp Oatmeal• One-Pot Salmon and Oatmeal Hash• Pea and Parmesan Oatmeal with Lemon and MintNow you too can enjoy this high-fiber food. Discover everything you need to know about America’s breakfast staple and Let’s Make Oatmeal!

Cooking with kids can be fun. What’s more, it’s a great opportunity to bond with your offspring and create new family traditions.Next time, when you’re making pizza or baking cupcakes, why not let the kids join in?Apart from beating boredom, there are some amazing benefits when you get cooking with kids.For instance, you can help to improve your child’s reading and understanding skills. When cooking with young kids, begin by showing them quantities. You can do this by counting the number of your recipe’s ingredients. Alternatively, ask older children to read out and follow recipe directions.Cooking can also help to improve your child's basic math ability. You can get them to help with measuring ingredients, dividing the dough into portions, or spooning batter evenly into muffin cups. Simple cooking steps can help kids with their schoolwork too, and stirring, cutting, and rolling can improve motor skills and dexterity. Mixing and combining ingredients is a great way to demonstrate how to apply chemistry and science in everyday life. Better still, cooking with kids from an early age will help your child become an independent adult who is able to cook confidently for themselves. Recipes using fresh fruits and veggies can help to promote healthy food choices too while making chilis, curries, pizzas, and more can help them explore different cultures.Don’t waste any extra time you may have on your hands; get cooking with kids and discover 40 sweet and savory recipes to help beat the boredom.

National School Breakfast Week runs from March 4-8th. This year’s theme is Start Your Engines with School Breakfast.The campaign aims to show school official, students and parents the benefits of fueling up by enjoying a health school breakfast.So, let’s take a look at just how your children and teens can benefit from a school breakfast.Researchers reveal that eating breakfast can make a positive difference to school related performance.In fact, studies show that this important first meal of the day can help with problem solving, improve creativity, and increase alertness in class.Breakfast can account for as much as 25 percent of your daily fiber intake while providing a low proportion of fat which is why it’s a great start to your child’s day.Although the School Breakfast program serves over 14 million schoolchildren daily, for anyone whose child or teen enjoys breakfast at home discover Fuel for School.Here, you can choose from lots of tasty school breakfasts including:• Charred Pineapple and Honey-Yoghurt Parfaits• Strawberry Fro-Yo Treats• Welsh Farmhouse Breakfast Eggs• Brown Rice Porridge with Hazelnuts and Jam• Sweet Potato-Cranberry Donuts • Bacon and Egg Muffin CupsGet your child off to a flying start for National School Breakfast Week and beyond.

There is nothing as satisfying as a bowl of creamy oatmeal to make you feel on top of the world.Let’s Make Oatmeal brings together a collection of 40 oat-rageously oat-standing recipes to enjoy for breakfast, brunch, lunch or supper and will keep you fuller for longer.Top it with fruit, nuts, and spices. Serve it chilled or warm, or even add oatmeal to hot and cold drinks.From overnight oats to stovetop and to instant pot, oatmeal is sure to become your family’s favorite go-to food.Choose from drinks and sweet and savory oatmeal combinations that will have everyone coming back for more, including:• Healthy Pumpkin Oatmeal Shake• Salted Caramel Oatmeal Smoothie• Instant Oatmeal Coffee• Baklava Oatmeal• Cherry Pie Oatmeal Bowl• Caramelized Pear Oatmeal• Cheesy Shrimp Oatmeal• One-Pot Salmon and Oatmeal Hash• Pea and Parmesan Oatmeal with Lemon and MintNow you too can enjoy this high-fiber food. Discover everything you need to know about America’s breakfast staple and Let’s Make Oatmeal!

Over 85 stellar, totally do-able desserts and other fun-fueled treats for kids (or adults!) to make, from Christina Tosi, founder of Milk Bar and MasterChef Junior judge!Dedicated to the next generation of young bakers, Milk Bar: Kids Only presents more than eighty-five fun and empowering recipes to inspire imagination in the kitchen, from Apple Pie Waffles to PB&J Cereal Treats to Strawberries and Cream Cupcakes to marshmallowy Choco Crunch Cookies. This is a cookbook that teaches kitchen skills and also shows bakers the brilliance of what a little personality can bring to the mix. Whether they're transforming a donut into a milkshake or creating their own flavored butters for smearing onto biscuits, readers will have plenty of opportunities for mixing and matching within recipes to help their creativity run wild.

Go mad this March and celebrate National Noodle Month!Noodles make an ideal, fast, versatile, and wallet-friendly meal.Top them with a cheesy sauce or serve with your favorite veggies, they are perfect for non-meat lovers too.Flash fry noodles to make them crispy and add to a Chinese stir-fry, boil them to serve with an Asian curry, or pile them high with Italian meatballs. You can even combine them with bacon in a hot German noodle salad.National Noodle Month in March is the perfect opportunity to sample lots of different international cuisines.Egg, fresh pasta, rice or soba, from soup and salad to curry and casseroles, the possibilities are endless.Whether you twirl, fork, slurp or spoon them one thing is for sure, noodles are a dish worth celebrating.So let’s eat noodles!