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Couch Potatoes: Food for lazy days
Elsa Pubslishing
Product number ISBN 978-3-948859-08-4
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A cookbook for all those who prefer to eat while lying down, while gaming, on the floor and/or in front of the TV. This cookbook is young, uncomplicated, relaxed. And cool! On 176 pages it offers quick, simple dishes and snacks that anyone - hungry but actually busy with other things - can easily prepare and enjoy in a relaxed manner. No other youth cookbook is equipped with so many recipes, tips and tricks. The meals are easy to follow and do not require a long list of ingredients. But the best thing about it: you can eat them comfortably lying down without a lot of cutlery.
Eating is perhaps the most beautiful thing in the world. But there are days when you don't want to put in a lot of effort. Where you have other priorities, such as finishing the exciting book, continuing to watch the series, playing another game in front of the games console, chilling out with friends. The authors Kathleen Beringer and Sabine Schmid, both mothers of teenagers, have therefore developed recipes that are not only quick to implement and taste fantastic, but are above all one thing: easy to eat. In the chapter “With your fingers” they present tarte flambée, different types of popcorn or tramezzini. “From the Bowl” contains recipes from rice pudding and curries to one-pot pasta. A mango mozzarella salad or cheesecake that doesn't require an oven can be found in the “From the Jar” section. Couch potatoes, meatballs and spare ribs are “for dipping”. And “for skewers” there is halloumi kebab or bacon-wrapped dates. Almost every one of these recipes has a basic version and a tip on how to give it an extra kick.
In addition, “Time Expenditure” and “Spill Factor” provide clues as to what awaits the couch potatoes in the kitchen or while eating. 28 life hacks on the topics of “Faster”, “Easier”, “Beautiful” and “Cleaner” round off the 75 recipes.
girlfriend, 26/22
Käfer Die Zeitung, 22/6
Guido, 01/23
Couch Potatoes: Food for lazy days
Kathleen Beringer, Sabine Schmid
Photography by Katrin Winner, Constantin Mirbach
Illustrations by Daniel Ramirez Perez
176 pages, 190 × 250 mm
ISBN 978-3-948859-08-4
Eating is perhaps the most beautiful thing in the world. But there are days when you don't want to put in a lot of effort. Where you have other priorities, such as finishing the exciting book, continuing to watch the series, playing another game in front of the games console, chilling out with friends. The authors Kathleen Beringer and Sabine Schmid, both mothers of teenagers, have therefore developed recipes that are not only quick to implement and taste fantastic, but are above all one thing: easy to eat. In the chapter “With your fingers” they present tarte flambée, different types of popcorn or tramezzini. “From the Bowl” contains recipes from rice pudding and curries to one-pot pasta. A mango mozzarella salad or cheesecake that doesn't require an oven can be found in the “From the Jar” section. Couch potatoes, meatballs and spare ribs are “for dipping”. And “for skewers” there is halloumi kebab or bacon-wrapped dates. Almost every one of these recipes has a basic version and a tip on how to give it an extra kick.
In addition, “Time Expenditure” and “Spill Factor” provide clues as to what awaits the couch potatoes in the kitchen or while eating. 28 life hacks on the topics of “Faster”, “Easier”, “Beautiful” and “Cleaner” round off the 75 recipes.
girlfriend, 26/22
Käfer Die Zeitung, 22/6
Guido, 01/23
Couch Potatoes: Food for lazy days
Kathleen Beringer, Sabine Schmid
Photography by Katrin Winner, Constantin Mirbach
Illustrations by Daniel Ramirez Perez
176 pages, 190 × 250 mm
ISBN 978-3-948859-08-4
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