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Kitchen Basics 101
Kitchen Basics 101
Kitchen Basics 101
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Kitchen Basics 101

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This handy reference guide was compiled by a 72 year old
great-grandmother for her great grandchildren as they begin their culinary journey. Questions from famiy over many years was the catalyst for the content. This book is great for kitchen beginners, but serves as a reminder and quick reference for the experienced cook as well. It is chock full of basic measuring techniques, different pan sizes, and substitutions for those occasions when you don't have a particular item
or ingredient in your pantry. A cooking vocabulary, and description of certain recipe instruction methods are of great help. This book includes charts for freezer and refrigerator storage, a chart to convert a regular recipe to a crock-pot recipe, and a conversion chart for metric. This book will be must have in every kitchen. It will be a well used addition to the kitchens of those who own it.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherAuthorHouse
Release dateJun 19, 2008
ISBN9781456724412
Kitchen Basics 101
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Ann Jorgensen

Ann is an energetic great-grandmother, who raised her family as a single working mom on a limited budget. As a result, she learned to "make do" using substitutes in recipes and creating interesting tasty mealswithin herbudget. She has practical, hands-on ideas for those who want to make the most of their kitchen and recipes throughher lifetimeaccumulation oftips and ideas.After living most of her adult life in Western Washington, Ann packed up the cats and moved to Eastern Washington to be closer to her great-grandchildren. Ann has always enjoyed creating wonderful things. She is an avid quilter, loves working on her computer, and enjoys working in the yard around her home. She excels in baking bread, and enjoys creating tasty dishes in her kitchen for her family and friends. Ann is excited that this book will ensure that her knowledge, skills and techniques will be passed from generation to generation in her family. This book is Ann's legacy to her family and her friends.

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    Kitchen Basics 101 - Ann Jorgensen

    © 2008 Ann Jorgensen. All rights reserved.

    No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

    First published by AuthorHouse 6/13/2008

    ISBN: 978-1-4343-8964-0 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4567-2441-2 (e)

    Printed in the United States of America

    Bloomington, Indiana

    This book is printed on acid-free paper.

    This book is a compilation of information that I have accumulated over the years. I started it for my family in answer to various questions about what to use when a recipe calls for an ingredient you don’t have. I’ve left lots of space for you to add other information you’ve found helpful.

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    Contents

    Terminology

    General Guidelines For Buying Food

    A Few Guidelines For Herbs And Spices:

    Food Equivalents

    Food Substitutes:

    How To Measure

    Pan Sizes

    Freezing Chart

    Thawing Rules:

    Refrigerator Storage Guidelines

    Candy Temperatures

    Kitchen Tips And Helps

    Slow Cooker Tips

    Finally

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    Tip: An apron usually prevents some of the

    most challenging stains on clothes.

    P.S. Because this book contains information from so many sources, there may be duplications and a few contradictions that I missed. Most conversions are approximate. Also, some sizes have changed because some of my sources were quite old. Even though I tried to find current figures, I was not always able to do so.

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