Recipe Weekend: The Unofficial ALDI Cookbook: Delicious Recipes Made with Fan Favorites from the Award-Winning Grocery Store
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Synopsis:
Review:
Looking for a book that can teach you how to use basics from the grocery store for some tasty, repertoire building dishes? You've found it! Even if you don't have an ALDI nearby, your local store probably carries something similar, that you can use instead. This book is perfect for the beginner cook, the coed going off to their first apartment, and the newly wed couple. It helps you learn to shop to build your pantry with multi-use staples! Plenty of pictures make it easy to use, and the ratio of types of recipes is perfect for a small book. Definitely recommend this one!
Recipe:
Love those soft and mushy sugar cookies?
HERE is the perfect recipe for them! Who knew you could make them from a CAKE MIX!
You can frost these with store bought frosting, or make your dyed frosting for the holidays- add sprinkles, coconut or candies for different holidays, and no one will ever know you didn't bake them from scratch! We also tried them with almond instead of lemon, and they tasted like a wedding cake!
About ALDI:
ALDI started out as Albrecht’s grocery store in 1913 in Germany. Eventually, the Albrecht brothers took over from their mama, and they turned it into Albrecht Discount, or ALDI, for short. In 1976, ALDI opened its first store in the United States in Iowa. Today, the company’s on track to become the third largest grocery chain in the United States, with more than two thousand stores open now.
About the Author:
Jeanette Hurt is an award-winning author of 15 books on food and drink, and she is a recipe developer for both publications and agencies. She regularly contributes to numerous magazines, including Forbes, Huffington Post, EatingWell, and Chicago Health. When she’s not writing or developing recipes, you can find her walking along the lakefront with her family and their dog in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Find her online at jeanettehurt.com, on Twitter, and Facebook.
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