Thanks for the tag @catiewithac
1- the tagged was fabulous! Adler writes about food like no one else - her writing is smart, unctious and full of inspiration, free style and economy.
2-I have a stack of British Library reissues of golden age Christmas crime!
so-soThe illustrations make this a gorgeous book! I love cookbooks with simple ideas for mixing and matching ingredients, which this one does by focusing on leftover bits & pieces. But, for me it probably isn‘t a book I‘ll use enough to justify buying. Sad for me, yay for my bank account. 😜
If you need creative ideas for the bits & bobs in your kitchen, this could be for you!
pickJust before COVID, I subscribed to a service that delivered a “farm box” each week, full of produce from local(ish) farms. Our first box had a bunch of carrots with a profusion of leafy tops that I hated to throw away. I googled what to do with carrot tops & from then on became low-key obsessed with ways to use all my veggie scraps. So when I saw an article about this cookbook offering recipes for any leftovers you might possibly have on hand ⤵️
pick#TheEverlastingMealCookbook #TamarAdler
This is a great cookbook to use up every kind of a leftover. It's organized alphabetically and makes it easy to flip through so you can find a use for all types of unused food. It's a book for people who love to read cookbooks and a smart book to save money and even a book to curl up with. It's perfect for solo meals or for feeding the whole family. Food waste is a serious issue today.
The Everlasting Meal Cookbook: Leftovers A-Z | 
