The Wholesome Pantry
- Type
- Publication
- Date of Publication
- December 18, 2024
- Price
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Overview
Publication Information
Record high grocery prices, busy weeknights, and tight budgets shouldn't mean sacrificing family mealtime. Designed with this in mind, our The Wholesome Pantry cookbook is here to lend you a hand with stress-reducing solutions for your kitchen AND your wallet!
Developed by Texas A&M AgriLife's award-winning Dinner Tonight program, our cookbook makes it easy to create delicious dishes, while stretching your food dollars further.
Our easy-to-follow guide will help you:
- Extend Your Pantry's Shelf Life: Discover the benefits of food preservation and make the most of your ingredients.
- Master Meal Prep: Find tips and tricks to streamline your cooking process, saving time and effort.
- Enjoy Delicious Variety: Explore 30 new delicious recipes featuring pantry staples, from comforting classics like the Chicken Enchilada Rice Casserole to the mouth-watering King Ranch Skillet
Download your copy of "The Wholesome Pantry" today and start creating delicious, budget-friendly meals tonight!
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