Susan W. Tanner said, “If a young woman learns how to cook delicious, nutritious meals, she will acquire skills to bless her future family, not only temporally but spiritually. Cooking skills can provide young women a way to create enticing times in her home where people gather to talk and to bond with each other…those who learn to make homemade meals have a skill that can help them also make good homes.”
A family realized they were deeply in debt. The mom said, “we stopped eating out. I culled the supermarket flyers for bargains and made simple, nutritious meals that pleased all of us. Over one supper of homemade burgers and salad, her 8-year-old son said, “Mom, this is better than eating out,” and his 6-year-old brother agreed. [Guideposts, May 2006, Mary Hunt, “The Good Life.”
Homemade Salted Nut Roll
Easy Lemon Pork Chops
Zucchini Cookies
