Review of Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss

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"Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss" by Mary Lummerding stirs up visions of burnt omelets, charred barbecue, and varied cooking and kitchen disasters. And then comes a culinary bliss that leaves you drooling.
Mary's book brings us easy-to-read, but vital methods for adequate eating habits. Grab a copy, and find a fun and satisfying way to cook!
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It is important to eat healthy food, but daily food preparation can be boring and tiring. I never thought of food preparation as an activity that stimulates the brain. I appreciate the reference to herbs and spices, something that I enjoy using. Thank you for your informative review.
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Post by Ajiferuke Ajibola »

"Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss" by Mary Lummerding is a guide to having an organized cooking space. I love the idea of using a bowl for waste to be emptied later. Congrats on BOTD. Nice review.
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From tips and techniques to money-saving strategies, today's BOTD is a must-read for those looking to get their kitchens ready to help you produce the most positive results. Whether you live alone or have a big family, this book is for you! Thanks so much for the helpful review! :-)
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One can find a bunch of culinary ideas in the book "Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss" by Mary Lummerding. The recipes in the book appear to be good, old-fashioned feel to it.
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An excellent book for the lovers of the kitchen. Learning how to organise your kitchen, Better and more healthy cooking habits are worth learning and adopting. I will find time to read this book and learn more about the kitchen
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I really enjoyed reading your review of Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss! You highlighted some key aspects of the book that make it practical and inspiring, especially Chef Mary Lummerding's emphasis on organization and the neurological benefits of cooking. I found the idea of keeping a container for scraps near the prep area particularly helpful—such a simple tip, but one I can see being a real game-changer in keeping the kitchen tidy.

Your point about the book being quick to finish and not overly deep is fair; it sounds like it serves more as a practical guide than a thought-provoking read. Still, it’s great to hear that the recipes and tips provided a satisfying, nostalgic feel. Do you think this book would be suitable for someone completely new to cooking, or is it more geared toward those with some experience in the kitchen?
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I really enjoy cooking for myself and the kitchen is with no doubt a really important part of the house. Am curious to read more from the author. Thanks for the insightful review!
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This book sounds like a helpful guide for cooking at home and being more organised.
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The book sounds like a practical and enjoyable read with useful tips for organizing the kitchen and improving cooking habits. I agree that sometimes simple advice can have a big impact, and it’s great to see how the author’s enthusiasm shines through. While it may not be deep, it seems like a handy guide for anyone looking to bring more order and joy to their kitchen.
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Post by María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda »

As someone who knows how chaotic feeding a home can get, I'm excited about this book! I'm always looking for ways to reduce, or, if possible, eliminate, food waste because of poorly planned meals or portions. Thank you for your review!
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Thank you for your review. I read the sample. This is a book for those who need help in organizing their kitchen and planning their meals. Chef Mary teaches how to do it and shares some recipes. Congrats to the author for the #BOTD.
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I have experienced that "kitchen chaos" a lot, lol. I have no doubt the book is informative with a couple of lessons to learn about food and health-related matters. Your review is wonderful.
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This book is a delightful read that will inspire anyone to embrace the joys of cooking no matter their skill level. The author's warmth, humor and expertise make kitchen chaos to culinary bliss a must read for anyone looking to turn mealtime stress into a source of joy and creativity
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Post by Kaitlyn Canedy »

Life advice is always advice to give a listen to, and having food involved? Count me in! This looks like a light-hearted read that one can finish in a Sunday afternoon. Thanks for the review!
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