Review: Boring and fake is what this book is all about.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
Do you really need to have two recipes for "Egg Salad"?  Do you really need to rip off a recipe for "Tomato Sandwich" as in take 2 pieces of bread, spread each with mayonnaise and put a thick slice of tomato between the two pieces of bread?  That's what "Ava W Addams" did.  She cut and pasted all her very creative recipes (NOT) from food.com where there are 6,390 sandwich recipes.  That's where she cut and pasted her 45 "recipes" from so you can find a LOT more there.On the "Vegetarian Tuna Salad" recipe, (#457602 off the Internet site where she gets her material) she even copied the mistake in the list of ingredients. Mayonnaise is listed twice in different quantities for no reason other than a mistake. But the cut and paste chick can't figure that out because she doesn't read and comprehend.  And, as you've probably noticed, there's a contradiction.  Tuna is not vegetarian.  But the recipe she copied substitutes mashed great northern beans for the "tuna".  She also copied the recommendation of sweet pickle relish and I would recommend dill relish for a better taste.But what do I know -- I'm not busy churning out these cut and paste ripoff recipe books rather than having a real job.