Review: Great recipes, needs table of contents with links
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 24, 2013
I really love the recipes in this book and will definitely get a lot of use out of them. I greatly appreciate the author(s) providing this book for free and will tell my friends about it. However, I've docked it one star, almost 2, for not having a table of contents and for placing all of the contributor info before the meat of the book itself. I enjoyed reading this and checked out many of the links, some of which I have explored in-depth, but it should have been at the end. A table of contents listing the categories and recipes, with links to the recipes would be very helpful. I made my own to refer to but I do hope the book will be updated to include one. As for now, when I do tell friends about it, I will e-mail them my table of contents, then they can find the recipes with the search function.*Update: OK, I am not the savvy Kindle user I thought I was. If you use the "Go to" feature, there is a table of contents with links to all of the recipes. Yay Kindle! However, I still think it should be part of the book itself.*Update: I have since tried a few of the recipes. The grain-free breakfast bars are to die for! The Sweet potato lasagna sounded a little weird but I tried it and not only did I like it, but friends and family have asked for the recipe. I sent them the link to the book. The healthy start blueberry muffins were also good. However, the Oatmeal Blender Waffles were only so-so. They didn't cook well - still seemed raw in the middle after a very long time. They did much better with the addition of an egg. I will add further updates as I try more recipes, but I'm kind of stuck on those breakfast bars. Must. Make. More.