It's not always easy to try out a new recipe, especially when the risk of failure brings with it the risk of a hungry night at home. But sticking to what you know and love can get pretty boring after a while. So what's a lazy, cash-strapped chef to do? Well, with the help of Hack Your Cupboard, you can grab whatever's handy (ramen in a pinch) head to your pantry, and get to work! After a discussion of what food storage areas typically have (and what they ought to have), each section of the book provides age-specific guidance for the kinds of environments you're likely to be working in. What results is a book that you can take with you as you move on to ever-larger spaces and ever more ambitious meals, from the family pantry to a dorm room fridge, a first apartment, and beyond. With dozens of photographs as well as dream dinners for every level of chef, this is the cookbook for anyone who wants to break out of a kitchen rut without breaking too much of a sweat.
Trying new recipes brings the risk of a hungry night at home; sticking to what you know can get boring. What's a lazy, cash-strapped chef to do?!? Wiegand and Carreon show that you can grab whatever is handy, head to your pantry, and get to work! From the family pantry to a dorm room fridge or a first apartment, you'll find ideas to help you break out of a kitchen rut without breaking too much of a sweat. -- adapted from info provided
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