Yankee Magazine New England Innkeepers' Cookbook

YANKEE MAGAZINE

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Random House Value Publishing

From the kitchens of New England's finest innkeepers comes a collection of over 270 locally renowned recipes, selected and tested by Yankee Magazine. Using time-honored ingredients such as Vermont maple syrup, these easy-to-prepare recipes range from the simple to the sublime. Illustrations.

Yankee Magazine's New England Innkeeper's Cookbook

Regional & International

Villard

Looking for a fresh idea for a family dinner, something quick and easy to feed last-minute guests, or a special treat to take to a potluck? Not to worry. In Yankee Magazine's Church Suppers &amp; Potluck Dinners Cookbook, you'll find over 275 delicious and time-saving dishes famous throughout New England. To compile this book, Yankee Magazine approached hometown churches and other popular community organizations across the region and asked them to share the recipes that are consistently everyone's local favorites. Hundreds of recipes flooded Yankee's mailbox, but only the very best made it into these pages. The result: this remarkable collection of true family classics and simplified gourmet feasts. From hearty casseroles to impressive company fare, rustic soups and inventive salads to luscious desserts that will win raves from kids and grownups alike, every recipe in Magazine's Church Suppers &amp; Potluck Dinners Cookbook is a surefire winner. With an emphasis on convenience as well as taste, these dishes don't require special trips to the gourmet shop. Many can be prepared from produce on hand in your refrigerator and staples in your pantry, making them perfect for busy days or surprise company. (Also included are dishes that can be made ahead of time for last-minute preparation.) Need to make corn bread for 40, pancakes for 65, or chocolate cake for 100? Find the precise instructions in the chapter "Recipes to Feed a Crowd." And every chapter is complemented by wonderful suggestions for hosting potlucks and entertaining larger groups in general. Packed with crowd-pleasing recipes -- plus beautiful illustrations by Pamela Carroll -- Yankee Magazine's Church Suppers &amp; Potluck Dinners Cookbook is sure to keep them coming back for more.

Yankee Magazine's Church Suppers & Potluck Dinners: Cookbook

The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life is a quirky, witty and pragmatic guide to the sort of life simplification we all dream about. Jay Heinrichs and the Editors of Yankee magazine show us precisely how we can begin to pare down our lives and practice a little old-fashioned Yankee ingenuity to manage our time and lead a simpler, more productive life.
The early New Englanders knew how and when to be satisfied. Rarely feeling sorry for themselves, they had a clear sense of place and how they fit into it. As Heinrichs, notes, we can benefit from their sensible attitudes, practicing a little "Yankeefication," which we can accomplish without actually moving to rural New England.
In The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life, Heinrichs offers a variety of practical and unusual ways to begin practicing Yankee ingenuity. He shows us how we can:--convert desires into goals and transform negative experiences into the seeds of personal success (much like Daniel Webster, whose childhood rickets made his forehead protrude, giving him a prominent brow that many found godlike later in his life).
--improve our weaknesses and develop strengths systematically (much like Benjamin Franklin, who decided elaborate charts would lead to moral perfection; of the thirteen virtues he charted, he only failed with "Chastity," though he ended "a better and a happier man" than he would have otherwise).

The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life: Old-Fashioned Wisdom For A New-fangled World

Self-Help

HEINRICHS, JAY

Happiness

William Morrow

The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life is a quirky, witty and pragmatic guide to the sort of life simplification we all dream about. Jay Heinrichs and the Editors of Yankee magazine show us precisely how we can begin to pare down our lives and practice a little old-fashioned Yankee ingenuity to manage our time and lead a simpler, more productive life.
The early New Englanders knew how and when to be satisfied. Rarely feeling sorry for themselves, they had a clear sense of place and how they fit into it. As Heinrichs, notes, we can benefit from their sensible attitudes, practicing a little "Yankeefication," which we can accomplish without actually moving to rural New England.
In The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life, Heinrichs offers a variety of practical and unusual ways to begin practicing Yankee ingenuity. He shows us how we can:--convert desires into goals and transform negative experiences into the seeds of personal success (much like Daniel Webster, whose childhood rickets made his forehead protrude, giving him a prominent brow that many found godlike later in his life).
Improve our weaknesses and develop strengths systematically (much like Benjamin Franklin, who decided elaborate charts would lead to moral perfection; of the thirteen virtues he charted, he only failed with "Chastity," though he ended "a better and a happier man" than he would have otherwise).

Harper-perennial

35 page softcover cookbook published by Yankee Magazine in 1988

Second Great Annual New England Cook-Off Cookbook

Yankee Magazine

With his trademark folksy wisdom, Earl Proulx tells you how to recycle those things we all have lying around the house into ingenious solutions without spending money on fancy cleaning solutions, or pricey gadgets. Some of Earl's particular favorites are kitty litter (as a cleaner for oils pills and as a base for a soothing facial mask) and, of course, vinegar (to clean just about anything, unclog showerheads, as well as trap fruit pests), duct tape (as both tick remover and a protection against blisters), and milk jugs (bird feeders and clothespin holders). His fun and inventive ideas also include: Ant-proof your home with lemon juice Cover up furniture scratches with a dab of iodine Use powdered milk to soothe sunburn and remove makeup Make an earring holder out of window screen Recycle bubble wrap for a toilet tank insulator Organized by location inside and outside of the house, Vinegar, Duct Tape, Milk Jugs &amp; More will make you pause each time you start to throw something (old blue jeans, ice cube trays, coat hangers, egg cartons) out in the trash.

Vinegar, Duct Tape, Milk Jugs & More: 1,001 Ingenious Ways to Use Common Household Items to Repair, Restore, Revive, or Replace Just about Everything in Your Life

Proulx, Earl

Rodale Books

no damage to book.  It is new, never been used or pages turned.  It tells of technique and certain methods for using everyday items to save money.  You will see how to use baking powder and other household items.

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Use your car's brake fluid to dry-clean your clothes? Banish back pain with a toothbrush? Get pencil marks off your wallpaper with rye bread? Now That's Ingenious! Now, for the first time ever, you'll find years of hard-won wisdom from 95 of America's hands-on experts distilled into one book. Our experts know their stuff, too--because they use it every day to make their living. From kindergarten teachers to professional recyclers, from chefs to hat designers, these everyday experts give you effective, practical solutions for every house and yard problem, including: * A "kool" cure for toilet-bowl stains * The nail polish remover rescue for melted plastic * A cleaning expert's secret ingredient * The fabric-softener solution for stiff paintbrushes * A "beer-ly" believable quick fix for that ugly white coating on old bricks * The ultimate cure for dry, cracked skin: bananas * And hundreds and hundreds more! Now That's Ingenious! is brought to you by the editors of Yankee magazine, where ingenuity has been honed to a fine art. Each month, more than two million readers turn to Yankee magazine for its clever advice and traditional Yankee wisdom.

Yankee Magazine's Now That's Ingenious

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Readers discover how some old-fashioned Yankee ingenuity combined with household items that are ready to be tossed out will help them create a gorgeous and bountiful garden Why make a special trip to the garden center when the solution to those thorny gardening problems might be lurking right at home? Always on the lookout for inventive new ways to save money, time, and trouble while pursuing their horticultural activities, gardeners will eagerly embrace this clever idea-filled treasury from the editors of Yankee magazine. The great ideas that readers will find include: Eliminating powdery mildew with a spray made out of baking soda, water, and liquid soap. Turning an old wicker basket into a flower planter Mixing packing peanuts with soil to help drainage and minimize weight so the containers can be moved easily. With more than a thousand suggestions for growing better flowers, winning the weed war, controlling insects, and much more, Yankee Magazine's Pantyhose, Hot Peppers, Tea Bags, and More-for the Garden is sure to become a well-worn favorite for the avid, thrifty gardener.

Yankee Magazine's Pantyhose, Hot Peppers, Tea Bags, and More-for the Garden: 1,001 Ingenious Ways to Use Common Household Items to Control Weeds, Beat ... Make Tricky Jobs Easy, and Save Time

Gardening & Landscape Design

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Yankee Magazine New England Innkeepers' Cookbook

Yankee Magazine's New England Innkeeper's Cookbook

Yankee Magazine's Church Suppers & Potluck Dinners: Cookbook

The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life: Old-Fashioned Wisdom For A New-fangled World

The Yankee Way to Simplify Your Life: Old-Fashioned Wisdom For A New-fangled World

Second Great Annual New England Cook-Off Cookbook

Vinegar, Duct Tape, Milk Jugs & More: 1,001 Ingenious Ways to Use Common Household Items to Repair, Restore, Revive, or Replace Just about Everything in Your Life

YANKEE Magazine's Get MOre Than Your Money's Worth every time.

Yankee Magazine's Now That's Ingenious

Yankee Magazine's Pantyhose, Hot Peppers, Tea Bags, and More-for the Garden: 1,001 Ingenious Ways to Use Common Household Items to Control Weeds, Beat ... Make Tricky Jobs Easy, and Save Time