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Last Review for 2010
Friday, December 31, 2010
Here’s what a new review had to say today about one of the 11 West Lady DVDs (which are on sale as part of our year-end sale):
Homestead Blessings: The Art of Cooking was wonderfully refreshing! The West ladies are easy to listen to and the DVD is done in a way that is easy to follow along. I am not a cook, although I am trying to learn, and this video was perfect for me!
It shows how to make a wonderful breakfast, lunch and supper. Breakfast was buttermilk pancakes, cooked apples & onions and a smoothie. Lunch: homemake pizza and a salad (with salad dressing) and my favorite was supper which consisted of roast with potatoes and carrots, homemade buttermilk biscuits, homemade gravy and peach cobbler.
As I’m typing this, I am wondering why I keep saying “homemade” as EVERYTHING from this video is homemade…and a lot of the items they use are actually from their own garden!
This video was also good for me because it shared a little bit about why different ingredients are used, and different techniques to use to help with preparation.
I highly recommend this dvd to anyone who wants to learn about cooking or needs ideas about some wonderful meals to prepare! I liked what was said at the end, “Cooking does not have to be a chore.” And boy do they make it look fun and easy!