Family eBook of The Day
The 5-Ingredient Electric Pressure Cooker Cookbook: Easy Recipes for Fast and Delicious Meals
– Learn More“Grace Ramirez is leading the way for young chefs who have embraced the age-old technique of pressure cooking with a new and energetic approach…Get ready to be inspired in the kitchen with style and Grace.”—Bobby Flay, Food Network TV Host, Chef, Restaurateur, & Author
The electric pressure cooker is a big help for making meals easier, but only if the recipes you make with it are just as easy. The 5-Ingredient Electric Pressure Cooker Cookbook enhances the convenience of your electric pressure cooker with hassle-free recipes that use only 5-ingredients or less.
The 5-Ingredient Electric Pressure Cooker Cookbook eliminates exhaustive grocery lists and lengthy prep with recipes that use only a few main ingredients—most of which are readily found in any grocery store—to make over 100 family-friendly meals. From 2-Minute Buffalo Chicken Tenders to Edamame Fried Rice, this electric pressure cookbook serves your family with the easiest, everyday recipes for every brand of electric pressure cooker.
No matter what your preferred appliance is (Power Pressure Cooker XL, Instant Pot, Cuisinart, Kuhn Rikon, and Presto), this electric pressure cooker cookbook makes meals easy and fast with:
- 5-Ingredient (or less) Recipes that use budget-friendly, grocery store staples to make shopping and cooking painless
- Quick prep and clean up for added everyday ease when you’re tight on time
- A guide to electric pressure cooking that compares appliances based on your needs, and provides a troubleshooting Q&A plus handy time charts for cooking food to perfection
Take the pressure off of making family meals with the super simple and time-saving recipes from The 5-Ingredient Electric Pressure Cooker Cookbook.
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Pearl
– Learn MoreRun fast and run far, unless you’re fearless. Unless you’re courageous. I’m not, but I’d like to be.
Pearl Jaeger is seventeen and homeless after drugs, poverty, and addiction unraveled the life she shared with JJ, her formerly glamorous rock star mother.
This moment of happiness is fleeting; someone will take it from me.
When tragedy brings a chance to start over at an elite boarding school, she doesn’t hesitate. Yet the only salvation comes from an art teacher as troubled as Pearl, and she faces the stark reality that what she thought she wanted isn’t straightforward.
I trace the outline of my reflection in a window. I am no more than a replica of my mother. This is not the self-portrait I want to paint.
Through the friendships she forms at school—especially with Grant, a boy who shows Pearl what it means to trust and forgive—she begins to see a path not defined by her past. But when confronted with the decision to be courageous or to take the easy way forged by her mother’s failures, which direction will Pearl choose?