Pioneer Woman Recipe Book on sale

lydia1959

16 years ago

...at Amazon.com. Price is $11.50 right now, but it's Amazon, so the price can change any minute. Add other items to bring your total to $25. to get free shipping.

If you haven't heard of Pioneer Woman, she has a interesting blog. I've tried her Olive Bread. It's delicious (and fattening)!

Here is a link that might be useful: Her blog

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maryanntx
16 years ago
Nita has that cookbook and I read it while visiting with her. It's an awesome book.
maryanntx
16 years ago
I just went to Amazon.com to order 3 of the cookbooks, one for me and two for gifts. It would only allow me to order 2. So I didn't qualify for free shipping. :o( I ordered the two anyway.
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I do not watch PW or RR, except if it's on at the nail salon while I am there. But in defense of the somewhat ordinary type cooking, I usually come away with an inspiration. That's why I come here, why I subscribe to Serious Eats, read cookbooks, why I read the food pages in the paper and why I watch FN. I'm old enough so that I tend to slip into a rut when it comes to meal planning or ideas for appetizers or whatever. Just an inspiration is all I ask. Sometimes PW prepares a dish that I have made in the past (or something similar), and the idea just clicks. Sometimes the TV recipe might be a nice variation of what I already prepare, so I can tweak my recipe. Sometimes I learn a nice presentation. Just because the cooking itself is pedestrian doesn't mean that I (not exactly harried, not a true "enthusiast", either, at least not every day) don't pick up inspiration. When I'm wandering around the grocery store and some clerk asks what I am looking for, I just say "Inspiration." Gets a laugh and they leave me alone.
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I love PW's website/blog! I have made many of her recipes and ALL of them have been really good. I am also a fellow Okie, and have enjoyed learning how to make classic okie food with a Ree boost of goodness! She knows how to take those few extra steps and make a dish that much better... Like making your own cream of chicken instead of canned. I'm in my late 20's and have been married for only a couple of years, so I enjoy being able to learn different techniques that my mother really didn't teach me... Her being in the generation of everything being convenient and canned for the working woman. Hopefully PW loosens up in the next few episodes, though. She seemed nervous and a bit too scripted. Punkinhead, I also consider myself somewhat sophisticated and not gullible.... And I also know that Obama really is the president. I don't think I've ever met anyone in the last 3 years that thought he wasn't??? Not sure where you live in Oklahoma... Maybe a rural area? PS- Pawhuska, OK (Where PW lives) is only 52 miles from Tulsa. You can definitely find pancetta and wild mushrooms in Tulsa!
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Yup - she likes them high heels. She looked good - the stupid blurry picture doesn't do her justice (or me either, nyuk, nyuk!) Beverly, I doubt she made all that stuff up. You know true life is really more interesting than the movies! Besides, it's just a simple story - but it's her telling it that makes it interesting. She said she is publishing "High Heels and Tractor Wheels" so you KNOW there will probably be a movie. Bring it on. Better that than more frat-humor and vampire films. (Not that I have anything against frat-humor or vampire movies!)
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The "Lodge" is their guest house. It is NOT a B&B. I wish it were. It's fabulous. There was a website for a Pioneer Woman B&B and a B&B at Drummond Ranch in WY but it's not at the Drummond Ranch you are referring to. In case you were wondering Marboro Man's real name is Ladd. I love The Pioneer Woman. I've tried several of her recipes and they have all been keepers. Here is a link that might be useful: History of Drummond Ranch
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Lindsey_CA
16 years ago
I preordered that book on Amazon.com on September 12, and received a First Edition of it. I paid $13.32. Think I'll order another one now... it won't be a First Edition, so I'll use that one in the kitchen and won't worry about messing it up!

I love her web site. She has the best sense of humor and fun contests, too.
marygailv
16 years ago
BOMC2 (Book of the Month Club) has it for $9.99 plus shipping or tax, not sure what it is added on. I belong and it comes to about $10.25 or so. However, my granddaughter stood in line for 4 hours at Mall of America (MN) and gave me an autographed copy for Christmas, so I imagine she paid a lot more for it. She had her picture taken with PW, so I pasted a copy of it at the front of the book.
lindyluwho
16 years ago
I pre-ordered 2. One for myself and one for DD. Gave DD one for Christmas and she gave me one. I immediately (before I opened it) re-gifted it to her MIL. DH fixed her lasagne last week and it was the best I have ever had! He did make 2 changes. He didn't have any sausage so he left it out and recipe called for cottage and he had ricotta.

I have used several of her recipes from the website and have never been disappointed. I just love her.

Linda

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