We’re SO excited to introduce you all to our
National Bestseller!
“Savoring the Seasons with Our Best Bites”
Isn’t she a beauty??
This book has even more never-before-seen recipes than our last book, and they will stay exclusive to the book. Here’s a teeeeny tiny sampling. Seriously, there are SO many great recipes in this book.
Kate and I spent the last year up to our necks in dirty dishes as we created, tested, and fine-tuned some amazing recipes. And we have a fantastic artistic team who worked on the layout and design of this book. We love all of the little features and attention to detail that really make it a one-of-a-kind book. Take the often-overlooked inside cover, for example. Cuteness.
And like our last book, this one has a removable book mark that snaps right into any page in the book, and it’s got a conversion chart on it!
The book is spiral-bound, but with a hard back cover and the pages are glossy and splash resistant. There is a photo (and sometimes multiple photos) for every single recipe.
Kate and I love cooking all year long, and one of our favorite things is the change of the seasons and the food that reflects that. We love cooking with things that are fresh and in-season, and that’s the whole purpose of this book. It’s separated by seasons:
So you’ll find creamy roasted butternut squash pasta and maple-glazed cookies in autumn, peppermint ice cream and garlic-rosemary prime rib in the winter, creamy asparagus soup and sweet roasted carrots in the spring, and creamy ice pops and grilled meats in the summer. Sprinkled throughout the book are mini-tutorials on crafts, holiday activities, and foodie gifts, and there’s even a whole section of cupcakes and frostings!
You can find our book at many book stores, but here are some of the major ones:
Walmart and Walmart.com (Every Walmart in the US should have our book in stock, with the exception of the “neighborhood market” stores that don’t carry books at all.)
Sam’s Clubs and Costco stores: Selected Stores, over 150 across the US
Questions & Reviews
Hope to get your cookbook! Favorite Christmas tradition is making an extreme gingerbread creation with my daughter and her friend as my decorators!
Love baking goodies at Christmas and delivering them to friends and family!
The family tradition my children vote for is the treasure hunt we do on Valentine’s Day. Each of my children get their own booklet with riddles they have to solve (describing the location in which they will find their gifts). The riddles have increased in difficulty as they have gotten older. They are young teenagers now, & still want to do this. I can’t wait to see your new cookbook and I enjoy your justifiable pride! Thank you.
For Christmas, we do church service followed by an awesome Christmas dinner with family & a wonderful evening spent together-love it!
A favorite holiday tradition is a ‘special friends’ drawing among our family members. Each Thanksgiving Day we pass around a hat with our names written on piece of paper. Whoever we draw becomes our ‘special friend’, and we secretly do acts of kindness for that person until Christmas Eve when we reveal our special friend’s identity and present them with small gift. This has been a favorite with our kids for years and the tradition continues even though they are all young adults now. The simple acts of kindness (chore completed, special snack on a nightstand, etc.) are often done for someone other than the special friend to keep others off the trail.
Christmas! Making cut out sugar cookies decorated like snowman faces to give away to friends and family!
Would love to win this yummy cookbook ( :
Easter! I love brunch and definitely Easter ham and potatoes. For me it’s the start of spring and all sorts of fresh food. Yummy!
I love Halloween. We always make chili before glitch.g trick.or treating.
Ooooooh! I Want this cook book so bad!!!
I have a bunch of different traditions for all the holidays, but my favorite I think is our Easter Egg Tradition. Before we color our eggs we take the wax crayon and write a scripture verse on it; just the book name and numbers. I let the kids put their favorite ones on it and then we try to write ones we don’t know. Then after they find their eggs we sit down with our Bible and look up all the versus. Some are really funny and some are amazing. It is a great way to bring God into Easter egg world.
awesome!