Good Books, May 2010
"Little fuss. Lots of flavor. We busy people love that!"
--Phyllis
The book has already sold more than 5 million copies, so we didn't
want to spoil it! We have only added a few enhancements to this
original cookbook in the wildly claimed Fix-It and Forget-It
cookbook series:
- Brand New: 100 new recipes for slow cookers.
- Brand New: "Prep Time," "Cooking Time," and "Ideal Slow-Cooker
Size" are included for each recipe.
- Brand New: 4 pages of basic and very helpful "Extra Information":
- "Substitute Ingredients for When You're in a Pinch"
- "Equivalent Measurements"
- "Kitchen Tools and Equipment You May Have Overlooked"
- "Assumptions about Ingredients in Fix-It and Forget-It
Cookbook, Revised and Updated"
- Brand New: 1 page of "Tips for Using Your Slow Cooker: a
Friendly, Year-Round Appliance."
- Brand New: Additional tips and tricks for making the most of your
slow cooker, spread throughout the book.
- Brand New: A second color -- a rich purple -- for recipe titles,
contributors' names and addresses, the words "Tip" and "Variation," and
the numbered instruction steps.
- Brand New: The drawings on the opening pages of chapters and the
spot illustrations throughout.
- Brand New: 1 page of tip-in color, right inside the front cover.
- Brand New: 2 pages of review excerpts to position the original
book's success, immediately following the tip-in page of color.
- Revised: An improved Index!
- Revised: A personal Introduction to the book by author Phyllis
Pellman Good.
- Revised: Good's personal comments and voice throughout the recipes.
paperback | ISBN: 9781561486854 | Publication Date: May 2010
Reviews:
"The Fix-It and Forget-It series is the country's bestselling
crockpot cookbook series. . . . The six books in the series compile
edited versions of recipes contributed by everyday cooks and have sold
more than nine million copies. 2010 marks the series' 10th anniversary."
--Publishers Weekly, August 31, 2009
"The author who came in second to Rachael Ray in total foodie sales was
Phyllis Pellman Good, who does not have a TV show."
--Summary of 2007 Bestsellers, Publishers Weekly, March 24, 2008
"One reason why the books are so popular is that they aren't intended
for folks who dabble in cooking as a hobby or a whim. . . . 'The
audience that I have in mind is those who have to cook every day of the
week,' says Good."
--Los Angeles Times, January 7, 2009
"Good's books have sold more in the United States than the combined
works of popular Food Network hosts Ina Garten, Giada De Laurentiis,
and Jamie Oliver."
--The New York Times front-page feature, May 8, 2006
"'One of the losses in our lives is that it's so hard to sit down at
the dinner table, night after night, and have parents and children
eating together,' says Phyllis Pellman Good. . . . 'With the slow
cooker, you can prepare food early and bring everyone together at the
table,' she says. 'It helps immensely.'"
--The Associated Press, December 26, 2008