« Tales of Adventure in the South: Chicken Fried Steak | Main | The Counter, Houston »

June 23, 2011

SOS! What's for dinner?

By Elisabeth

I have been one to find most of my recipes online these days, but there are still a few cookbooks I continue making my way back to. This little gem is one of them.

Soscookbook

Clearly, time is an issue in the evenings, especially now that my oldest is in competitive sports. With practices and games taking up some evenings, I don't have a lot of free time to construct something elaborate for dinner.

Enter SOS! The Six O'Clock Scramble to the Rescue.

I have found most of my help with seasonings and sauces for things like fish along with which side dishes go best with each main course.

Suggestions on which produce is best for each season as well as recipes broken down based on the four seasons of the year definitely keeps our dinner choices fresh and easy to throw together, epecially last minute!

 {photo credit: amazon.com}

 

Posted by on June 23, 2011 at 12:00 PM in Books, Cookbook, Easy, Elisabeth, Feeding Your Family |

| | Pin It! |

Comments

Feed You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post.

The comments to this entry are closed.

About

About our recipes

  • All full recipes that are posted on Food Lush are either original or adapted. We won't re-post an exact recipe from another source until it's from a published cookbook or without specific permission.

    If a recipe is adapted, the original will be sourced.

    If there's ever a question about a recipe posted in full on Food Lush, please direct it to foodlushblog@gmail.com.

Subscribe to Food Lush

Follow Food Lush on Twitter

  • Syle Lush

Would you like to write for Food Lush?

  • If you're interested in contributing your love of food to Food Lush, please e-mail the editors at foodlushblog AT gmail DOT com.

Ideas?

  • If you have a question, topic, or idea for the Food Lush writers, please send it to foodlushblog AT gmail DOT com. We'd love to hear from you!

*