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If you’re the person who never knows what’s for dinner until the very last minute, you’ll love the Food Network Magazine Great Easy Meals cookbook, with 250 quick recipes to spice up your dinner from drab to fab.
I love Food Network Magazine, so I was excited to see what their latest book had to offer. As promised, it delivers lots of fast and easy recipes with additional kitchen tips from the stars sprinkled throughout. I especially love the visual recipe index in the front of the book and the Mix & Match sections at the end of each chapter that give you a customizable recipe.
I was also thrilled that they included a number of tasty side dishes. We’re perfectly happy eating basic grilled chicken, pork, and burgers frequently during the warmer months if we can pair them with a variety of sides.
We paired this quinoa with some simple grilled chicken for a fast, easy, filling and tasty meal tonight! It’s a variation on the Israelis Couscous with Raisins recipe. We didn’t have any couscous, so I improvised — and the resulting side was delicious!
Ten lucky Deal Seeking Mom readers will each win a copy of the Food Network Magazine Great Easy Meals cookbook!
To enter, tell me how you decide what to eat for dinner each night.
Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!
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Prize:
(10) Food Network Magazine Great Easy Meals Cookbooks
This giveaway ends at 9 p.m. EDT on 4/28 and is open to all U.S. residents 18 years or older. I’ll use And the Winner Is to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Winners must respond within 48 hours of notification to claim their prize. Good luck!
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Jennifer P
Usually it’s a last minute thing & depends on what we have on hand. I’m terrible at planning ahead.
Susan
I look plan my meals for a month at a time so I just go with what is on the schedule for the day. Sometimes it has to change, but for the most part I follow the schedule. The schedule is made with what we have on hand and what is on sale that week at the stores. (I shop once a month and only have a few stores to shop at so we really have some interesting months.)
Susan
I receive your emails.
Amy Hodges
After I pick up my kids from daycare and aftercare in the evening. First I decide, do I have enough energy to cook a full on meal or did the day beat the who ha out of me so its gonna be a quick fix. Then I turn my brain on to figure out if their is anything in the kitchen to perform either task…if not, then we make a quick trip to the GS for food. Thats about how our evenings get played out.
Misty D
Tends to be a last minute decision based on what we have available at the time.
Misty D
I follow FN and DSM on Facebook.
Michele
Subscribe to your feed via RSS Google
Misty D
I subscribe to DSM email.
Michele
A tweet for you :)
https://twitter.com/mimitexas/status/63455445083365376
Lynda
i see what’s left in the frig =P j/k… i try to plan out a week’s worth of menu ahead of time
Lynda
i like you on facebook
Lynda
i like/joined the Food Network community on facebook
Gloria Ford
I wait to the last minute and fix whatever comes to mind.
Lynda
i follow you on twitter @oshkoshbgosh123
Lynda
i follow food network on twitter @oshkoshbgosh123
Julia
I make a list on Sunday for the following week. It makes it easier knowing that I can just pick something out of the list and make it. We do get stuck comming up with ideas often though.
Lynda
tweeted! https://twitter.com/#!/oshkoshbgosh123/status/63462205739372544
Lynda
i subscribe by email
Lynda
i subscribe by rss
Julia
I follow DSM on facebook
Jennifer
We make a menu plan every Sunday night! :)
sherlynn j
Whats for dinner? Whatever is in the freezer, If I gave it enough time to defrost. If not we will have a meatless Monday on Thursday,LOL
Julia
I subscribe to DSM emails
sherlynn j
I follow Deal Seeking Mom on Facebook
Janine
I look thru my fridge to decide what to make!
Janine
I subscribe!
k. goins
I decide by what mood I’m in and what’s in the fridge.
Maggie Wong
I look at the veggies that migh turn bad soon, look at the freezer, and at the leftovers and think of a way to combine any of these items.
Barbara
Love the food network and DSM for all the recipes and money saving deals on FB and emails.
Martha
I never get rid of my back issues of Food Network Magazine, so a lot times I’ll look through a few issues for inspiration and most of the time get a good recipe in the first couple of page! I try to keep my pantry stocked with staples to make some quick sauces for pasta or rice. :)