A Year With Six Sisters' Stuff: 52 Menu Plans, Recipes, and Ideas to Bring Families Together

by Six Sisters

Overview

"What's for dinner?" Three words every mom dreads.

Don't panic! The Six Sisters are here to help you answer that question. The Sisters have gathered together more than 150 of their most popular recipes for entrees, side dishes, and desserts and have combined them into 52 stress-free menus of perfectly prepared three-course meals.

Filled with delicious tried-and-true family favorites and oh-so-easy-to-make dishes, A Year with Six Sisters' Stuff features all-new recipes using basic ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen. Each menu is designed to make your dinner plans as easy as possible—and with such wide variety and a photograph accompanying every recipe in the book, you can easily mix and match menus to create a year's worth of dinner ideas.

In addition, the Sisters share some of their favorite family dinner traditions and crafts, as well as 52 dinner conversation starters, a list of pantry staples, and, food storage plan for beginners.

So what's for dinner? Whatever you'd like.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781629730714
Publisher:	Deseret Book Company
Publication date:	02/11/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	26 MB
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About the Author

The Six Sisters—Camille, Kristen, Elyse, Stephanie, Lauren, and Kendra—grew up in Utah, but a few of them have lived all over the country since moving out of the house. Between them there are five nieces and two nephews, and all of the sisters love playing “aunt.” The sisters started the blog in February 2011 to keep in touch while they were apart, but it has since gained popularity, garnering more than 6 million viewers per month and more than 160,000 followers on Pinterest.

Table of Contents

Contents

Foreword Cheryl Tatano Beck, DNSc, CNM, FAAN

Preface

Acknowledgments

Section I: Overview of Adoption and Kinship Families

Introduction

1 Adoption and Kinship Parenting: A Historical, Cultural, and Legal Perspective

Section II: The Adoption and Kinship Triads

2 Health Care Needs of Adoptive and Kinship Children

3 Birth Parents

4 Adoptive Parents

5 The Child/Adult Who Is Adopted

6 Kinship Parents

7 Birth Parents of Kinship Children

8 Kinship Children

9 Special Cases: Foster Care, Assisted Reproductive Technology, Commercial Surrogacy, and Human Trafficking

Section III: Position Statement Regarding Adoption and Kinship Nursing

10 Conclusions and Future Directions

Glossary

Recommended Reading

Index