Bøger af Ronald Collins

Families struggle, intertwine and flourish. Often doing all three at the same time. This is the story how three immigrant families decided to come to North America, their struggles to survive in a foreign land, and how they intertwined and flourished. The Klingler and Walbolt families, while predominantly German, also had roots in the United Kingdom and Ireland. German, English and Irish immigrants worked as farmers and domestic servants. As the country moved from an agricultural to an industrial economy in the latter half of the 19th century, they laid railway tracks, build canals and worked in factories. They worked in the textile industry and in coal mines. They helped produce iron and steel, and worked on gas, electricity, and water projects. They became doctors, lawyers and business people. These immigrant families helped to settle and grow this country. They had an impact on where they lived; at the same time, by uprooting themselves from their home countries, they profoundly changed their own lives. Contains the families of: Taylor, Schei, Weatherwax, Burrell, Hardesty, Foster, Busby, Brown, Kamerling, Lahr and Crosby.

This, our second cookbook, ended in a place we did not intend when we started developing and testing the recipes. Halfway though and without warning we needed to make sure that healthy, low carb and low saturated fat recipes became a major part of the repertoire. Our location in the White Mountains exposes us to a large amount of great Canadian French cooking. We have include many od those dishes, sometimes made healthy, by the replacement of high glycemic carbs with low glycemic carbs, the replacement of saturated fats with olive oil and other good oils. We did not diminish the flavors, just the guilt. We also decided to add a section on comfort foods and collected some of the best New York and New England recipes for long-term favorites such as Dirty John's Hot Dog topping, and added healthy comfort foods such as whole grain pizza dough recipes.

Families struggle, intertwine and flourish. Often doing all three at the same time. This is the story how three immigrant families decided to come to North America, their struggles to survive in a foreign land, and how they intertwined and flourished. The Klingler and Walbolt families, while predominantly German, also had roots in the United Kingdom and Ireland. German, English and Irish immigrants worked as farmers and domestic servants. As the country moved from an agricultural to an industrial economy in the latter half of the 19th century, they laid railway tracks, build canals and worked in factories. They worked in the textile industry and in coal mines. They helped produce iron and steel, and worked on gas, electricity, and water projects. They became doctors, lawyers and business people. These immigrant families helped to settle and grow this country. They had an impact on where they lived; at the same time, by uprooting themselves from their home countries, they profoundly changed their own lives. Contains the families of: Taylor, Schei, Weatherwax, Burrell, Hardesty, Foster, Busby, Brown, Kamerling, Lahr and Crosby.

Providing friendly guidance and foolproof recipes, the deliciously easy cupcake cookbook will have you baking up delightfully fluffy, decadently flavored cupcakes in no time.all of these enticing flavors, fillings and more await you in cupcakes cookbook. What is inside? ΓÇó                  Introduction to a ketogenic dietΓÇó                  Introduction to bakingΓÇó                  Keto brownie recipesΓÇó                  Keto blondie recipesΓÇó                  Keto cupcake recipesΓÇó                  Keto cake recipesΓÇó                  Keto muffin recipesΓÇó                  And much, much more! Providing friendly guidance and foolproof recipes, the deliciously easy cupcake cookbook will have you baking up delightfully fluffy, decadently flavored cupcakes in no time.all of these enticing flavors, fillings and more await you in cupcakes cookbook.