Slow cooker cookbook turns a hobby into a publishing hit
Phyllis Pellman Good, once skeptical of the Crock Pot, led Good Books to publish a slow cooker cookbook after collecting about 2000 recipes from friends and visitors at the People’s Place in Intercourse. The trend spurred a durable, versatile year round kitchen appliance with safety features and diverse dishes.
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Cook Club invites readers to share slow cooker recipe results
The Gazette KCRG Cook Club promotes a January slow cooker focus with a Turkey Ragu recipe and a prize drawing. Readers submit a recipe photo or tip via Facebook Pinterest Instagram or email, including contact details for entry. The recipe is available online at TheGazette.com/Life.
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Slow-Cooker Tips Highlighted By Linda Alexander Segment
Midday cookbook feature reviews Linda Alexander's slow-cooker tips aired January 14 on KCRG TV9. The piece profiles Phyllis Good of Intercourse and her Fix-It and Forget-It series, noting 11 million cookbooks sold and a fall 2013 addendum with new models, recipes, and safety advice for home cooks.
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Birthday Bundt Cake Recipe Inspires Simple Joys
A reflection on turning 38 and valuing small daily moments. The author shares a Bundt cake recipe learned in 2012 and how precise steps and pan prep matter, tying personal growth to baking discipline. The piece celebrates everyday comforts and personal milestones.
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