Review of Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss

Post by **Kajori Sheryl Paul** » 26 Jan 2025, 22:38

Chef Mary's book helps us simplify the process of cooking.

Thank you for the great review.

Post by **Lal Roni** » 26 Jan 2025, 22:39

I love how this book not only focuses on the practicality of kitchen organization, but also on the benefits of home cooking. I also like that you pointed out her experience, her enthusiastic tone, and that the recipes were good. I'm always looking for ways to create better eating habits and also to create a space that is organised and clutter free, and your review has definitely convinced me

Post by **Wayne Njoroge** » 26 Jan 2025, 22:59

If you are a food enthusiast or a fan of cooking then this book is for you. This non fiction book will give you ways on how to organize your kitchen and how to make classy meals.

Post by **Anu Anand** » 26 Jan 2025, 23:05

This book sounds like a helpful guide to creating an organized kitchen and enjoying cooking. I’m intrigued by the practical tips, like the scrap container idea, and the focus on food's impact on our psyche. Congrats on BOTD!

Runan · Post by **Runan** » 26 Jan 2025, 23:14

This is a fun guide for a perfectly organized kitchen from an experienced chef. The methods are easy and help save money and prevent one from relying on less nutritional foods. Qualities like being calculative and decision-making skills are enhanced when one learns to cook in an organized kitchen.

Armin1 · Post by **Armin1** » 26 Jan 2025, 23:37

The author's language feels warm, and it is like she's talking with the reader; hence, the book is engrossing. The tips are highly useful for an organised kitchen. When one has an organised kitchen, it brings a sense of calmness and peace of mind.

Chinazo Anozie · Post by **Chinazo Anozie** » 26 Jan 2025, 23:59

I like the advice to put the scraps into a nearby container to avoid frequent trips to the bin. Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss: Organise and Enjoy Cooking by Mary Lummerding sounds like an easy read that I'll enjoy.

Post by **Sandeep Moses Arulnesan** » 27 Jan 2025, 00:10

Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss is about making the best of home cooking. I enjoyed reading the sample where the author wanted to make easier meals rather than grinding daily. It is a nice book to enjoy cooking in the kitchen while saving and being healthy. Thanks for the review. Congrats on the BOTD!

Asario Fox · Post by **Asario Fox** » 27 Jan 2025, 00:11

Thank you for your thoughtful and detailed review, Rebecca. I appreciate your insights into Chef Mary Lummerding's 'Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss.' Your emphasis on the book's practical advice and the author's expertise in the culinary world is helpful for potential readers. The chatty and enthusiastic tone you described makes the book sound engaging and accessible, even for those who may not consider themselves skilled in the kitchen.

Your feedback on the book's depth and provocation is also valuable, as it encourages the author to consider ways to enhance the content in future editions. The inclusion of good recipes and the old-fashioned feel you mentioned can be appealing to readers looking for a comforting and nostalgic approach to cooking. Overall, your review provides a balanced and informative perspective on the book, helping readers decide if it's the right fit for their culinary journey.

Post by **Atieno Magero** » 27 Jan 2025, 00:25

Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss is an informative book that has information that should be useful when applied practically. The author uses a friendly and conversation like tone that makes reading enjoyable. Congratulations on making botd!

Bhimlendra Kumar 1 · Post by **Bhimlendra Kumar 1** » 27 Jan 2025, 00:29

Congratulations for being declared 'BOTD'!
"Kitchen Chaos to Culinary Bliss" is authored by Mary Lummerding.

This book is a helpful guide to cooking, especially for those who are new to it. Nowadays, packaged food is very popular, but the author highlights the importance of home-cooked meals, which is commendable. Your review encourages readers to pick up this book.

D Christina · Post by **D Christina** » 27 Jan 2025, 00:50

I wasn't always interested in cooking. However, once I started living on my own, I had no choice but to learn. I soon realized it wasn't so bad—in fact, I started enjoying cooking for myself. Since I have a bit of OCD, I'm especially glad to have this book. I hope it includes tips on keeping the kitchen cleaner and making cooking easier. I can't wait to dive in!

Rocky Ellery James Tumbelaka · 27 Jan 2025, 01:03

Culinary skills are not only about cooking, but also keeping the kitchen clean. I agree immediately with this book review when the kitchen was mentioned. Overall, this sounds like a decent book and easy read. Thanks for the review.

Post by **Bethel Saint Bright** » 27 Jan 2025, 01:16

It's amazing how something as mundane as cooking can be used to teach life lessons. This book makes me want to take cooking more seriously. Thank you for the review.

Post by **Seamstress** » 27 Jan 2025, 01:29

Definitely not my cup of tea, because I can't organize the chaos in my kitchen even if I wanted to. And I don't want to, at all, because I don't like cooking by books. I always improvise and go by my instincts. Chaos is the cradle of creation, after all. Congrats anyway!