Really?
A few days ago I breezed through my TiVo’d Oprah episode from last week that told the story of three professional chefs “living with” three ordinary families and making-over the family meals to be cheap, healthy and easy.
There is no way that works.
Especially for my family – “ordinary” would be a compliment in the kitchen to me.
I decided to try the Chef Cat Cora’s 21 meal menu. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for a family of four for under $150.
It is a multi-media extravaganza of What was Holly thinking?
I will be posting the results daily over at Burbmom.net.
Just click on the baaaaaa baaaaaa….
Someone recently lamented to me that “Americans follow Oprah like sheep”.
Welcome to Kids Activities!
My name is Holly Homer & I am the Dallas mom of three boys…
Depending on how this goes for you, this might be life-changing for me.
But please, let’s not give Oprah credit…
There are some four letter words I don’t do.
Cook. Is one.
Can I just say how much I love your kitchen!! LOL you guys are working away at your recipes and all I’m thinking is look at that great countertop!
Love that Iron Chef woman. Give her a run for her money, Texas Holly! (PS I can turn a $30 meal for 5 into about 5 other follow-up meals.) LOL
I’m excited to check on your progress. I LOVE Kat Cora. She’s my favorite Iron Chef, and I wish she got picked more in the show… I’ve seen quite enough of Bobby Flay, thank you very much.
Sadly, I deleted that episode before knowing what it was really about. But then again, maybe NOT so sadly.
I’ll have to check in on your progress!
Oprah can’t help me…
Hmmm…I don’t pay any attention to the O, but I’m curious what you’ve gone and done…
Cool! After I saw the episode I did go and download some of the recipes myself, although not all of them. I haven’t tried any yet but they look yummy!
I can’t wait to hear how it goes!