The Cookbook

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Thy Hand Hath Provided Cookbook (e-book) - $9.99

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(Please note the e-book version does not include recipe referencing or an index.)

After years of compiling recipes inspired by the garden and the preserved produce in our pantry and freezer, I have put them all together into a cookbook and added favorite family recipes.  Many of the recipes are updated versions of those I've shared on my website.  Others are new!  With this unique cookbook in hand, you'll be all set to begin making delicious homemade and homegrown meals for yourself and your family.

{These photos are not included in the cookbook but the recipes are!}

What makes this cookbook different is that most of the recipes relate directly to the canning and freezing instructions provided within.  

In addition to recipes, I've provided detailed preserving sections on canning and freezing.  Written for both beginners and seasoned preservers, it will give you the confidence you need to begin preserving many basic fruits and vegetables, if you so choose.

Speaking of cost, let me be honest and say that I despised pricing this cookbook!  I wanted the price to represent the quality and quantity of resources it holds and totally and utterly respect your desire to not spend a lot of money.  I pray I've been able to reflect the right balance.  Also, I would love to tell you that 100% of the proceeds go toward charity, but I can't do that.  I will tell you that the proceeds will go to pay back the investment I've put into the book, and once that's reimbursed, will be absorbed into our finances.  If you know me, you will trust (as you can) that it will be used wisely with the goal of giving as much as we can to others.

Now you know everything there is to know about this cookbook.  I hope you love it!

Love,
Jane

Cookbook Reviews:  
by Mavis, at One Hundred Dollars a Month
by Anneliese, one of the girls of Mennonite Girls Can Cook
by Amy at Homestead Revival
by the Canned Quilter at Hickery Holler Farm
by Herrick Kimball at The Deliberate Agrarian
by Mama Pea at A Home Grown Journal

Additional reviews can be found here on Amazon.

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