a FREE e-cookbook [5 ingredients | 10 minutes] + how minimalist home cooking can help you

3D cover stonesoup FREE e-cookbook

Something a bit different for you today. I’m super excited to announce the launch of my first ever eCOOKBOOK that I’m releasing out into the wide world for FREE. Yes, a 97 page cookbook packed with 65 simple [5 ingredients | 10 minutes] recipes all ready to download NOW.

Why the FREE e-cookbook?

Over the past year I’ve been writing a series of recipes that have only 5 ingredients and take 10 minutes to prepare. They’ve been published in a number of locations. I thought it would be useful to have these recipes all together in the one handy e-book that you can keep on your laptop or computer at work as an at-your-fingertips reference for when you need inspiration for what to cook for dinner.

click HERE to download your FREE pdf copy of my new e-cookbook

If you find my e-cookbook useful, I’d really appreciate it if you share the love and forward it to your family and friends. Or better yet – send them the link to stonesoup (www.thestonesoup.com) so they can download their own copy and discover the wonderful world of food blogging themselves.

And if you haven’t yet done so, why not subscribe to stonesoup by email to receive your free updates published twice a week.

7 ways my [5 ingredients | 10 minutes] recipes can HELP YOU

1. less time in the kitchen
10 minutes cooking leaves more time for the activities and people you love.

2. less time shopping
With only 5 ingredients in each recipe, you’ll find your shopping lists are shorter and more manageable. You won’t need to spend as much time out hunting and gathering.

3. eating more fresh, healthy food
Everyone knows that home cooked food tends to be better for you. With the focus on fresh ingredients, my 5 ingredients recipes make it easy.

4. more pleasure & enjoyment
Cooking can be a great way to relax and unwind. Spending 10 minutes using one of my minimalist recipes will help you gain more pleasure and enjoyment from dinner time.

5. save money
If dinner only takes 10 minutes to prepare, you’ll be more likely to cook for yourself than take the expensive dial-a-dinner option.

6. less stress
Long ingredient lists and complicated methods can lead to much stress and kitchen confusion. Minimalist home cooking keeps things as simple and stress-free as possible.

7. more kitchen confidence
If you’re new to cooking, starting with minimalist recipes will help you get some great simple dishes under your belt and give you the confidence to tackle anything.

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A big THANKYOU to everyone who helped spread the word about my new FREE e-cookbook. It’s still available to download, or if you are interested in a proper paper copy, head on over to my blurb store… but be warned paper is expensive. The price does not contain any markup – it’s purely blurb’s cost to produce. Enjoy.

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Arancha 12 July, 2010 at 5:42 am

Thank you from Spain.

jknito 16 July, 2010 at 3:09 am

Hi,

I’m ecuadorian and try to get your e-book, but i can’t download…

my internet bandwidth is too small…

can you send the e-book to email?

thanks

PD: my english is too bad, i know…

berenice 19 July, 2010 at 9:38 am

i cant download the free e-cookbook :( i have adobe 9.

pamela 27 July, 2010 at 1:59 pm

Hi there!

A friend of mine forwarded me your e-book and i think its amazing!!! I was thinking about doing an e-book myself on crafts and design but haven’t been able to find the right software to do it. I tried blurb but I wanted to keep it electronic so it didn’t.

if you don’t mind me asking, what type of software did you use? I would appreciate any tips i can get! thanks again, and congratulations on you book!

Pamela.

jules 27 July, 2010 at 5:11 pm

really glad you’re enjoying the book pamela
I used Adobe InDesign for the book. It’s expensive but is really flexible

Shana 3 August, 2010 at 2:58 am

I love your e-cookbook. If you ever release a full cookbook with just minimalist recipes, I’d buy it. :)

My only wish is for bookmarks in the pdf so I could speed-flip to some of the sections/recipes?

norma 8 August, 2010 at 11:20 pm

Thank you so much for allowing us to download this wonderful book free. I’m looking forward to getting stuck in.
Norma

wiieb 11 August, 2010 at 6:01 am

Love the simple, basic recipes. Thank you for sharing! I will return.

Christine 13 August, 2010 at 5:24 pm

THANK YOU!

Bob 15 August, 2010 at 7:59 am

Pretty awesome. Thanks!

page 15 August, 2010 at 12:35 pm

hi! i just want to say thank you for the cookbook and that this is my favourite food blog and that im really going to treasure the cookbook!! i really enjoy cooking simple too and i love your $2 /5 ingredient posts.. im gonna miss those!! :)
but looking forward to more :)
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