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kestrellFrom the NLS Sept./Oct. Braille Book Review
The Pennsylvania Council of the Blind has published a new cookbook for individuals whose physical or visual impairments make precise measurements difficult.
The True No-Measure Cook-book includes more than 225 recipes that call for ingredients in amounts of "one can" or "a handful," rather than requiring the
use of measuring spoons or cups.
The book is available in braille, large-print, Microsoft Word, and DAISY formats and may be ordered by contacting Sue Lichtenfels at (412) 429-1727 or
cookbook@pcb1.org.
A braille hard copy costs $25; all other formats cost $12.50.
The Pennsylvania Council of the Blind has published a new cookbook for individuals whose physical or visual impairments make precise measurements difficult.
The True No-Measure Cook-book includes more than 225 recipes that call for ingredients in amounts of "one can" or "a handful," rather than requiring the
use of measuring spoons or cups.
The book is available in braille, large-print, Microsoft Word, and DAISY formats and may be ordered by contacting Sue Lichtenfels at (412) 429-1727 or
cookbook@pcb1.org.
A braille hard copy costs $25; all other formats cost $12.50.
