A Perfect Recipe

by Heather Lindsey

An invitation for the woman desires to get closer to Christ, eat healthier and feel better. Have you ever wanted an all-in-one book that encourages you to spend time with God, challenges your daily walk to grow as a Christian, and provides great recipes and awesome health tips? Well, you've picked up the right book! Heather is an average, everyday woman that had a desire to eat healthy, but didn't know where to start! After becoming a vegetarian she found out how hard it was to make meals that actually tasted good and satisfied her desire to still want to eat meat. For the past few years, she has perfected her favorite recipes and put them together in one place! With Heather's time saving techniques and clear instructions, you don't have to toil in the kitchen in order to enjoy a nutritious, delicious meal or snack! In A Perfect Recipe you will: * Learn how to spend time with God again * Tackle daily challenges that encourage you to grow in Christ * Choose from over 50 easy vegetarian recipes * Convert traditional recipes into healthy, all natural meals * Receive daily health tips and information Now, it's time to start the 30 day journey! www.heatherllindsey.com

246 pages, Paperback

First published July 31, 2013

Reviews

[Kat]

This was my first Heather Lindsey book. At first I thought it was just a vegan recipe cookbook but then I discovered it is actually a 30 day devotional with recipes at the end. I like Heather Lindsey but this book was just a little too simple. I was reading 2 other devotionals as well as my Bible during the month that I read this book and I found myself reading this one just to get it out of the way. The devotionals were a little too elementary. I fund myself rolling my eyes and sighing sometimes because it was just like duh. It seems like her audience is "baby christians" or young girls with low self esteem. I didn't find myself learning anything insightful from her devotionals and the same goes for her health tips. It may be that I'm a health-conscious vegetarian so her tips were nothing new.
Pretty much instead of a perfect recipe, this book should have been called a simple recipe because that's what the devotionals and health tips were; simple. The recipes themselves looked simple to make but they just did not sound good. Perhaps some pictures would have encouraged me to go out and by the fresh veggies or run around town to find the spices but the names of the recipes and ingredients were enough to make me say nope not worth it.

This book was not bad. It just was not good.

[Bernita Cooper]

Great recipe book and devotional!

[Brianna Patrice]

Really great devotional book with yummy recipes.