September 1, 2010 Alisa's Recipes
Update – This eBook is Now Available: Here (PDF Format Below), Kobo, Apple / iTunes(for iPad, iPhone, etc.), Amazon Kindle (costs $.99), Barnes & Noble Pubit(costs $.99)
It’s hard to believe that just two weeks ago I set out on this mission, and here I am with a completed 173-page eCookbook with 125 recipes and over 100 photos from dozens of incredible health bloggers and cookbook authors (thank you to every single one of you!). We also had a special time donation from a wonderful graphic designer; Emily of The Blog Fairy designed the cover image (she also designed this blog!) …
And of course, the recipes are kid-friendly (and adult-friendly!), easy, and delicious. The chapters include:
- Morning Muffin Mania
- Sensational Smoothies
- Easy Freezin’ Waffles, Pancakes, and French Toast
- More Smart Starts
- Dips, Fillings, and Spreads
- Soups and Stews
- Salad-Style
- More Lunchbox Love
- Sweet Snackin’
- Craving Cookies
- Essential Extras
Please spread the word to everyone you know that Smart School Time Recipes: The Breakfast, Snack, and Lunchbox Cookbook for Healthy Kids and Adults is now available for free!Use thedownload button below to download it right now …
(Have no fear, it will pop up right on this site, but it does take about 30 seconds to download. Save it to your files for use anytime! If you can’t view the file, make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader– it is also free to download, and comes in pretty handy!)
Email friends and family, share it on facebook, tweet it,simply talkabout it … we want as many people as possible to have the tools (a.k.a. recipes and food ideas) to transition their own diet and their family’s even further away from processed foodsand closer towhole foods!! Thank you for your support and enjoy!
130 thoughts on “It’s Here! The Free eCookbook Has Landed!”
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This book is amazing! The recipes are easy to follow, taste great, & give me inspiration when I need it. I also love being introduced to new products & brands.
I can’t wait for sequel.
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Christine
I am a mom of two (6 and 4) and although we have no food allergies i am constantly looking for healthy alternatives. Your ebook has opened up a whole new world to me. My finicky eaters love the recipes and i have gotten my friends to be taste testers. Thank you, thankyou, thank you.
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That’s awesome Christine! I’m so glad you like it! Enjoy …
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Ilene
The breakfast recipes look good. I’m allergic to eggs and bananas – do you have any suggestions for substitutes for these foods?
Thanks!
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Hi Ilene,
It would really depend on the recipe. If you are using bananas for flavor and sweetness in a recipe (like banana bread), simply sub in applesauce or another rich fruit. My favorite to use in place of banana is mango.
For eggs, it really does depend on the recipe. Assuming that the recipe is NOT gluten-free (that will take some trial and error since gluten acts as a binder – removing both the gluten and egg would require experimenting), you can use subs like a “flax egg,” which works well in cookies and heartier baked goods like muffins, or even in things like meatballs (chia seeds also work well in this fashion). For other baked goods you might use applesauce or pureed silken tofu (3 to 4 T per egg), and an added 1/8 t of baking powder per egg. If the recipe is already quite glutenous, it will often still work well if you simply increase the liquid by 1/4 cup per egg (like in yeast breads).
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What an incredible resource, so generously provided by a large community of health minded bloggers. Thank you for sharing this. I will be passing the word around for your e-book, I know people will be as grateful as I am.
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Thanks Jeanette! So glad you like it and I appreciate you passing on the message!
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Jen
Wow! I’m finding this a year after it was posted, but am so grateful for your enormous effort. What a great thing you have done for so many parents and kids alike. Thank you! : )
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Hi Alisa – what a great idean. This free cookbook is amazing. I was wondering how you went about creating a free E-cookbook? Any information on this process would be super helpful.
Regards
Melissa
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Michel
Can we still get a hard copy of this book ? If yes where (bookstore in Canada – Montreal area or through the web – not able to find on amazone.ca) ? I just bought your diary free book for my girlfriend who has diary allergies. Would like to have a copy prior November 29 since it is her birthday and I’m sure she will like both of your books.
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Hi Michel – Go Dairy Free is available in hardcopy, and is in Canada too (see Amazon.ca). However, Smart Schooltime Recipes is an e-book only. It is free and instant to download on this page. Unfortunately, no physical book for that one though!
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kitblu
What an amazing FREE cookbook! As I scanned through the recipes I kept thinking of more people who would like this book. I will send it to several people along with a link to your site. Of course I subscribed. I don’t need gluten-free, dairy-free or nut-free but I also don’t need gluten, dairy or nuts.
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Thank you so much! I’m glad you like it and am elated that you have others to share it with too 🙂
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I’ve tried multiple times to download this e-book and nothing happens! What am I doing wrong? Usually, I have no problem downloading things.
Anybody?The recipes look great…can’t wait to try the Vegan ones on my Vegan son! He’ll be so surprised! (He’s 26! LOL!)
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No problem here, it seems to be working fine. Did you download the latest version of Adobe acrobat? See the link in this post (right below the ebook) to make sure you have the latest version. Without it you may have trouble viewing and downloading the ebook. Adobe is free, too.
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Sara
Alisa I am so excited to try out these recipes! Thank you so much!
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Marji Schoeneman
Hi Alisa, I see the comments here are from quite a long time ago. Your ebook is amazing, congratulations. I don’t know whether you will see this or have the time to respond, but I am in the process of trying to create an ebook of family recipes for my grown children, and I have to admit, it just seems overwhelming. I can’t quite seem to track down a method, a site, an instructional guideline, I kind of go in circles doing research online, and then it gets put off again. Anyway, I just thought you may have some advice, could point me in the right direction? Thanks for any help. Sincerely, Marji
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