Ready for some real food magic?
Whether you’re right-brained or left-brained, a scientist who follows every recipe to the pinch or an artist who tosses this spice and that into the pot, you can learn to tweak recipes to make them healthier.
If you love cooking with whole foods but miss your old favorites, this book is for you.
Better Than a Box is more than just a recipe book – it’s a tutorial in real food cooking, reverse engineering processed foods, and creative recipe development.
In the first 100 pages, you’ll learn step-by-step processes to transform your own family-favorite recipes by ditching the boxes and cans and using 100% real food. Through demonstrations of successful recipe remakes and the extensive section of basic recipes, your "Reverse Engineering" toolbox will be well stocked, and you’ll be inspired to take courage in the kitchen.
We leave no can of cream of mushroom untouched.
No box of Stovetop Stuffing is safe.
Buy now to get access to Better Than a Box plus ten additional bonuses, including printable recipe cards and Plan to Eat integration:
How to Transform Your Processed FoodsRecipes into Whole Foods Favorites
by Katie Kimball
(218 pages + TEN bonuses) regular price: $16.95 launch party special, through Friday at 8 a.m. only!(Don’t forget to download your free gift – Homestyle Chicken!)
Amazon.UK Kindle book
You also might like Healthy Snacks to Go, which is in the hands of over 5000 people, The Everything Beans Book, Smart Sweets, or The Family Camping Handbook. View them all HERE.
The print version of Better Than a Box should be available Spring 2013.
I’d like to invite you into my busy real food kitchen, where I took a moment away from making dinner for my family to talk about Better Than a Box:
If you can’t view the video, click HERE to see it on You Tube.
MASSIVE Grand Prize, over $400 of real foodie gifts to one winner, plus nine other winners. It’s worth clicking HERE just to see who is involved!!!
When you purchase Better Than a Box here at Kitchen Stewardship, you automatically get the entire Premium Package:
Better Than a Box is not yet available in print; just on the computer.
Print IS coming Spring 2013!
Kindle & Nook files 
Printable recipe cards basic pantry staples from the "Remake Resources" section
Access to all the recipes on Plan to Eat (a 30-day account works to view them, and you’ll also want to be part of the
KS group to see over 30,000 real food recipes uploaded by readers)
To view the recipes on Plan to Eat, click on the link in an email that will come to you within 7 days of purchase (separately from the download email). Do not friend request Kitchen Stewardship.
(11 min., my 7-year-old son is featured demonstrating Homemade Ranch)
FOUR Info Printables: Real Food Substitution Chart, Baseline Fats Chart, How to Cook Dry Beans, Chicken Stock Cliff’s Notes 
Printable: Freezer Inventory List How to Transform Your Processed Foods Recipes into Whole Foods Favorites
by Katie Kimball
(218 pages + TEN bonuses) regular price: $16.95 launch party special, through Friday at 8 a.m. only!(Don’t forget to download your free gift – Homestyle Chicken!)
See how there are three different kinds of chicken nuggets in that photo? I’m no stranger to adapting recipes for gluten-free and even grain-free. Many recipes include variations to accommodate food allergies.
There are 35 basic recipes + 25 reverse engineered recipes in Better Than a Box. Of those 60 recipes, here’s the breakdown:
Gluten-free: 51 Grain-free: 33 Dairy-free: 27 The sticking point for dairy is the cream sauce – which I understand can be made dairy-free, and there are adaptations in the book, but I still don’t count each recipe as dairy-free because I haven’t tried them all myself. Vegetarian: There are 28 of the 35 “remake resource” recipes that have no meat. In the end section, only 8 of the 25 have no meat, but in 10 others, the meat is ground beef or shredded chicken added to a sauce/pasta/rice. One could cut it out or sub with a vegetarian option.Eggs and nuts make rare appearances but are not frequently usedUltimately, the first 100 pages are a teaching section that anyone can use to learn techniques from, and the latter half is filled with the recipes. Better Than a Box would still be appropriate for any food allergy.
If you are disappointed in the book for any reason, including that you can’t find enough recipes to fit a dietary restriction, I will refund your money without hesitation. Just email me!
**Note: This eBook will NOT join any “bundle” sales until at least September, 2013.**
How to Transform Your Processed Foods
Recipes into Whole Foods Favorites
by Katie Kimball
(218 pages + TEN bonuses)
1. Do I need a special device to open the eBook?
Not at all. A PDF can be opened on any computer or mobile device. You’ll need Acrobat Reader, which you can download for free right HERE. Don’t forget to save it to your hard drive once you open it.
2. How do I load the files to other mobile devices?
On most tablets, you should be able to download the PDF files directly to your device by clicking on the links in your email confirmation from your tablet. For e-readers and tablets that don’t support file download, simply download the files on your computer and then transfer them via USB cord to your device. **Be sure to read your manual about how to connect and disconnect cords. I cannot be liable if something goes wrong.
3. Can I print the recipes?
Yes! Once the PDF is open on your computer, you can choose just a few pages to print when you find a recipe you want to make. I keep the photos off the recipe pages so you don’t have to waste expensive ink. The document is even formatted so that you can print back to front to save paper, and you’ll be able to put them into a 3-ring binder.
If you love a "real" book, Better Than a Box will be out in print sometime this spring.
4. I can’t see the buy button. What do I do?
Your device needs javascript enabled to see the buy button. If it’s not working and you’ve tried a mobile device and a regular computer, you can just Paypal the cost of the book to kitchenstew at gmail dot come and send me a quick email telling me what it’s for. I’ll deliver your files myself! 
5. It looks like a blank page when I download. Where’s the book?
When you click the download link, it looks like a blank page, but the eBook is actually downloading in the background. It will go into a “temp” file that may or may not automatically open up for you, depending on your browser settings. Click on your Firefox/Internet Explorer/Chrome icon at the bottom of your screen, and there is probably a new window downloading the book.
6. Can I give Better Than a Box as a gift?
What an awesome idea! I’m totally honored. A lot of the emailing stuff is all automatic, so the easiest thing to do is just forward the download links when you get them. Then you can explain to your friend what the gift is, etc. Thanks so much!
Like with a real book, one book is one book, so if you want a book to keep and a book to give, please purchase two copies.
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