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  Cooking On A Budget

  J. Steele

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  Do you love sweets? Has the economy made it more difficult for you to fill that sweet tooth craving? You might have to stop buying your cookies from the bakery, but you can still enjoy those sweets by baking them yourself. Here are some tips to bake on a budget while also making your sweets taste and look professional. 
  * Buy in bulk. Get ingredients like cocoa powder, rolled oats, flaked coconut, nuts and spices in bulk. These ingredients are easy to store. 
  * Don't be afraid to use things that are about to spoil. Do you have some bananas which are past their edible state? Use them in some banana bread. Do you have some leftover cooked rice? Turn it into rice pudding. Even leftover mashed potatoes can be used in your baking by making potato fudge. 
  If you have bananas about to turn but don't want to make banana bread or muffins, then freeze the bananas peel and all so you can use them for baking in the future. 
  * Use your pantry. Just the basics from your pantry can be transformed into a great sweet treat. With some peanut butter and brown sugar you have the basis for a peanut butter cake. Add some oats, flour, baking soda, shortening, egg, vanilla and chocolate chips and you've got what you need. Or how about some peanut butter cookies that don't even need flour? Just add some egg and vanilla and you've got a simple peanut butter cookie. Do you have some canned pineapple and some raw carrots? Then you can make a Pineapple carrot cake. 
  * If you don't have buttermilk for a recipe, just make your own sour milk by pouring a tablespoon of lemon juice or vinegar in a cup of regular milk. Let it sit for a few minutes. It's the perfect substitution for buttermilk. Check online for more substitutions when you're missing an ingredient.

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  Blue Zone Feasts - Wholesome...

  Nathaniel Fordham

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  Blue Zone Feasts: Wholesome Dishes from the World's Longevity Cultures 
   Author: Nathaniel Fordham 
   Narrator: Isabelle Holman 
  Discover the timeless recipes that fuel the world’s longest-living people. In Blue Zone Feasts, author Nathaniel Fordham takes listeners on a culinary journey through the famed Blue Zones—Okinawa, Ikaria, Sardinia, Nicoya, and Loma Linda—offering nourishing, simple dishes that are as flavorful as they are life-enhancing. 
  This audiobook blends science-backed insight with soul-satisfying meals, sharing stories from elders, cultural traditions, and practical cooking guidance. From slow-simmered legumes to vibrant vegetable stews, rustic flatbreads, and longevity teas, these recipes celebrate the kind of everyday eating that promotes vitality, community, and joy. 
  Narrated by Isabelle Holman with warmth and clarity, Blue Zone Feasts is more than a cookbook—it’s an invitation to slow down, savor each bite, and live with intention. Whether you’re a wellness seeker, a plant-forward foodie, or simply curious about the world’s healthiest diets, this audiobook brings the secrets of long life to your kitchen—and your ears.

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  Walter the Wanderer

  Pavlé Sabic

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  Dive into the heartwarming adventure of Walter the Wanderer, a curious Scottish otter with an open heart and a knack for bringing the world closer together. This delightful tale follows Walter as he journeys across vibrant landscapes and diverse cultures, teaching the timeless lessons of compassion, love, and the power of a simple hug. 
  Through his travels, Walter reminds us all to lead with love, embrace the beauty of diversity, and celebrate the extraordinary connections that make us human. Perfect for listeners of all ages, Walter the Wanderer inspires kindness, reciprocity, and a renewed appreciation for the planet we share. 
  Let Walter's story inspire you to open your heart, spread joy, and make the world a brighter place—one hug at a time. 
  The world needs this love, and Walter is here to share it.

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  11 Simple Ways To Turn Your...

  Russ Chard

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  'How to Turn Your Garden Japanese' - 11 Simple & Easy Ways to Do It' is a book that has been specifically written to provide knowledge, inspiration and practical ideas and tips for turning your garden Japanese. The beauty of a Japanese garden space is that it doesn't have to be large at all. You can create a Japanese style garden in small, medium and large spaces depending on your ambition and budget. Japanese gardens are steeped in hundreds of years of history and the book gives you an insight into their origin and development over the centuries to the present day. Ingredients in a Japanese garden are key to its authenticity and there are many ways that you can introduce them into your garden space. 
  From shrubs, trees and plants through to ornaments and pathways. Gravel spaces with stones and rocks more popularly known as 'Zen gardens' - Karesansui in Japanese - meaning a 'dry water' gardens. The gravel which is often raked signifies a moving body of water for example. This book gives you 11 ideas for turning your garden Japanese on a budget and if you crave a calming, serene and stress-free garden space it could well be the starting point for your own Japanese garden or Zen garden. Japanese gardens are beautiful and memorable to the eye and if you create one it will be the envy of your family and friends.

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  The Mycophile’s Handbook - From...

  Jackson Reynolds

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  For anyone interested in learning more about the world of fungi, "The Mycophile's Handbook: From Spores to Harvest: Your Comprehensive Guide to Mushrooms" is an indispensable resource. This book, written by seasoned mycologists, provides a comprehensive look into the production of mushrooms, encompassing everything from sophisticated cultivation methods to the fundamentals of mushroom biology. Readers will discover how to grow a range of mushrooms at home or on a bigger scale with concise explanations and helpful tips. 
  The book starts off with an overview of the taxonomy, ecology, and life cycle of mushrooms—a fascinating subject in and of itself. The many kinds of mushrooms, from edible kinds to therapeutic species, and their distinctive qualities will become more transparent to readers. 
  Readers will find comprehensive directions for producing mushrooms from spore to harvest as they work their way through the book. The subjects addressed include choosing appropriate substrates, vaccinating spawn, controlling environmental factors, and resolving frequent issues. Whether you want to produce medicinal mushrooms for therapeutic purposes or exquisite mushrooms for culinary delights, this manual offers the information and direction you need to be successful. 
  The book covers mushroom production methods as well as culinary and medicinal applications, emphasizing the nutritional content and possible health advantages of mushrooms. There are many delectable recipes and remedies that will inspire readers to include mushrooms in their diet. 
  For mushroom enthusiasts of all levels, "The Mycophile's Handbook" is an indispensable reference that is thorough, approachable, and authoritative. Whether you're a novice seeking to get started or a skilled producer wishing to improve your techniques, this guide includes all the information you need to start your fulfilling mushroom adventure.

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  Lost American Projects: A...

  David Baker, Mat Irvine

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  Bring to life America's most amazing space projects that never were, using highly illustrated step-by-step guides.
  The major American space programmes that carried crews are well known. From Mercury, Gemini and Apollo in the 1960s and into the 1970s, through to the 1980s Space Shuttle, which made its final flight in 2011, they have all made their mark – even the North American X-15 rocket plane that earned many of its pilots their Astronaut Wings, owing to its high-altitude capability. All these involved a lot of new hardware, including the Saturn rockets, the Apollo craft and the Shuttle Orbiter with its solid-fuel rocket boosters and giant external tank. During this time of actual missions, space scientists and engineers were also looking at how all these new techniques and hardware could be put to even greater use. Many plans were devised, artwork drawn and technical models produced to illustrate the proposals. However, none were ever built and certainly none ever flew. This book looks at what could have been and how they can be built as models to display alongside those that did actually fly.
  Lost American Projects – A Spacecraft Modeller's Guide is a follow-on to Mat Irvine's earlier book, Scale Spacecraft Modelling.

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