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Contest ended: Congrats to our winner, Stephanie!
Today’s prize of the day is a free Glorious One-Pot Meals gift set. This set includes:
- Glorious One-Pot Meals cookbook
- Matching pot holder
- 25-minute Cooking Class on CD, hosted by Elizabeth Yarnell.
You can read more about Elizabeth’s personal story, and where the idea for Glorious One-Pot Meals came about by clicking here.
How to win
- Leave a comment on this post before 11:59pm Friday, June 20th. One comment per email address please.
- Each comment will be entered into a drawing. One winner will be selected randomly from those entries.
- The winner will be contacted via email, so please be sure you leave a valid email address with your comment. Please leave your email address in the box under your name (not in the comment section).
US & CANADA residents only.
For more on Elizabeth Yarnell, visit:
- Glorious One-Pot Meals
- Effortless Eating (Elizabeth’s blog)
- Elizabeth’s website
hmm, seems like everyone needs this cookbook! akkk! me too!
This sounds like a great idea. I usually only use one pot to cook in, because it is simpler for the cooking challenged like myself. My favorite is chili, because it is low fat/calorie and tastes so good!
Count me as entered! Great contest, Hope!
I’m so in for this one. I love one pot meals because I hate dishes — the fewer the better in my book.
Great contest Hope!
I would absolutely LOVE this. I cook every night and am always looking for new ideas!
I just recently discovered Elizabeth’s sites and one-pot cooking. So far I have tried it twice, with the same recipe both times, using the shrimp, feta and cous cous recipe that is her current featured recipe. I enjoyed this meal so much that I blogged about it on my blog awhile back. I would love the opportunity to win her cookbook. That would be awesome. Thanks so much for hosting a giveaway!
Ooh… me, me, me!! I love this idea- keeps you from grabbing something to make that you shouldn’t! This is my fave- one pot meal. So easy and healthy- can’t go wrong. :)
Oh, this is something I really could use. With one birdie out of the nest and two with one wing in and one wing out, I never know what to cook any more and for how many.
I’m finding that now I just grab things rather than making nice meals, even if just for my husband and me.
Marijke