Let world-renowned poet and speaker, Maya Angelou, invite you into her own kitchen through one of her cookbooks, Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart 
. It is a compilation of some food she has concocted, tasted and tried over the years. Maya Angelou also shares the close connection of food to good relationships.
>>>Your journey with Maya Angelou starts here. Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart
Take a glimpse on her family and life through this cookbook. Easy to cook recipes are found in this cookbook, all close to the poet’s heart.
Maya Angelou is a poet, writer and civil rights advocate who is a serious cook, observed her mother cook for the whole family during her childhood. Having struggled over weight issues over the years, this is also a collection of the tpes of food she has also created in the pursuit to lose weight after doctors warned her of the borderline health status. In addition, the recipes focus on the versatility of some food, something that can be eaten anytime of the day, be it breakfast or dinner.
With Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart you can cook some of her favorite dishes. Not only that you can taste it, you can also read some of Maya Angelou’s childhood stories found inside the cookbook, with commentaries on acquired taste and eating beyond fullness.
>>>Your journey with Maya Angelou starts here. Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart
With the focus on small portions, she spared nothing to achieve the desired taste in every recipe. The cookbook is a an elegant home style cooking that exudes decadence.
The main point of the cookbook is to emphasize that if the food is exquisitely done, small portions are just enough to be satisfied. The rationale that even leftover food can taste more flavourful through innovation.
I’ve read it from cover to cover, selected quite a few recipes I’m anxious to try out and I like eating a little now and coming back in 2-3 hours for a little more, “great food, all day long”! Thank You, Maya Angelou!!!
C
Really an enjoyable cookbook to read. I’ve already tried several of the recipes. One of the recipes, however, “Sweet Potato McMillian”, called for a very expensive liquer, which I won’t be cooking again!
Being single, I also have to halve the recipes. Seem that all were made for having dinner guest.
The personal antedotes are a great added touch.
W
>>>Your journey with Maya Angelou starts here. Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart
Take a glimpse on her family and life through this cookbook. Easy to cook recipes are found in this cookbook, all close to the poet’s heart.
Maya Angelou is a poet, writer and civil rights advocate who is a serious cook, observed her mother cook for the whole family during her childhood. Having struggled over weight issues over the years, this is also a collection of the tpes of food she has also created in the pursuit to lose weight after doctors warned her of the borderline health status. In addition, the recipes focus on the versatility of some food, something that can be eaten anytime of the day, be it breakfast or dinner.
With Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart
you can cook some of her favorite dishes. Not only that you can taste it, you can also read some of Maya Angelou’s childhood stories found inside the cookbook, with commentaries on acquired taste and eating beyond fullness.
>>>Your journey with Maya Angelou starts here. Great Food, All Day Long: Cook Splendidly, Eat Smart
With the focus on small portions, she spared nothing to achieve the desired taste in every recipe. The cookbook is a an elegant home style cooking that exudes decadence.
The main point of the cookbook is to emphasize that if the food is exquisitely done, small portions are just enough to be satisfied. The rationale that even leftover food can taste more flavourful through innovation.
I’ve read it from cover to cover, selected quite a few recipes I’m anxious to try out and I like eating a little now and coming back in 2-3 hours for a little more, “great food, all day long”! Thank You, Maya Angelou!!!
C Really an enjoyable cookbook to read. I’ve already tried several of the recipes. One of the recipes, however, “Sweet Potato McMillian”, called for a very expensive liquer, which I won’t be cooking again!Being single, I also have to halve the recipes. Seem that all were made for having dinner guest.
The personal antedotes are a great added touch. W