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30 Day Gourmet ©2003

30 Day Gourmet

Freezer Cook of the Month Winner

 

July 2007


Our winner this month is Eryn. Eryn talks about how the 30 Day Gourmet manual inspired her to start freezer cooking. This inspiration lead her to cook with a group of people from her church every month with the help of the Advantage Cooking Software.

 

Let's hear from Eryn:   

I just read your newsletter and I was hit with the sudden desire to write and tell you how much 30 Day Gourmet has meant to me lately.
 
I have done several bouts of OAMC, but never got into a routine.  We have 4 children under the age of 6, (and number 5 on the way), we own a small business, and we are very active in our church.  I love to cook, but I hate throwing stuff in a pot and calling it dinner.  (My family isn't very fond of that either!)  I knew that for the sake of money, and the sake of my sanity I had to discipline myself and just start doing it...but I still wouldn't do it.  Then...
 
I found your book, (used, on the internet) so I purchased it on a whim.  Then I checked out your website.  Hmmm... the wheels started turning.  Behold, I came across the free 30 day trial for the advantage cooking software... Ding. Ding Ding Ding I swear my husband saw smoke billowing out of my head.  So I downloaded the FREE trial.  I mean really, who can say no to free?
 
That was all it took.  I still will not discipline myself to do it.  So, I enlisted ladies at my church.  I decided that I would do it if other people were counting on me.  So now, at the beginning of the month I put out "menus" of about 6 recipes to choose from.  Each person can pick up to 2 of each recipe.  And they MUST have their choices into me 1 1/2 weeks before the scheduled cooking date.  I do the shopping, and deliver some ingredients to some ladies to do prep work, and do some myself.  Then on the set day, we gather to read our bibles, pray, and cook, cook, cook!  No one really gets a whole months worth of food, but we have a lovely day that is so well organized thanks to the Advantage cooking software. 
Everyone has loved the recipes, and now we are looking forward to having to divide the groups because there is so much interest! 
 
I just had to say thank you.  I never would have gotten myself going, and now not only am I completely blessed by having meals that I can serve my family, (and enjoy because no one is complaining) but other women that I love and care about are being blessed as well. 
 
Oh, and we have decided to make extra meals to keep for our meal ministry (we typically do a weeks worth of dinners when a baby is born, someone has surgery etc.) So now we will be able to help out even more when those hard times in life come up.
 
Thank you so much,
 
Eryn

 

Thanks for the sharing this great story with us!  

 

So, how do you make 30 Day Gourmet work for you?  How do you use it to help you deal with a challenge in your life?  How do you use it to help others?  Do you have a funny cooking story to share? Email me at  carol@30daygourmet.com or post your story on the Cook's Corner message board to be entered in our contest.   

 

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