Jessica Fisher est une auteure renommée pour son expertise en cuisine familiale. Son travail met constamment l'accent sur la création de repas abordables, imaginatifs et nutritifs. À travers des blogs et des livres populaires, Fisher permet aux lecteurs de préparer des plats délicieux et économiques pour leurs foyers.
Busy families on a budget save money and time by cooking and freezing big batches of food. This new edition, with 25 more recipes and color photos, provides a roadmap.
Jessica Fisher, top food blogger and mother of six, offers 100 of the best juicing recipes, combining a popular consumer category with a healthy and nutritious approach.
Fast and easy anytime meals from an award-winning blogger, a recognized expert on budget-friendly eating, and a mother of six who puts her culinary wisdom to use everyday.
When We Were Alive addresses the dark side of relationships, war, non-romantic love, passion, and the burden of guilt from living in a world we are powerless to fix.
The four followers have to find their guardians before its too late. Will they make it in time? Will the guardians be able to learn from their past, or will they be consumed by their grief and loss? Can the elemental guardians save the world? Will they be able to learn how to master their element and at the same time push back the darkness?
A meditation on art's longevity and the brevity of human life from the highly acclaimed, award-winning author of Frail-Craft and Inmost. Jessica Fisher brings "the faraway close," through ruthless yet tender interrogations of possibility and permanence. Set against the backdrop of the fallen empire of Rome, Daywork takes its title from the giornata--the name in fresco painting for the section of wet plaster that can be painted in a single day, where each "day" is marked by the hidden seams in a finished painting. In a voice that is as poised as it is unmistakably urgent, Fisher aims to uncover what adheres against the fabric of history, and what becomes effaced over time. Her search leads her to discover signs of ruin of a different kind, and her poems begin to coalesce around a single perilous realization: that time is not merely an agent of erasure. Time is also a tether, rendering violence, beauty, grief, and art separate merely by a matter of days. "So you see once again," she writes, "violence is to beauty / as the warp to the weft / always somewhere beneath." Like the fresco itself, Daywork is committed to a time- and site-specific art, and to the daily work of creation. At once an elegiac meditation and a brave unearthing, this book expertly discerns the monumentalizing portrayals of history and its violences, while boldly illuminating other crucial accounts of everyday existence.
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