Reddit reviews Microwave Cooking for One

It's better than this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0882894560?tag=microwcookinforo

>-microwave cooking for one

This exists, by the way.

www.amazon.ca/Microwave-Cooking-One-Marie-Smith/dp/0882894560/

Microwave cooking for one


http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-Cooking-One-Marie-Smith/dp/0882894560

You keep following advice of the chumps in here and this is the book you're going to need

And I thought this was sad.

the saddest book ever

Here it is on Amazon!

And the official site!

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If you're in the kitchen, this could be the saddest book of all time. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0882894560/ref=redir_mdp_mobile

Good point.

So we have to have at least two metrics for 'forever alone'.

One is the level of sad emptiness.

The other is the level of authenticity.

So my second example, like the Milhouse example by TrainFan, is high in sadness but low in authenticity.

The hot, rich guy in the movies who doesn't get the date this particular Friday, and thinks he knows how the rest of us feel as a result, is very low in sadness but high in authenticity.

Thus, Marie T. Smith wins. Without question. FAlvl100.

Available now: http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-Cooking-One-Marie-Smith/dp/0882894560

Only $18.57!

You may find this book helpful. It's also the ultimate "forever alone" cookbook there is.

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My favorite part of this cookbook is the reviews

>I originally purchased this book as a part of my suicide plans. Each microwaved meal was prepared in order from the beginning to the end of the book without regard to course type. Some days it was nothing but main dishes, others just desserts, but I did not want to leave this world without enjoying the kind of culinary adventure my intense fear of pavement and obtuse angles (makes it difficult to read books properly!) prevented me from embarking on. After cooking, eating, and cleaning up after the last recipe in the book, I had planned on hanging myself from a cross beam in the basement. However, as I sat there, bloated with what I believed to be an impacted colon owing to the book's cheese-based meals, I had what can only be described as a gastronomic revelation. With a few tweaks here and there to the otherwise masterful recipes in this sacred (yes, sacred!) cookbook, I could open my own restaurant. Yet my phobias kept me confined to my (assumed) dead grandmother's basement and only after exhaustive research on the Lycos, I discovered that various bleaching and coloring chemicals applied to the face and scalp dulled my senses just enough to mask the pavement and angles that had plagued me since I was a little boy. With unsteady gait, squinted eyes, and slurred speech, I emerged from my hermitage and stumbled to the local B of A, whose wise loan agents recognized the genius of my vision. Sure enough, my plan worked beyond all of my expectations, and my one restaurant built on this little cookbook, became a media and culinary empire! I still suffer the side effects of my anti-anxiety treatments daily, and the impacted colon is yet unresolved, but I am now hailed as one of my generation's greatest chefs and entrepreneurs. Marie: If I didn't (secretly) love men, I would make sweet, sweet love to you on a dining room table laden with dishes from pages 10-22 in your masterful, Bible-esque tome.

Sorry, Marie Smith beat him with Microwave Cooking for One

There is only one cookery book.

There's a second Microwave Cooking for One book here too, the top comment is gold.

I thought this was fake but apparently it's real:

http://www.amazon.ca/Microwave-Cooking-One-Marie-Smith/dp/0882894560/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1319067153&sr=8-7

Ah, I see. I'll just drop this beauty right here, Microwave Cooking for One, the saddest cookbook I've ever seen...

http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-Cooking-One-Marie-Smith/dp/0882894560