How to Eat with One Hand

Praise

“When it comes to cooking at home, simplicity is key, and that’s true for new parents more than anyone. How to Eat with One Hand is bursting with a wide range of flavours that will nourish parents—and their families—at every stage. Loved this stylish book of standout recipes!”
—Lynn Crawford, bestselling author of Farm to Chef
 
“If you’re a parent and you’re tired or hungry—or both (we’ve all been there)—and need someone in your corner, you’ll find two great allies in this book. How to Eat with One Hand by Christine Flynn and Emma Knight is filled with simple recipes that you can cook for yourself and your family. Incredibly nourishing and all-around feel-good food. We all need help sometimes, and this book will be right by your side when you need it most.”
—Eden Grinshpan, host of Top Chef Canada and bestselling author of Eating Out Loud
 
“A stellar collection of recipes that are, simply put, food for the soul. They are vibrant, fun, and most importantly, they won’t take hours to put together. With recipes ranging from comforting family meals and snacks to dishes you can freeze for a busy day, How to Eat with One Hand, is a gorgeous gem of a cookbook that’s bound to become one of your favourites.”
—Diala Canelo, author of Diala’s Kitchen
 
“This cookbook is a culinary victory, straight out of the trenches of early motherhood, with simple delicious recipes and honest heartwarming storytelling. It provides the kind of comfort and nourishment that every new mom needs and deserves.”
—Nikita Stanley, co-founder of The Rebel Mama and bestselling co-author of The Rebel Mama’s Handbook for (Cool) Moms
 
“A delightful and fresh new cookbook with easy-to-follow recipes and delicious artwork. The essays throughout the book are hilarious, honest and inspiring.”
—Connie DeSousa, Top Chef Canada finalist and co-owner and co-executive chef of Char Restaurant Group

“New parents, you’re not alone: two Toronto chefs created the ultimate cookbook with you (and your little ones) in mind. . . . [How to Eat with One Hand] contains recipes for all stages of new parenthood, from pregnancy and its various cravings (biscuits and gravy! cacio e pepe! chocolate sheet cake with sour-cream frosting!) to making delicious meals for picky little ones. The recipes are especially good for busy parents. . . . The book also has some fun DIY project ideas like make-at-home playdough and bath bombs to help keep kids busy.”
—Toronto Star