Big Bites

Praise

“I love Kat’s food philosophy—that we all have the ability to have a loving relationship with ourselves and savoring delicious, healthy food can be a part of that every day. Her joie de vivre really translates into a joy of cooking and sharing her gift for doing it with fun and creativity.”—Katie Couric

“If you’ve ever wanted to nudge your family in a healthier direction without having a full-scale mutiny on your hands, Big Bites is the book for you. Bring on the joy and the bounty and all the Hungry Lady inspiration in Kat’s kitchen! In her culinary best friend way, she will arm you with the speedy techniques and mama wisdom to make it fun and get the job done confidently, courageously, and most of all, deliciously! Create veggie lovers over bowls of Roasted Cauliflower Salad with Sesame Date Dressing. Make it better (and faster!) than take out with Air-Fryer Honey Mustard Salmon. If it’s time for a treat, tuck in to Brown Butter Brickle Bars—say that three times fast, and then get cooking!”—Daphne Oz, TV Host and New York Times bestselling author of Eat Your Heart Out

“Kat’s passion for food shines in everything she does; I absolutely love her recipes and zest for life. In Big Bites, her passion to create healthy, yet approachable meals for all eaters to enjoy is evident on every page. Each recipe celebrates how nourishing and delicious cooking can really be, and she teaches us how to find joy doing it.”—Alex Snodgrass, New York Times bestselling author of The Defined Dish and The Comfortable Kitchen

“Big Bites is not only beautiful and delicious—it also offers a path to empowering hungry readers everywhere to serve themselves and their families well and have fun doing it. With wholesome, hearty recipes that will appeal to the pickiest eaters in your family, Kat Ashmore and Big Bites are here to change your relationship with meals.”—Cat Cora, Iron Chef and co-host of Around the World in 80 Plates

“Kat’s approach to cooking proves that simple, clean ingredients and easy techniques don’t equal a lack of flavor. Big Bites is a good reminder that eating healthy doesn’t mean eating small.”—Shea McGee, interior designer and author of Make Life Beautiful and The Art of Home