At the Kitchen Sink

A cookbook serving up real-life nourishment from the creator and television personality of Dish It Girl.

“This book is full of practical, no-fuss recipes that anyone can pull off, but still pack a punch in flavor.”—Kevin Jonas

Have you ever stood over the kitchen sink and asked God to help you make it through the day? The water is running, and you’re taking a deep breath, gripping the counter in front of you as you summon the strength to make it to bedtime. Or maybe you’re over the kitchen sink loading the dishwasher after a Sunday dinner full of friends, family, laughter, and joy.

This is a cookbook for each part of that journey, with inspiration and a helping hand—no matter what your kitchen sink looks like. Dina invites you into her busy kitchen giving you a peek into her family life, passing on her family favorites in the hopes they become yours as you feel the joy of everyone digging into Chicken Marsala with a Pancetta Cream Sauce. To know the way your heart warms as your niece begs you to make a batch of the Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies. Cheering alongside you as you experience the triumph swelling up when you turn rotisserie chicken into mouth-watering enchiladas. Or taking a quick “Mom Minute” with a Peanut Butter Marshmallow Stuffed Date in hand as you read through devotionals that draw from her own experiences as a mother, entrepreneur, and women of faith.

Dina wants to help your heart to become just as full as your table during everyday moments such as:
• Morning Person (Wake-Up Call)
• Ahead of the Game (for Pre-Prepped Dinners)
• Carpool Nights (for Weeknight Grab and Go)
• Pantry Picks (for Something from Nothing)
• The Sit-Down (to Impress Without the Stress)

Whether you’re scraping by on a busy weeknight, planning a big meal for a celebratory gathering, or reminding yourself to eat in the middle of a busy afternoon, At the Kitchen Sink will remind you that there is marvelous in your mundane, and there is purpose in your prayers at the kitchen sink.

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