This book was written to share favorite family recipes. The family lived in the big woods of Pennsylvania. The author always attempted to provide the teenagers with healthy diets of food selections that they actually loved to eat. These healthy teenager favorites were practical, economically cost effective and very easy to prepare. The teenagers loved to help shop for the most cost effective foods, to share with their friends for social enjoyment.Step by Step instructions and acquired tricks are included in this book. The holiday traditional meals were developed and consistently requested, year after year. The grown children still prepare these holiday specialty meals for their children.The grown children often requested a copy of the instructions to prepare the foods they cherished from their childhood. After providing the recipes via email, or creating a written version of a recipe, the author of this book came up with the idea of creating a book to share all the recipes with all the children. During the creation of the Favorite Recipes from a Little House in the Big Woods, she had a new idea. The actual building of the structure for creating the book was quite challenging at times. With the technical background and the experience of training and working with people, she decided it would be a wonderful endeavor to help people capture and tout their own recipes. With this thought, the idea for a new book was born. A new book will provide the instructions that enable anyone to easily create and publish their own collection of recipes, quickly and at very low cost.
About the Author: Roberta Shauger worked in the information technology arena for over 35 years, supporting manufacturing and health care businesses. She has direct experience integrating applications both within an enterprise and between enterprises, electronic data exchange, project management for ERP system implementation and developing appropriate controls, policies and procedures for regulatory compliance. She was the lead person to review strategic relevancy of computer systems, definition of operational and performance issues and recommendations to reduce costs, improve communications and increase efficiencies of the information systems throughout an organization. Ms. Shauger has been active in the Data Processing Managers Association and served on the board of the local American Production and Inventory Control Society. To start a new chapter in life, she co-founded a company that provided consulting services for data integration. This venture provided a pathway from a training and consulting focus to writing books and helping people to write books.