The Pennsylvania Council of the Blind announces the release of the “True No Measure Cookbook.” This book is designed for cooks who have neither the time nor the interest in creating an elaborately detailed recipe that requires either an eagle eye or a steady hand to make yummy dishes. This cookbook is the “No Measure Zone.”

Every recipe uses the quantities you’re most familiar with: a bag of this, a half a can of that, a box of those, two eggs, and a handful of them. Once you have this book, the only thing you’ll be measuring is the amount of time and frustration you’ve saved by not measuring.  So, if you can find them, throw out your measuring cups and spoons and order this book.

This unique idea is the brainchild of Morgan Park, a mom, student, worker, and person with a disability. Her vision is an easy to read and simple to follow collection of recipes that take the challenge out of preparing tasty dishes. Among the people Morgan believes this cookbook will help are: busy moms, college students, kitchen phobes, bachelors, seniors, newly weds, and people with disabilities such as vision impairment, manual dexterity deficits, and palsy. The proceeds from this project will benefit the Pennsylvania Council of the Blind, a statewide advocacy organization of consumers who are blind or vision impaired.

This book is available in 16-point large type, Braille, DAISY file, and MS Word CD. The Braille is one large volume available for $25. All other formats are $12.50. To order your copy of the “True No Measure Cookbook,” send check or money order to: PA Council of the Blind, 931 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102. Credit card orders can be made by calling (717) 920-9999 or by clicking on the PayPal button online at http://PCB1.org/cookbook. Be sure to indicate your preferred format and shipping address. The entire index of 223 recipes is also online at http://PCB1.org/cookbook.