Grandma's Faith Bundle — Meatless Fridays + Sunday Table (2 Cookbooks)

Two tables, one Grandma.

Grandma's Faith Bundle brings together both of Grandma's faith cookbooks — every recipe in both books was written new for these books, and none of them appears in Fast, Cheap & Confident or any other Fast, Cheap & Confident cookbook:

Grandma's Meatless Fridays: Simple Lent Dinners — 12 brand-new meatless dinners for Lent Fridays: Creamy Tomato White Bean Soup, Potato Corn & Cheddar Chowder, Crispy Fish Tacos with Cabbage-Lime Crema, Mushroom & Spinach Quesadillas, Eggplant & Chickpea Stew over Couscous, Broccoli Cheddar Rice Bake, Lentil & Sweet Potato Shepherd's Pie, Spinach & Ricotta Stuffed Shells, Southwest Black Bean & Quinoa Skillet, Creamy Mushroom Stroganoff with Egg Noodles, Mediterranean Tuna & Orzo Skillet, and Vegetable Pot Pie with Biscuit Top. In this book, "meatless" follows the familiar Lent Friday pattern used by many Catholic families: no beef, pork, or poultry on the plate, while seafood, eggs, and dairy appear in some recipes. Families and parishes practice in their own ways, so follow your household's guidance.

Grandma's Sunday Table: Fellowship Dinners & Family Favorites — 12 brand-new big-batch dinners for Sundays, fellowship meals, and family tables, most serving 8 or more — including a slow-cooker casserole, baked ziti, a beef & barley fellowship stew, chicken pot pie with biscuit top, and a crowd-sized apple oat crisp. Five recipes are flagged Daniel Fast–friendly from their plant-based, simple ingredients as written — Garden Vegetable & White Bean Soup, Lentil Carrot & Cabbage Pot, Roasted Sweet Potato & Black Bean Tray, Chickpea Potato & Greens Stew, and Cucumber Tomato & White Bean Salad — with the honest note that families adapt to their church's exact guidelines, and a family's own church guidance always comes first.

Every recipe in both books has simple ingredients, beginner-clear steps, an estimated time, an estimated budget band, a Make It Yours tip, and a note naming common allergens in the ingredients as written. Meat recipes include the relevant safe internal temperature where a thermometer check matters.

Both books are in English. Meatless Fridays also includes a Spanish welcome from Grandma; the recipes in both books are printed in English.

Honest note about the bundle math: bought separately, the two books are $9 + $9 = $18. Together in this bundle: $15 — you save $3. Already own one of them? Then this bundle is not your best buy — buying it would pay for that book a second time; buy the other book by itself for $9 instead. This bundle is for readers who own neither book yet. Neither book is included in the Complete Collection or in THE VAULT.

What you get: 2 print-ready PDF cookbooks (16 pages each) · 24 original recipes — 12 meatless Lent dinners + 12 fellowship and family dinners · 5 recipes flagged Daniel Fast–friendly with the church-guidelines adaptation note · beginner-clear ingredients and steps · estimated times and cost bands (estimates, not price guarantees) · common-allergen notes for every recipe as written · food-safety temperatures where they matter

Fast, Cheap & Confident — Jerry Madrigal, San Antonio, Texas.