At the Kitchen Sink

“This book is a treasure, a true gift for body and soul. Dina Deleasa-Gonsar has this vulnerable voice that gently touches our heart, all while her recipes nourish our bellies. She speaks from her heart, and it jumps off the page as if she’s right here reading aloud. The recipes are simple and approachable but absolutely not ordinary. This book will give you hope and some fabulous inspiration for tasty meals you might not have tried. Above all else, Dina Deleasa-Gonsar’s beautiful relationship with Jesus is my favorite part about this book. At the Kitchen Sink is a must for every home.”—Danielle Kartes, author of Butter, Flour, Sugar, Joy

“Splattered with vanilla extract and smeared with pureed pumpkin, At the Kitchen Sink quickly became such a treasure. But more than just recipes filling my belly, Dina Deleasa-Gonsar’s real devotionals filled my spirit with so much hope, encouragement, and life to the FULL. Never have I read or seen anything like it—sure to bless anyone who picks it up (especially for those who try the Banana Coffee Whip)!”—Heidi Lee Anderson, author of P.S. It’s Gonna Be Good

“At the Kitchen Sink is so much more than a cookbook—it’s an invitation to discover God’s faithfulness in the everyday moments we so often overlook. Dina’s recipes and devotionals meet you right where you are, offering both nourishment for your table and encouragement for your soul. This book will remind you that even at the kitchen sink, God is at work, transforming the mundane into purposeful moments.”—Rebecca George, author of Do the Thing and You’re Not Too Late and host of the Radical Radiance podcast

“Dina Deleasa-Gonsar’s book is filled with recipes that have become family favorites. Now I don’t have to call her every other day for her dressing recipe. It is a joy to see my sister share not only her kitchen but also her heart with so many through this book. At the Kitchen Sink will no doubt give others confidence in the kitchen, as she has given me many times. The devotionals will leave readers feeling encouraged and assured that their efforts with their own friends and family are of the utmost value.”—Danielle Jonas

“Family time is so important, especially in the midst of such a busy life. When you are at home, you want to be surrounded by those you love sharing moments, most likely over a good meal. My sister-in-law’s cookbook At the Kitchen Sink captures this same spirit. Her book is full of practical, no-fuss recipes that anyone can pull off but that still pack a punch in flavor. I would know since I have taste tested quite a few. If you want to make meals that feel like home and don’t require a lot of effort, this book’s got you covered.”—Kevin Jonas