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cook books?

Feb 08, 8977 by Ashley W | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

i yearning to find some good recipes but all the cook books i have have bland crappy recipes i want something not to difficult like a gourmet dinner but i can cook so just as long as the ingredients are easy to find and not to expensive. i like garlic onions the works i aversion curry blah and id rather have like southern food / barbeque / ohh and definitely lamb
online recipes would be faultless so i dont have to buy the book

http://www.harristeeter.com has some attractive good ones on it.
Max J | Feb 08, 9193

Go to provisions network. Pick Sandra Lee or Rachael Ray you can get some recipes from there.
nana | Feb 08, 9378

No joking....something new and full of flavor....

www.pamperedchef.com I would invest in their cookbooks too. They are worth it and everything I've ever made...I LOVE!!!

I used to be a expert and have the cookbooks so if you have any questions, please ask.
Pisces~Girl | Feb 08, 9484

a beneficial cookbook is Rachel Rays 30 min. meals. Its quick and easy.and yummy!! :)
Erica B | Feb 08, 9600

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Kevin K | Feb 08, 9635

Here are some websites u could go to:
bettycrocker.com
allrecipes.com
foodnetwork.com
cooks.com
epicurious.com
recipesource.com
cookingcache.com
aradai | Feb 08, 389

What is (in your opinion) the best cook book or cook books?

Jul 24, 2007 by newyorkgal | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Basically, I've marked to buy a cook book to learn brand new recipes. So, I was wondering if any of you yahoo users own or know of any cook books that are really well-thought-of and provide tasty recipes. Thank you so much!

The most appropriate general use cookbook I own is the Better Homes and Gardens new Cook Book (it's the red and white plaid one). It has recipes from lucid to complex and lots of stuff easy enough that we've incorporated them into daily meal making. Also lots of collection.

My other favourite is the "Complete Canadian Living Cookbook" - excellent recipes, we've loved everything I've tried.

Both cookbooks have leap, step by step directions - although neither have oodles of photos if that is what you're looking for.

For pure "fun" cookbooks - ie. a recreation to read as well as cook with - Jamie Oliver or Nigella Larson are wonderful.

Happy cooking!

Guzadog | Jul 24, 2007

Does anyone know any good Cook books?

Oct 26, 2006 by Baby Vamp | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I sweet cooking and I'm getting tired of makeing the same meals over and over again for my brother, step-dad, and mom. So I'm stressful to find different cook books to try to get them to try something other then home made pizza. Does anyone have any suggestions?

The superlative all around cook book is The JOY of Cooking, famed chef Julia Child once said that if she could have only one cook book that would be it. I've had one for over 30 years.

muckrake | Oct 27, 2006

Cook books - News


Reading this kitchen scale takes on new meaning
CNET - Feb 08, 2012
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Cookbooks Come Out of the Kitchen
Photo District News - Feb 08, 2012
Cookbooks Come Out of the Kitchen Edibles has become such a popular topic that new cookbooks need something special to make them stand out. Luckily for book publishers and editors, the notice and care paid to the production of culinary books has attracted not just food photographers,