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A Valuables!I have two passions in spirit (besides family) cooking and reading. This cookbook satisfies both. I have practically read the entire book cross to cover and cannot wait to start cooking. I have made the summer tomato salad on page 171 at least 6 times. I didn't about fresh tomatoes could get better - but they do! You don't need pictures - the descriptions are mouth-watering. The notes are exceptionally helpful and I love the menu's offered in the back. When we entertain I love to do seasonal food and the suggestions of eatables pairings is fantastic. A must have cookbook - especially since the magazine is no longer with us.
Today's Scullery
This is a adroit book for today's kitchen. Very tastey recipes with only a few steps. I work fulltime and cook for my people every night, and this is the perfect book for me as I get tired of my food and don't have the luxury of time. I'm just working my way through the chicken sample now. So far my kids LOVE; spiced chicken, curry chicken and Peruvian chicken. This is a much more useful soft-cover than the last one. I am recommending it to all my friends.
Loyal book
Another peerless all-around cookbook. There are several out there, but this one should be in your library.
Cookbook Assemblage
Wow, 1007 pages with a pleasurable introduction and a very good index. Contains a nice vegetarian selection.
My 16 year old granddaughter made two of the following recipes and found the directions to be definite and concise directions.
So far, we've enjoyed the raspberry tart, the onion tomato tart and the Italian cookies.
more peerless recipes
I loved their first engage and have already gotten started with a few of the new recipes in this one. One of my favorites, so far, is the Poached Chicken with Tomatoes, Olives and Green Beans. It's in the pink, full of flavor and perfect for summer. I look forward to trying other recipes in the book. I find myself reaching for my Gourmet, Heed Bittman and Barefoot Contessa cookbooks the most these days. Of course, Marcella Hazan is where I go for anything Italian. She's the most appropriate. Too bad we won't be able to look forward to any other books in the Gourmet series, but I'm pretty happy with what I've got.







