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kimbalina

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Name your favorite cook books please

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:16 AM
Lizzie217

Hmmmm....I generally just go to Food Network.com and browse. But I like Rachel Rey's books...bc she makes fun yummy things pretty easily.

Also Barefoot Contessa has a nice new book out that has classic meals, simply made
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Posted 3/26/09 9:22 AM
SusiBee

Geez, I've got about two hundred cook books I've collected over the years.

The ones I go to most often :
Julia Child's "The Way to Cook"
"NY Times Cookbook"
Marcella Hazan's "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking"
anything by Jaques Pepin


 
Posted 3/26/09 9:25 AM
kimbalina


Posted by Lizzie217

Hmmmm....I generally just go to Food Network.com and browse. But I like Rachel Rey's books...bc she makes fun yummy things pretty easily.

Also Barefoot Contessa has a nice new book out that has classic meals, simply made
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I picked up "Back to Basic's" which is Barefoot Contessa from my library. It seens pretty good. It has lots of pics and tips.

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:26 AM
kristin597

I have a Newlywed cookbook..cant think of the full name but its huge and really helpful. I also really like Giada's books. And the crockpot cookbook is awesome!

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:28 AM
theburbshereicome

The only cookbook i have is the one my MIL gave me at my shower "Croatian Cooking for Beginners ", so her son doesnt "starve".
I have yet to unpack the box that its in :)Chat Icon

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:32 AM
kimbalina


Posted by theburbshereicome

The only cookbook i have is the one my MIL gave me at my shower "Croatian Cooking for Beginners ", so her son doesnt "starve".
I have yet to unpack the box that its in :)Chat Icon



OH god!!! LOL!!! Chat Icon

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:37 AM
MrsFab

I have a rachel ray 360 days of recipes that I like, the WW 5 ingredient one is my absolute favorite and I also use the Food Network one a lot- it has recipes from all their best chefs- bought it at kohls

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:39 AM
Lilbunny11609

I like the America's Test Kitchen Cookbook...but I usually just go online to recipezaar.com

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:41 AM
Cheeks24

MIL got me The Busy Mom's Slow Cooker Cookbook (even though I'm not a mom lol) but it's great because DH and I have crazy work schedules so it's perfect. Lots of great recipes in it that are very healthy. It also lists the nutritional info too.
I also have the WW cookbook. I haven't used it much, but it has a lot of great recipes.

And of course my fave, Bartending for Dummies!Chat Icon

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:43 AM
kimbalina

I have the Rival Crock Pot recepies book that I bought and love. Also a Home & Garden pink ribbion cook cook.
I also get most of my recepies on here or LIW.. or Foodnetwork.com

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:46 AM
RocPin

Im not a cook so Im not a good cook by any means and I wanted to know the same thing a couple weeks ago. I started this thread on the Food & recipe's board. Hope it helps Chat Icon

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:51 AM
Moon

I have many but I use the internet often.

FoodTV.com (food network)
cooks.com

 
Posted 3/26/09 11:59 AM
Strawberry2468

I gravitate towards the Good Houskeeping ones.

Great Baking- it has EVERY type of desert from apple pie to puff pastry and croissants. I LOVE this one and use it so much that the pages are coming unbound.

Desserts- sme of the same stuff plus some fancier stuff

The Good Housekeeping Cookbook- it's the big yellow one w/ a bunch of food and some deserts..pancakes..waffles, etc.

The Cake Bible- I have yet to make something from this book, but I liked the name so I bought it haha

 
Posted 3/26/09 12:33 PM
kimbalina


Posted by RocPin

Im not a cook so Im not a good cook by any means and I wanted to know the same thing a couple weeks ago. I started this thread on the Food & recipe's board. Hope it helps Chat Icon




Thanks!!! I searched "cook book" not as one word so I never saw the thread! Thank you for the link. Chat Icon

 
Posted 3/26/09 12:41 PM
JC621


Posted by Moon

I have many but I use the internet often.

FoodTV.com (food network)
cooks.com



Me too. I like allrecipes.com, because people who have made the dish before go on and rate it, so you kind of have an idea after reading the reviews if it'll be good or not, and they offer ideas of what they might change about the recipe, ie add more this, omit that, cook it for less time, serve it with this, etc.

 
Posted 3/26/09 12:49 PM
AMF1115

Lidia's Italian American Kitchen
365 20-minute Meals
The Official Junior's Cookbook
500 Cupcakes

 
Posted 3/26/09 4:17 PM
bittersweet

foodnetwork.com or I just google whatever I'm in the mood for

 
Posted 3/26/09 4:58 PM
TheDivineMrsM

not a cook book, but I love allrecipes.com and epicurius.com (sp?) AMAZING recipes waitting to be discovered!

 
Posted 3/26/09 6:56 PM
michellecarin

joy of cooking

 
Posted 3/26/09 9:17 PM