I love Desperation Dinners...they're all 20 minute recipes (well, not for me, but for someone who chops fast and multitasks better). They're good recipes and are supposed to be child-friendly.
Post by greenkitty98 on Feb 28, 2013 14:03:14 GMT -5
The Joy of Cooking is probably the actual book that we use the most. Usually we look up recipes online or use the collection of recipes that my grandmother gave me (if we are using a recipe).
cooks illustrated cookbook =amazing. It has a recipe for everything and its all awesome!
I want to get this one. We watch the show this is based on Saturday mornings, and we have the magazines. However, it would be more convenient to have the cookbook instead of a pile of magazines.
Mine is no help, but my favorite recipe book is one that my mom made for me of all of her recipes when I went off to college. I use it all the time, but get most of my other recipes off of Pinterest/the Internet.
Love America's Test Kitchen (big red book)... Lots of great recipes and also ratings on tools/appliances and the such. Also, tells you about certain cuts (sizes of food), how to do things like blanching etc. They put out the magazine Cook's. Which one day I was looking in the book and saw that it was printed in Brookline, MA, right behind where I used to work at the Jimmy Fund (Dana Farber)!! I really wish they had an "open" kitchen for people to come and really eat their prepared stuff!