I want to find some new cookbooks that have recipes that are easy to follow - especially on how to season common meats/fishes, veggies differently for a change...
Any ideas ladies?
JPC1125
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cooking with 5 ingredients or less
Its wonderful and SIMPLE which I LOVE!
Blu-ize
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I'm thinking about writing my own!
kbeana24
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Its not a cookbook but I go onto FoodNetwork.com almost every day
ML110
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i have a few that i love... any of rachel ray's 30 minute meal cookbooks.... even though they all take more than 30 minutes- LOL, they've all come out great! also... for the basics, i love my betty crocker red and white checkered cookbook... and for the crockpot, ' fix it and forget it' cookbook is awesome!! so fun to just be able to throw some stuff in a pot, turn it on and come home to an already cooked dinner
Jackiwedd
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i really dont have a favorite cook book, but i did receive a book for my shower from the people who attended the shower. each person had to bring a recipe and it was made into a book. I loved it because I have my families favorite meals when they come over my house.
McSulllivan
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I love Rachel Ray's 30 Minute Meals! Also, the Joy of Cooking is an excellent reference. My absolute favorite though is my 'The New Cookbook', I forget if it's Better Homes or Betty Crocker, but I learned to cook from it and have so many editions!!!
I go on Allrecipes.com when I want to do something different!
