Joy of Cooking

Feeding the Whole Family

Anything by Nigella Lawson (Feast being my favorite)

The Ultimate Southern Living Cookbook

I also love the
Moosewood Cookbooks, I don't own any but have checked them out at the library with
Moosewood Restaurant New Classics being favorite that I've seen. And
The Best of Bridge is a great series of cookbooks, too - they're a Canadian series and my mom loves them so we ate a lot of their recipes growing up and have quite a few favorites from their cookbooks (I modified a recipe from
Grand Slam last night for dinner).
I also get a lot of recipes from the internet. I love
allrecipes.com,
the pioneer woman cooks, and Taylor's,
Feeding Your Family (which seems to be lacking the posts since he started his full-time job - but has a lovely archive of recipes!)
What are your favorite cookbooks?
2 comments:
Lately I've been going online and watching mini-tutorials at rachel ray's website. She usually has something slightly unique, incorporating vegetables I want to learn to cook the recipe prep is almost always fast.
Thank you so much for the list!
I love anything by Amerca's Test kitchen and I also enjoy Better Homes and Gardens. My favorite magazines for recipes are Saveur and Southern Living.
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