Do you still have people asking you what you want for Christmas?
Are you getting into cooking and not sure what cookbooks are worth buying?
I have put together a list of my top ten FAVE cookbooks! I can assure you they are all worth purchasing, as I have tried many wonderful recipes out of each one. Since I am known to be quite the food snob...you can trust me and my tasting guidelines. These are the cookbooks that I run to when I am in need of a recipe.
I know this is a bridal edition, but if you are newer to cooking you need this. I received this as at a bridal shower. You can count on this to provide general cooking/baking knowledge and good reliable recipes.
This is my favorite baking book by far. I got to go to Rosie's bakery when I was in Boston (long after I became obsessed with her cookbook). The world's best brownies!!
Oh how I love Paula. She is famous for her wonderful home cooking style...which is my favorite style of cooking. She has given me so many recipes, but I have to say that her first cookbooks (these) are better than her newer ones.
Getting into freezer cooking? This is what you need. It was eye opening to me to see all of the different types of food that freeze well.
Again, more freezer recipes. They are inexpensive and both books have great recipes. I can't choose one over the other.
What can I say besides I love my crock pot. I have yet to try a bad recipe from this book...and I have had it for years!
I love Taste of Home magazine for their good, normal recipes. This cookbook is wonderful and full of winning recipes.
Betty Crocker is just awesome. This is my second fave Betty book...first is the bridal edition.
Another Taste of Home cookbook. I like them both equally and I have tried many recipes out of each. I actually have the edition before this, but they are pretty much the same.
Now this has some awesome desserts. I love the banana pudding recipe in here...best ever!
Are you getting into cooking and not sure what cookbooks are worth buying?
I have put together a list of my top ten FAVE cookbooks! I can assure you they are all worth purchasing, as I have tried many wonderful recipes out of each one. Since I am known to be quite the food snob...you can trust me and my tasting guidelines. These are the cookbooks that I run to when I am in need of a recipe.
I know this is a bridal edition, but if you are newer to cooking you need this. I received this as at a bridal shower. You can count on this to provide general cooking/baking knowledge and good reliable recipes.
This is my favorite baking book by far. I got to go to Rosie's bakery when I was in Boston (long after I became obsessed with her cookbook). The world's best brownies!!
Oh how I love Paula. She is famous for her wonderful home cooking style...which is my favorite style of cooking. She has given me so many recipes, but I have to say that her first cookbooks (these) are better than her newer ones.
Getting into freezer cooking? This is what you need. It was eye opening to me to see all of the different types of food that freeze well.
Again, more freezer recipes. They are inexpensive and both books have great recipes. I can't choose one over the other.
What can I say besides I love my crock pot. I have yet to try a bad recipe from this book...and I have had it for years!
I love Taste of Home magazine for their good, normal recipes. This cookbook is wonderful and full of winning recipes.
Betty Crocker is just awesome. This is my second fave Betty book...first is the bridal edition.
Another Taste of Home cookbook. I like them both equally and I have tried many recipes out of each. I actually have the edition before this, but they are pretty much the same.
Now this has some awesome desserts. I love the banana pudding recipe in here...best ever!
What is your favorite cookbook?
