Yes. I have several of her books and told the wife to get rid of them all except the original one and the first 30 Minute Meals book. The rest are going to a garage sale.

When you get a chance, post up one of your favorite Ramsay recipes. I'd be interested to try one. I have made his "perfect rice" dish he did on his Youtube channel once. It was damn good rice as far as rice goes.

man.....picking a recipe will be a toughy. I 'll look this afternoon. so many tasty ones.


This is the book
http://bks1.books.google.com/books?i...tK66UFbWSh-k_O

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This is my wife's. In this day and age, we look our recipes up online on our tablets now. Haven't used a cookbook in quite sometime.

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I used to like watching Chef Paul Prudhomme's TV show way back when and that old Cajun guy with the suspenders and always into the wine. He is probably dead now I cant remember his name. Cajun food is incredible if you have the ingredients.

My cookbook I use a lot was an old Betty Crocker my Mom gave me when I first moved out on my own. I refer to it still to this day.

I bought this one recently and highly recommend. It has a lot of kitchen tools they recommend also.
http://img2.imagesbn.com/p/978193649...1_s260x420.JPG

I've probably got that same old Betty Crocker book:

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My mom actually gave one just like this to my wife a couple years ago. I'm not sure if it was hers or one she found on eBay.

I have a couple of ATK's books, and I have every magazine of Cook's Illustrated since 1993. Love them.

I'm ordering the ATK book next week. Good to see someone likes it.

I would recommend any of these three without hesitation:

http://americastestkitchen.buysub.co...-cookbook.html
http://americastestkitchen.buysub.co...oking-bks.html
http://americastestkitchen.buysub.co...kbook-bks.html

Justin Wilson...

Williamsburg Cookbook is excellent

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Glad you made this thread because now I'm missing one of my favorite books, time to tear this place apart.

Here's a few I enjoy, the Costco one is actually really good and it was free at the entry one day. Who doesn't like free?

I figured this would be your go-to:

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WTF is that shit? A kids cookbook?

Pepperidge Farm... Goldfish crackers... Keep up Inmem.

Buying a cookbook today is just like using the yellow pages to look up a phone number-a complete waste of time.

There are probably 50,000,000,000 or more GREAT recipes online for every imaginable food and that includes many of the recipes from all the so called stars of cooking, like Julia Child, Jacques Pépin, Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, and Emeril Lagasse to name a few.