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Subscribe to forums RSS#41 Mon 30 Mar 09 11:22pm
dawnrigoni
Occupation nature addict
- From austrian countryside
- Member since Tue 24 Feb 09
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
Thanks for mentioning a cooking magazine, how could I forget? My favorite one is Cook's Country. Wonderful!!!
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#42 Tue 31 Mar 09 2:25am
bcrain
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Occupation Duty Free Lancome and Fragrance sales
- From Greater Vancouver
- Member since Mon 23 Oct 06
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
Dawn, they have an artical on cupcakes in there along with recipes and they talk about other things like wines, cheese, and I think in this issue, Gin as well. 
oooh, Gin, I like the Gin 
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#43 Tue 31 Mar 09 2:32am
caitlinharveyau
- Member Occupation student
- From Australia
- Member since Thu 19 Feb 09
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
I have this cute little cook book thats pretty old called what my grndma used to make (I actually think my grandma owned it)
its full of cute little recipes that are just so 'homey' and simple
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#44 Tue 31 Mar 09 9:19pm
judimac
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- From East Yorkshire
- Member since Wed 16 Jul 08
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
For those of us who like to come home from work to a delicious meal, (and save electricity!) Slow cooking, curry and spice dishes, by Carolyn Humphries. Her Mediterranean and Round the world ones are good too.
Rice Spice and all things nice by Reza Mahammad, and Anjum Anands "easy" Indian are very accessible.
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#45 Thu 09 Apr 09 7:48pm
dawnrigoni
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Occupation nature addict
- From austrian countryside
- Member since Tue 24 Feb 09
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
Have a new fav: The Magnolia Bakery Cookbook. Great classics! Yummm...
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#46 Thu 09 Apr 09 8:38pm
minerva
Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
bcrain wrote:
Dawn, they have an artical on cupcakes in there along with recipes and they talk about other things like wines, cheese, and I think in this issue, Gin as well.
Oh! I REALLY like this kid!
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#47 Thu 07 May 09 7:55pm
dawnrigoni
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Occupation nature addict
- From austrian countryside
- Member since Tue 24 Feb 09
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
Hey guys awesome cookbook came in the mail today:
"At Home with Magnolia" by Allysa Torey. Lovely, scrumptious, down home recipes, and really really gorgeous photos of the food and the author's home and property in upstate New York....a big YES for any fans of Country Living magazine! Can't wait to try a recipe...think I'll start with yellow split pea soup with smoked hamhock; sun-dried tomato pasta with corn, orange pepper and pecans;lemon tarragon chicken; red potato, haricot vert, and cherry tomato salad; peanut butter blondies with white chocolate and pecans....
...and many more! 
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#48 Thu 14 May 09 5:09pm
suziwong66
- Member Occupation Honours student: Education
- From Adelaide, Australia
- Member since Thu 14 May 09
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
Great thead,
mmmm this is a hard qestion tho 
...have stacks of recipe books:
in no particular order:
Linda McCartney's World of vegetarian cooking
the cooks companion - stephanie alexander
the essential dessert cookbook
pizza, calzone & focaccia - maxine clark
Indian cooking - Lalita Ahmed
Jamie's Italian
Domesic Goddess - Nigela Lawson
Nigella Express DVD
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#49 Sun 17 May 09 6:35pm
Africanbear
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- From South Africa
- Member since Sat 16 May 09
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
One of my favorite cookbooks is "Cook with Jamie" I love a cookbook with great colorful pictures in.
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#50 Mon 18 May 09 1:41pm
itsmarie
Occupation Experimental learning
- From Surrey UK
- Member since Sat 18 Aug 07
Re: Your Favorite Cookbooks!
Passione, Gennaro Contaldo
Everyday, Bill Granger
The Return of the naked chef
Antiono Carluccio`s Italia
Cook with Jamie and i really like Ministry of food.
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