Favorite cookbooks for family dinners
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Anonymous
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Looking for a cookbook or two that is good for a middle-experience cook mainly focused on family dinners. I'm sick of searching for internet recipes and then finding that they don't work well!
I don't want anything too technical (like not Cook's Illustrated), but am willing to spend an hour cooking so it doesn't have to be super simple. Like Mark Bittman's recipes would be generally more simple than I want and I've found them more suited to cooking for 1 or 2. So something in the middle! |
Anonymous
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Weekday/weekend from once upon a chef
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Anonymous
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Six O clock Scramble
Dinner a love story |
Anonymous
| Skinny taste |
Anonymous
| I like Barefoot Contessa at Home. |
Anonymous
| Milk Street Tuesday Nights |
Anonymous
Oh, I've stumbled upon some of her website recipes which have been really good. Would be nice to have collected in a cookbook - thanks! |
Anonymous
| Any Melissa Clark cookbook. Her newest cookbook is Dinner in One and is all one-pot meals. |
Anonymous
+1. We cooked so much from her cookbooks over covid times. Everything was good and fairly easy. |
Anonymous
| Not a cookbook. But the Smitten Kitchen blog is great. |
Anonymous
| RecipeTin Eats Dinner, (Editor’s pick) comes out on Amazon next week. All her recipes are splendid and easy, |
Anonymous
| Joy of Cooking. |
Anonymous
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Anything Melissa Clark
Any of the Milk Street Tuesday Nights books I use NYT a lot, especially Melissa Clark. |
Anonymous
| Dinner: A Love Story by Jenny Rosenstrach |
Anonymous
She has a couple of cookbooks out! |