I was thrilled that the local Starbucks' free app of the week was Bittman's How To Cook Everything for the iphone.
As you know, there's the growing Wall o' Cookbooks, but I'd say that THE go-tos are the 1940s era Joy of Cooking ('cause I grew up with that), the pink plaid Better Homes and Gardens ('cause I've never had a bad recipe out of it) and the wonderful charts in the back of Good Meals and How To Prepare Them, which you could get free with a subscription to Good Housekeeping... in 1928.
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Date: 2011-11-06 11:51 pm (UTC)As you know, there's the growing Wall o' Cookbooks, but I'd say that THE go-tos are the 1940s era Joy of Cooking ('cause I grew up with that), the pink plaid Better Homes and Gardens ('cause I've never had a bad recipe out of it) and the wonderful charts in the back of Good Meals and How To Prepare Them, which you could get free with a subscription to Good Housekeeping... in 1928.