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Recommendation for a cook book

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Posted by: forum9351

Does anyone have any recommendations for a cook book? So far, I have been recommended "American Test Kitchen" and "Joy of Cooking". I have been going through the recipes posted on this site, but I would like to get a solid cook book with healthy meals.


Posted by: IainDaniel

Honestly I just go online to look for recipes.

foodnetwork.com


Posted by: DontStop

The Schwarzbein Principle Cookbook

Absolutely DELICIOUS


Posted by: Smoo_lord

Just search around on the net mate. Or go into bookshops and shit and write down reicpes that you like. Go to a library and photocopy.


Yes I am a tight bastard when It comes to spending money


Posted by: forum9351

Thanks for all the replies. Most the cookbooks I've looked at have recipes that serve several people when I only want something for 1-2 servings. Foodnetwork.com is great though. Thanks again.


Posted by: Smoo_lord

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Originally Posted by forum9351 View Post
Most the cookbooks I've looked at have recipes that serve several people when I only want something for 1-2 servings. Foodnetwork.com is great though.
Use half the ingredients? Or make up the full batch, then portion it out and freeze.

If I make something like lean beef chilli for example, I would make enough for about 12 serves and then freeze it all with a side of brown rice. Then when I am screwed for food, I have a fallback.







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