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The Way I Cook |
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Rating: Summary: The only cookbook you'll need Review: I love to cook and so have a million cookbooks, but I use The Way I Cook almost exclusively. This book contains just about any standard dish you're looking for as well as novel recipes. The recipes are not complicated to make, nor are the list of ingredients too lengthy or hard to find. The best thing about this cookbook is that I have NEVER had anything I've made from it turn out badly, and I've made many of the recipes.
Rating: Summary: The only cookbook you'll need Review: I love to cook and so have a million cookbooks, but I use The Way I Cook almost exclusively. This book contains just about any standard dish you're looking for as well as novel recipes. The recipes are not complicated to make, nor are the list of ingredients too lengthy or hard to find. The best thing about this cookbook is that I have NEVER had anything I've made from it turn out badly, and I've made many of the recipes.
Rating: Summary: The Way YOU Will Cook Review: Lee Bailey is great. I have all his books, 'Weekends,' 'Desserts,' 'Cooking For Friends,' etc. and I use them almost exclusively. This book is quite comprehensive and includes a few recipes from his other books. From the highly original 'Scrambled Egg Salad' to the simple 'Tomato Aspic' to the marvelous 'Veal chops with Blackberries' to the divine 'Natchez lemon Cake' you won't regret buying this cookbook. The recipes are laid out in a simple, straight forward style. Lots of cookbooks promise fabulous dishes. This one actually delivers it.
Rating: Summary: A Book to Really Cook From Review: Lee Bailey's cookbooks are usually such wonderful visual treats that you hardly notice that the recipes are simple and straightforward and very interesting. And you would hesitate to bring them into the kitchen for fear of ruining the gorgeous pictures. This book has NO PICTURES, just lots and lots of recipes for great food. I'm not sure it has all the recipes from his previous books but it sure has most of them. I checked a number of favorites at random and they were all there. He says "I'm still a sucker for quick and easy and quirky ..." and his taste is sure. Take the other books out of the library or leave them on the coffee table - but buy this one to cook with.
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