A Capri Top 10 List

Top 10 Best "Cook Books" Products

#10

How to Cook Without a Book

Pam Anderson

Books
Bonus

Stuff My Mama Taught Me

Dawn Taylor

Cook Books

Stuff My Mama Taught Me

More than a cookbook, though for "down home" cooking it is a superb resource. Intermingled with the recipes are spoonfuls of Native American lore and literature as well as fun tales of Taylor's family. As a cookbook it succeeds in providing tasty recipes REAL people can use on a daily basis . . . without those surprise ingredients (peacock stock, porcupine pate, shallots, etc) no one apart from Emeril is likely to have on hand.

#9

Joy of Cooking

Irma S. Rombauer
Marion Rombauer Becker
Ginnie Hofmann
Ikki Matsumoto

Books
#8

Joy of Cooking

Irma S. Rombauer
Marion Rombauer Becker
Ethan Becker

Books
#7

Emeril at the Grill

Emeril Lagasse
Steven Freeman

Books
#6

I Don't Know How to Cook Book

Mary-Lane Kamberg

Books




#5

The New Best Recipe

Cook's Illustrated Magazine
John Burgoyne
Carl Tremblay
Daniel J. Van Ackere

Books
#4

Health and the Domino Effect

Sharon R. Price

Books
#3

Rachael Ray 365

Rachael Ray

Books
#2

Rachael Ray 365

Rachael Ray

Books

My mother gave me the Joy of Cooking when I turned 18 and left for college.

I didn't appreciate its value to me until a few years later when I found almost every recipe I'd ever need in it. The Joy of Cooking is a must for every kitchen. Even though I have 30 or more cookbooks on the shelf by my stove, the Joy of Cooking is always the first one I pull out if I have a question or just want to try a new recipe. It is a classic cookbook.

Everyone should be supplied with the best cookbook ever - The Joy of Cooking just as they leave their homes and go out on their own for the first time.

Bonus

Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book (Better Homes & Gardens Plaid)

Better Homes & Gardens

Cook Books
#1

How to Cook Everything (Completely Revised 10th Anniversary Edition)

Mark Bittman

Books

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My mother gave me the Joy of Cooking when I turned 18 and left for college.

I didn't appreciate its value to me until a few years later when I found almost every recipe I'd ever need in it. The Joy of Cooking is a must for every kitchen. Even though I have 30 or more cookbooks on the shelf by my stove, the Joy of Cooking is always the first one I pull out if I have a question or just want to try a new recipe. It is a classic cookbook.

Everyone should be supplied with the best cookbook ever - The Joy of Cooking just as they leave their homes and go out on their own for the first time.

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