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Cookbook you use the most often? (All editions included with original title.)

58 fans picked:

I don't use cookbooks / I use only my own recipes

29%

Family Cookbooks

17%

(added by Warah)

Rachael Ray's 30 Minute Meals

14%

Betty Crocker's Best Loved Recipes

Any kind of Jamie Oliver Cookbook

(added by Winslet)

The Joy of Cooking

Schoolbook for home economy

(added by Kamtsatka)

The Fannie Farmer Cookbook

Mastering the Art of French Cooking

The Martha Stewart Cookbook

The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook

Any books by Sandra Lee

(added by jlhfan624)

Bonniers Kokbok

(added by DrDevience)

Student's Vegetarian Cookbook

(added by kateliness2)

The Cook's Book

(added by mrleifholt)

leiths vegetarian bible

(added by oblix)

Dehila smith's

(added by sophieDP)

Everyday Italian

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cressida posted 2 years ago

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	cressida picked The Fannie Farmer Cookbook: I tend to use my own memorized recipes but when I need to pull out a written-down version, it's the Fannie Farmer I turn to first. posted 2 years ago.

	jlhfan624 picked Any books by Sandra Lee: Sandra is the best!! posted 2 years ago.

	cookie-cutie picked Rachael Ray's 30 Minute Meals: I lover her but sometimes i wish she would stop talking and cook something on her show. posted 2 years ago.

	DrDevience picked Bonniers Kokbok: Mainly I have most things in my head, but since moving to Sweden I have taken to trying to learn to cook some native dishes. Bonniers is the best cookbook I've found over here. Tons of great recipes. posted 2 years ago.

	kateliness2 picked Student's Vegetarian Cookbook: The recipes in here are really, tasty, easy, and cheap. I also love Classics cookbooks. posted 2 years ago.

	mrleifholt picked The Cook's Book: This is so much more than just a cook book, it is a collection of some of the best recipes from many of the world's greatest chefs. It's also a step-by-step guide to many basic cooking techniques. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves to cook, or just wants to learn how. posted 1 year ago.

	oblix picked leiths vegetarian bible: i love the food in this the best book we've ever had! posted 1 year ago.

	kayla-kayla-101 picked I don't use cookbooks / I use only my own recipes: i like to creat my own recipes posted 1 year ago.

	tamather picked I don't use cookbooks / I use only my own recipes: well i'm a good cooker posted 10 months ago.

	Lunatic picked The Joy of Cooking: Joy of Cooking, BRAP BRAP. Seriously, I love this book. It taught me the basics. posted 7 months ago.