Good stuff guys. I have to check these books out and get one for myself. I don't have a cookbook
Posted By: chubbyalaskagriz
May 30 # 77 of 244
Style, please share w/ us your cooking/eating style, your skill level, your interests and any foods you'd like to try, and we'll recommend a book (or books) for you!
I now buy 100% of my cookbooks online used from Amazon. I rarely spend over 5 bucks for a cookbook (Amazon also charges a flat-rate of $3.99 for shipping of any sized book) and they almost always arrive in like new, or near new condition. I will likely never pay full-price for a brand new cookbook ever again! Not when I can get $30, $40 and $50 cookbooks used a year or two old for next to free!
I just went into my Amazon account folder and cut/pasted this... in case you're curious, here are links for many of the cookbooks I've bought this past year- note the prices for them if purchased new- and I didn't pay over 5 bucks for ANY of my copies!
Okay guys- normally I allow myself the l'il spending luxury of buying 1-2 USED cookbooks per month from Amazon. I like to keep it under ten bucks- which is pretty easy to do since even large-format $50 books at Amazon can be just 5 bucks, when buying them USED!
My mind is drawing a blank right now, though.
I like most any type of cookbook- especially if it's loaded w/ photographs!
Any fun/interesting recommendations that meet my criteria?
Posted By: Cook Chatty Cathy
Jun 18 # 79 of 244
Well there are these cookbooks by Lee Bailey:D;) I am enjoying a cookbook by Emilio and Gloria Estefan on Cuban Cusine, it is colorful and loaded with good recipes, I just wish there were alot more pages in it though!!! So don't pay too awful much for it Kev if you do decide to go for it!
Posted By: Style
Jun 19 # 80 of 244
WOW!! you weren't joking about the prices!! they really are below 5 dollars!! That's Great!!!! Ill have to browse around the section and see what there is. I, like you, prefer books with lots of pictures. It gives me a visual of the final item.