What's your favorite cookbook?

[eaglecow]

I want to expand my selection of menu "staples" that are tried and true and that I can learn to make repeatedly, or to find a cookbook (or two or three) I can really rely on give me good results. What are your go-to cookbooks?

Comments

[pyjammy]

The Best Recipe. The one by ATK/CI. (Can't remember if it's America's Test Kitchen or Cook's Illustrated. Hmm.)

Also love the ATK Family cookbook, but it's a binder and kind of annoying. But foolproof and fun to read.

[linnyloplop]

I like any Barefoot Contessa Cookbook, Cooking Light Cook Smart Eat Well.

[tickledpink26]

I love the new Barefoot/Ina one - Foolproof!

[landr02]

As a fellow Duke grad, I know you'll appreciate ours!

http://www.fostersmarket.com/books/the-fosters-market-cookbook/

But my real favorite cookbook is actually for baking (so no real help with meals!). We have never once made something we did not like!

http://www.amazon.com/King-Arthur-Flour-Bakers-Companion/dp/158157178X/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1360261280&sr=1-2&keywords=king+arthur%27s+cookbook

[eaglecow]

You know, I have the Fosters cookbook and don't think I've ever actually made anything from it. Have you?