… to one of our cooking idols, Ruth Reichl, who along with her then staff at Gourmet Magazine, sifted through 50,000 recipes to come up with a collection of 1,200 which we refer to as the “yellow Bible.” One of us (Cynthia) would not be the culinary goddess that she is at Thanksgiving (and throughout the year!) without it.
The recipes for Green Beans and Roasted Squash with Sherry Soy Butter and the Sausage Fennel Stuffing have become holiday staples at her house and these dishes never disappoint… So much so, there are never any leftovers!
Do you have a “go to” cookbook or kitchen Bible?
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I don’t…but after reading/seeing this, maybe I should!
I adore Ruth Reichl and Comfort Me with Apples is one of my favorite books. xx
Mmmmmm…this looks good! I adore all of Ina Garten’s cookbooks and also Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything!!!!
But, I might be branching out after seeing this!!
Happy December!!
xx
I swear by Marcella Hazen!
Looks delicious! I think I need to add that to my cook book shelf! My go-tos are usually the Barefoot Contessa cookbooks — I’ve never had a Barefoot recipe fail on me yet!
Yum, now I am hungry!! I use the internet a lot now! My Mom on the other hand has a collection of every kind of cookbook imaginable, she reads them like a novel, dreaming of all the dishes she could make, but never does, hehe. She is a wonderful cook so she really enjoys the whole process!!
Merry Christmas ♥
Kathysue
I really love Ina Garten’s cookbooks – her recipes always turn out beautifully. These sound amazing though – think I’m going to have to check them out!
Mom’s box of collected recipes is the go-to around here! Could really use a dish of those greens beans and squash right now tho…
xo Cathy
I have this book as well but must admit I haven’t made many things from it – clearly I need to revisit that!!
Those do look delicious! I’m an America’s Test Kitchen girl…I love their explanations and “Best Recipes.” I need to explore Gourmet more obviously! xxKO