Today
*Giveaway CLOSED*
Today….
because I just got home from Orlando
because I’m tired
because my flight was delayed
because I didn’t make any new recipes
and because I love ya
I’m giving away a signed copy of Joy the Baker’s new cookbook to one of you lucky people.
I’ve been following Joy for quite some time and love her recipes, writing style and humor. She talks just like she writes, so it was so fun being able to meet her in person.
Hi Joy!
This cookbook is bright, colorful, fun, happy and most importantly full of amazing recipes that are creative, fun and delicious.
To enter, just leave a comment answering this question “what is your favorite cookbook?“
That’s it!
Giveaway closes Wednesday morning {March 21st} NOW CLOSED before I post my next recipe!
Good luck!
**Giveaway sponsored by yours truly.
I love my America’s Test Kitchen cookbook. It’s my go-to for everything.
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I love the old classic Joy of Cooking. They have a recipe for pretty much everything! Thanks for the great giveaway!
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The Cake doctor – only because I can make cakes that seem fancy but really are a breeze!
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“How to Cook Without a Book” by Pam Anderson
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I love cookbooks. But usually there are very few recipes I would actually eat. I’d have to say my favorite is a good housekeeping one. not because of the recipes it offers though. It was given to my grandmother when she and her husband of 50 years got married. It has her notes written in it for how they liked it, how she changed things around, and what she might try next time. I love that.
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Pressure Perfect by Lorna Sass. I love my small pressure cooker!
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The essential Mormon Cookbook
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Right now, I’m really loving Dorie Greenspan’s From my home to yours. I’ve been slowly working through the book for months!
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My favorite cookbook is CakeSpy by Jessie Oleson.
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Really basic…Joy of Cooking.
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My current favorite is Vegetarian by Alice Hart!
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My favorite cookbooks are the Ellie Krieger books.
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Any of Rachael Ray’s cookbooks.
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The Splendid Table by Lynne Rosetto Kasper
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I’m not sure I have a favorite cookbook. Whenever I need a recipe I look on the internet and read reviews. Some are good and some are not so good!
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Hm, I don’t have a fave cookbook, lately I’ve been getting all my recipes from pinterest
. I could sure use this cookbook though!
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I love the cookbook of family favorites that my family put together for me before me wedding last summer.
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Church cookbooks are always my favorite!
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The cookbook I most treasure is “The Joy of Cooking” It is my favorite because my step-Dad (a wonderful man–he married my mother when she was a widow with five kids) gave it to me. It is not the cookbook I refer to most often, however.
I love all of my community (school, Church, Grange) cookbooks that I’ve acquired throughout the years. and, I really like my “Brand Name” cookbook that I bought years ago for less than $3
Thanks for the giveaway.
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Better Homes and Garden cookbook. I don’t use it often, but it will always and forever remind me of my Grandmother.
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My favorite is the Hershey Chocolate cookbook.
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My favourite cookbook is the daily list of recipes found on under the “Blogs that I love!” section from http://www.simplyscratch.com
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Our Family Cookbook…with a collection of recipes from close family relatives.
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the original joy of cooking is my go to cookbook!
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I have to say Rick Bayless’ Mexican Everyday
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Joy of Cooking – it’s a classic for a reason.
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How To Be A Domestic Goddess – Nigella Lawson. Lots of good baking recipes!
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My favorite are the Hamlyn All Color series. Great pictures, easy recipes and suggestions for alternative ingredients.
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My favorite cookbook is the Joy of Cooking
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My face cookbook is the one my mom and grandma put together for me. My grandma died a couple years ago so, needless to say, seeing those recipes in her handwriting pretty much makes me cry when I use them but I treasure it so much. Plus, I’m so grateful that I asked her to write some of these recipes down so that I can continue making them for my family.
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I love the Our Best Bites cookbook–so many family regulars in that book.
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I love the Pioneer Woman’s first cookbook. I haven’t bought her second cookbook yet, but plan to. I love her humorous writing and all of the pictures of their ranch in her first book!
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My favorite cookbooks are our family cookbooks that we have created and published.
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My very favorite is a specific copy of Julia Child’s first cookbook. A group of friends gave it to me, and they annotated it especially for me. Some comments are even about the recipes!
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I compiled a cookbook for my two daughters called, “Cooking with Mom”. It’s my favorite since it has our family favorite recipes, including many from my childhood.
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I love my church/community cookbooks.
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I love my classic version of the Betty Crocker cookbook. And my father’s Joy of cooking.
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there are SO many… but would have to say Pioneer Woman
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My mum has a great cookbook by the Australian Woman’s Weekly – I have no idea where she got it from because she’s not Australian, nor does she read Woman’s Weekly, but she’s had it ever since I can remember and it’s my go-to book for baking!
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Oh man… so many great cookbooks. My favorite go-to cookbook at the moment is: Fresh & Fast Vegetarian By Marie Simmons
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I really like my Taste of Home cookbook but it’s not meeting all of my needs anymore.
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I LOVE the America’s Test Kitchen Baking book. It’s absolutely wonderful and has all the classics that I love to bake. Oh baking. I love Joy the Baker!
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Oooh, my favorite cookbook is [currently] my Treats Truck cookbook–lots of yummy sweets straight from my favorite dessert truck.
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Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book. It has a basic recipe for everything that I can tweak to my liking. It’s old and torn but I still use it all the time
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If I could only have one cookbook, it would be Joy of Cooking.
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My cookbook collection is actually quite sparse, I own maybe 5, 2 of which are Rachael Ray’s…not something I very proud of. So with that in mind, my favorite is probably the most classic…Julia Child’s Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
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I like the “More with Less” Mennonite cookbook – lots of real food in simple recipes that are inexpensive to make.
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Haven’t had much time lately due to hockey season so my go to cookbook is Barefoot Contessa’s “How Easy Is That”.
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My mom made me a cookbook of all my favorite home cooked recipes and gave it to me when I moved out. Still my favorite :0)
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I love Joy! So cool that you got to meet her – ahh if only she were coming to Minneapolis! My favourite cookbook of all time is Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything. I’ve learned SO much from it. Although for a more current book – I’m in love with Kim Boyce’s Good to the Grain.
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