What are some good cookbooks for the first time cook with no experience with cooking besides popcorn:)?

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This is a website, not a book, but it's great, because it has video how to info. And at the top you can do an ingredient search, put in the ingredients you want, it'll give you recipes. allrecipes.com/Default.aspx aspx.

I taught myself to cook with the allrecipes. Com site tharnffepha mentioned. I used to just microwave prepackaged meals and now I make most stuff from scratch.

A betty crocker cookbook is a must. However, there may be beginner-specific cookbooks out there that have fewer recipes but more specific instruction in the recipe.

HAPPY COOKING:You can trust '' taste of home '' magazines. Also their cookbooks. I have about 30 of them.

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I find that Betty Crocker cookbooks are good. I also get cookbooks from Cook's Country which really give you a lot of recipes, plus good tips and just thinks that every cook needs to know. As others have said...there are good websites alsocookscountry.com/I hope this helps...enjoy :) com.

I would try Sandra Lee. She has a show on the foodnetwork, called semi-homemade where she takes store prepared foods and makes a dish out of them with other ingredients she has on hand. This would at least get you familiar with basic dishes and bring some level of comfort to you in the kitchen.

You can find her books and magazines on Amazon. Otherwise, I recommend the Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook. It's been around since the 1930's with modern revisions since.It was my first cookbook.

I also recommend Cooking Light Annual Recipes Cookbook. The recipes can be prepared by a novice, usually healthy and categorized by recipe, menu and even method.

No home or first time homemaker should be withoutJOY of Cooking by Rombauer She even tells you how to boil water! .

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OK my friends I can cook a lot of things but not Southern cooking and Hubby has taken to Southern cooking.

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