my mom is constantly saying how she's sick of all the things she makes/doesnt know what to make anymore lol

so i figured it was a good idea to get her a cookbook or three for christmas..

need a cook book that mainly has stuff u would eat for dinner

she's a pretty good cook. i wouldnt call her a noob. the stuff she makes is godly, but we just need more options lol. idk. stuff with super fancy ingredients is not a good idea. or if the foods take longer than 45 min

oh i should prolly note that i hate pretty much every vegetable LOL. i only like corn/potatos/small amount of onions/peppers

anyone got any recommendations of what book(s) i should get her?

looking to pay $75ish or less..(its a cheap christmas this year bc family poor yo) lol. this my first year with a job (just started a month ago) so i wanna get her something decent~

This post was edited by JustinYummy on Dec 15 2012 06:42pm

I just recently bought this book

http://www.amazon.com/Chef-Michael-Smiths-Kitchen-Favorite/dp/0670066915/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1354116027&sr=1-1&keywords=chef+michael+smith%27s+kitchen


There's some really great recipes in there although he does cook with vegetables just about every chef does if I where you I would learn to enjoy them rather than fighting.

not really a book per se but get her the "million and one recipes" disc. pop it into the cpu and search.

ima get these:

joy of cooking

mastering the arts of french cooking

better homes and gardens new cook book

75th Anniversary Edition ?

I really enjoy the food which I've made out of this book:

http://www.amazon.com/Longer-Cookbook-Readers-Digest-Publisher/dp/0895773953

imo have her watch youtube vids

http://www.youtube.com/user/LauraVitalesKitchen
http://www.youtube.com/user/foodwishes

yeah I do this more than look at books,

there are many reasons why i would never let my mother touch my computer
but ya. she's huge newb.
not rly an option



yap

This post was edited by JustinYummy on Dec 18 2012 08:15am

look uo Jamie Oliver or Nigella Lawson