Good Housekeeping Cookbook: 1,200 Triple-Tested Recipes

by Good Housekeeping, Susan Westmoreland (Editor)

Overview

From America’s iconic lifestyle magazine, this gift for newly married couple is "an essential resource for beginning cooks . . . highly recommended." (Library Journal )

This elegant bridal edition of Good Housekeeping’s trusty cooks companion will help newlyweds get off to a delicious start as they launch their new life together. Featuring 1,275 triple-tested recipes plus indispensable cooking and entertaining advice. Also included are tips for selecting cookware, bakeware, appliances and utensils as well as kitchen cleanup advice for floors, countertops, the refrigerator and oven. More than just a cookbook, this special gift to the bride and groom will be an enduring symbol of best wishes in years to come. 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781618372666
Publisher:	Union Square & Co.
Publication date:	11/22/2022
Series:	Good Housekeeping Cookbooks
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	704
Sales rank:	873,078
File size:	86 MB
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About the Author

Susan Westmoreland is Culinary Director of Good Housekeeping. Media appearances include the TODAY show, Good Morning America, Food Network and Cooking Channel shows, NPR’s All Things Considered, and The Connected Table.  She is a member of the Kitchen Cabinet at Smithsonian Museum of American History and has served on the Board of Directors of Les Dames d'Escoffier and the New York Women’s Culinary Alliance. In 2001, Susan was named The James Beard Foundation’s Editor of the Year. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.

Editorial Reviews

10/29/2018
Westmoreland, culinary director at Good Housekeeping, presents new recipes from the GH test kitchen in this highly informative and massive compendium. The book is packed with classic favorites for every occasion, as well as new recipes incorporating current trends (vegetable-centered fare, gluten-free, vegan, big batch cooking) and popular cooking tools and techniques (sheet pan, multicooker, grill). There’s expert advice on fridge and pantry setup (“Rotate your cans with oldest dates first when you stock up”) and how to trim artichokes and freeze whipped cream, and numerous sidebars feature test notes, tips, ingredient ideas, and glossaries. Westmoreland also includes a discussion of knife essentials, dietary guidelines for healthy eating, tips for reading nutritional labels, and wine basics, along with charts for roasting and grilling meats or vegetables. As for the recipes, vegetables take center stage in a winter veggie tart with brussels sprouts and chard. Poultry dishes include coq au riesling and chicken breasts with seven sauce varieties. An easy seafood dish of cod, cabbage, and bacon is baked in parchment. Breakfast choices include java banana and green light smoothies, and spinach and prosciutto frittata muffins; salads, meanwhile, include one with warm lentils and shrimp. There are several chapters dedicated to all manner of breads, baked treats, and impressive desserts, such as sticky toffee bundt cake. Home cooks will turn to this edition for years to come. (Oct.)

Publishers Weekly

Westmoreland, culinary director at Good Housekeeping, presents new recipes from the GH test kitchen in this highly informative and massive compendium. The book is packed with classic favorites for every occasion, as well as new recipes incorporating current trends (vegetable-centered fare, gluten-free, vegan, big batch cooking) and popular cooking tools and techniques (sheet pan, multicooker, grill). There’s expert advice on fridge and pantry setup (‘Rotate your cans with oldest dates first when you stock up’) and how to trim artichokes and freeze whipped cream, and numerous sidebars feature test notes, tips, ingredient ideas, and glossaries. Westmoreland also includes a discussion of knife essentials, dietary guidelines for healthy eating, tips for reading nutritional labels, and wine basics, along with charts for roasting and grilling meats or vegetables. As for the recipes, vegetables take center stage in a winter veggie tart with brussels sprouts and chard. Poultry dishes include coq au riesling and chicken breasts with seven sauce varieties. An easy seafood dish of cod, cabbage, and bacon is baked in parchment. Breakfast choices include java banana and green light smoothies, and spinach and prosciutto frittata muffins; salads, meanwhile, include one with warm lentils and shrimp. There are several chapters dedicated to all manner of breads, baked treats, and impressive desserts, such as sticky toffee bundt cake. Home cooks will turn to this edition for years to come.”—Publishers Weekly

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