i have so many favorite cookbooks b/c they are specific to types of food but in general my top of the list would be-
the american home all purpose cookbook published in 1966. when i first moved out on my own i was craving meatloaf and since my mom never wrote a recipie down in her life (and could'nt translate her pinches and dashes of ingredients into measurements) i had to seek a cookbook. i went for the oldest, most dog earred, splattered book in the used bookstore figuring if it was well used then it was reliable. GREAT old school recipies for lots of comfort foods.
i have some handwritten recipies in a little spiral cookbook notebook-mostly ones i've asked for at work/friend potlucks (i also have a page that lists what cookbooks/pages certain recipies i use are in).
online? my oldest turned me on to yummly which has some good stuff, i esp. like that you can plug in the ingredients you have on hand and it will do a match to recipies.
the american home all purpose cookbook published in 1966. when i first moved out on my own i was craving meatloaf and since my mom never wrote a recipie down in her life (and could'nt translate her pinches and dashes of ingredients into measurements) i had to seek a cookbook. i went for the oldest, most dog earred, splattered book in the used bookstore figuring if it was well used then it was reliable. GREAT old school recipies for lots of comfort foods.
i have some handwritten recipies in a little spiral cookbook notebook-mostly ones i've asked for at work/friend potlucks (i also have a page that lists what cookbooks/pages certain recipies i use are in).
online? my oldest turned me on to yummly which has some good stuff, i esp. like that you can plug in the ingredients you have on hand and it will do a match to recipies.