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The Onion Cookbook

Jade Fox

Onion is essential for many meals, but what about this vegetable as the main ingredient? The Onion Cookbook provides more than 460 onion recipes for all tastes.

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Home Sweet Home: Recipe Contest 2003 VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY

Nearly 80 recipes from 11 states were submitted for this year’s contest. Due to the great response and the excellent recipes, our selection committee had a difficult time choosing the winners (listed below). Unfortunately, not everyone could win, but we have published all the entries in this cookbook, including one favorite recipe from Chad Brodkin, the executive chef of the Depot at Dietrick.

The Pasta Cookbook

Pasta seems to be pretty easy, yet there are many ways and styles you can cook it. Pasta bolognese, spaghetti alla carbonara, mac and cheese, and many more recipes are waiting for you in The Pasta Cookbook.

The Chili Cookbook

Chili is the very meal many people are ready to eat every single day. But you don’t have to eat the same meal every day if you know 432 chili recipes. Explore The Chili Cookbook and experiment with different chili recipes every day.

The Sauce Cookbook Amy Murphy

Sauce is a kind of magic wand or a secret power that helps to turn even the most usual dish into something sophisticate. If you want to learn how to use this magic power - you are welcome to study this cool Sauce Cookbook.

The French Toast Cookbook Jennifer Rogers

Believe it or not, there are many different ways you can make a French toast. Well, The French Toast Cookbook offers more than 100 unique recipes, among which you will surely find something that you’ll like. So why don’t you start experimenting with different French toast recipes now?

Hungarian dishes for Erasmus cooks. Cheap, stodgy, delicious and easy to prepare! by ESN

This document is intended to present some very typical Hungarian dishes that are prepared in every household, every week by average people regarding their talent in cooking. So if you have the slightest motivation to not only taste but also to prepare these dishes here you can find some recipes and tips.

Advice and Tip Books

The Sauce Cookbook Amy Murphy

Sauce is a kind of magic wand or a secret power that helps to turn even the most usual dish into something sophisticate. If you want to learn how to use this magic power - you are welcome to study this cool Sauce Cookbook.

The Jam Cookbook Cara Doris

Homemade jam is definitely more tasty than the one you can buy in the supermarket. Just try to cook it once following the recipes of this outstanding Jam Cookbook and you will fall in love with the process as well as with the result. Because it will be yummy!

The Pear Cookbook

There are many yummy meals you can make with pears. From sauces to pies, you will find everything you need in The Pear Cookbook.

Timpani Family Cookbook by TIMPANI FAMILY

This book was assembled in 2005 to mark the centennial of brothers Giovanni (John) and Giuseppe (Joseph) Timpani’s arrival in the United States from Santa Cristina, Calabria. While the major influences on the family recipes are decidedly Italian, New England and food of the 1950s also left their mark. The recipes that follow aren’t inclusive but a representative sampling of family favorites (as evidenced by the large dessert section).

The Orange Cookbook

Believe it or not, there are many different meals you can make out of oranges. In The Orange Cookbook, you’ll learn 692 yummy orange recipes for all tastes.

The French Toast Cookbook Jennifer Rogers

Believe it or not, there are many different ways you can make a French toast. Well, The French Toast Cookbook offers more than 100 unique recipes, among which you will surely find something that you’ll like. So why don’t you start experimenting with different French toast recipes now?