From roasts to soups to sides to sweets, you can make it in a Dutch oven, says America’s Test Kitchen.
Cookbook Reviews
Skeptical at first, our reviewer learns to love the Instant Pot
… with a little help from ‘Cooking from Frozen in Your Instant Pot.’
‘Leon: Happy One-Pot Cooking’ scores on first try
This cook has both beef bourguinon and a little more confidence now.
“Uncomplicated: Taking the Stress Out of Home Cooking” delivered on its promise
And it made cooking fun, too.
‘CIBI’ makes Japanese cooking accessible
And while the recipes in this beautiful, practical cookbook are rooted in Japan, they reflect the writers’ other culinary influences, too.
Cookbook review: Lots to like about Yvette van Boven’s latest, ‘Home Made Christmas’
But the recipes don’t always work perfectly.
‘Maison Kayser’s French Pastry Workshop’ provides delicious challenge for aspiring Parisian
The recipes are complex, but step-by-step illustrated instructions prove helpful in creating classic Opera Cake.
Don’t expect approachable dishes from ‘Potluck’
The cookbook promises an egalitarianism, but it devolves into elite tastes.
Need a good cookbook for a cold, dark day?
‘How to Roast Everything,’ from America’s Test Kitchen, has hundreds of recipes for this warming method. (But you may not want to get it for your vegetarian friends.)