What would you name your cookbook (wine, diet, healthier, bread)

[Patrolman]

Considering my culinary talent, the name of my cookbook would be "Call The Coroner".

[mainebrokerman]

The home butcher

Show how to cut up primals to save 30-50%

Also how to make your own sausage jerky and corned beef

How to carve a turkey for thanksgiving
Prime rib for Xmas. And hams
Explain cooking times and serving sizes

Explain the differences between meat grades
And what labels really mean. From all natural to organic to grass fed

Explain commonly asked questions - why does burger turn dark in the middle

Would also have a YouTube video page on this book
On how to make your own stuffed pork chops or roasts
How to make your own beef florentines and chicken cordon bleus

The Easy Home Butcher

Also cut an overview on good affordable cutlery
And 4 ways to sharpen a knife

[Dogboa]

Originally Posted by adjusterjack

My first thought:


"To Serve Man"

Another "Twilight Zone" fan. Aired March 2, 1962.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Patrolman

Considering my culinary talent, the name of my cookbook would be "Call The Coroner".

My early morning smile.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Mouser

Sorry to read this

Thanks: it was beyond shock; the worst experience we had probably encountered and that is saying a lot,but things do fade into only memories and life goes on. Much of what we lost has been replaced over the years o course, the pictures and family memories are what was the hardest. Thank goodness we had friends and relatives that helped us with some of the family pictures, letters, etc. but damn the cook books were all gone. I bet the thieves just tossed them.

[chiluvr1228]

Dusty - because it rarely gets used.

[Hawk4042C]

Originally Posted by Hawk4042C

Hawk's "Keen Eye Recipes & Guides"!

Possible follow up books:

Hawk's "Kodiak Seafood Buffet: A river flows in my kitchen to your table"!

Hawk's "Pineapple Express Luau"

[silibran]

Originally Posted by LilyMae521

I'll never write a cookbook... I have a loose-leaf pad with all my recipes and notes for variations, which I'm hoping someone will treasure when I'm dead.

But if I were to write a cookbook, I would name it "Do It Your Way" (cue Frank Sinatra) and it would be recipes with different variations so you could adjust the outcome to your particular tastes or needs. Kind of like those books for children that had different endings.

Love this!

[silibran]

Originally Posted by nmnita

Thanks: it was beyond shock; the worst experience we had probably encountered and that is saying a lot,but things do fade into only memories and life goes on. Much of what we lost has been replaced over the years o course, the pictures and family memories are what was the hardest. Thank goodness we had friends and relatives that helped us with some of the family pictures, letters, etc. but damn the cook books were all gone. I bet the thieves just tossed them.

I can understand your grief. People hate thieves for good reasons.

Am glad you have regained some of what you lost.

[brownbagg]

nacho mama's