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There's a better way to keep track of your favorite cookbook recipes. Cookbooker lets you catalogue, rate and review recipes from your favorite cookbooks and magazines, then find out what other cooks think about them.
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Cookbooker Challenge
Ad Hoc At Home
We're delighted to announce our newest Cookbooker Challenge. Together, we're going to bake and review every recipe in Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc At Home, with some great prizes for a few lucky (and talented) participants. more »
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4 Questions: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
I've just started work on the next River Cottage cook book. I don't want to give the whole game away, but perhaps I can reveal that here won't be a huge amount of meat and fish involved...
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How Cookbooker Works
The Web is a fantastic place for ratings, reviews and sharing opinions on everything, including recipes. But what about the millions of recipes locked up in cookbooks and food magazines? Until now they've been left out of the discussion.
- 1. Add your cookbooks
Add books and magazines (and websites) to your online bookshelf. If other members own them you'll be able to see their ratings and recipe reviews right away. - 2. Review your favorite recipes
Add comments and suggestions, additions and substitutions. You'll be able to easily search them later. - 3. Explore
Find opinions about recipes you own but have never tried, and cookbooks you might like to buy. - 4. Feel free
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