Friday, November 13, 2009

Reminder - Cookbook Giveaway.

For this week’s Cookbook Giveaway Contest, answer this question:

Which is the last cookbook you bought for yourself or as a gift?

Mine was Lidia’s Italy, which I bought for ME.

The prizes this week:

The Berghoff Café Cookbook by Carlyn Berghoff, Nancy Ross Ryan

Bread Matters by Andrew Whitley

The rules:

Send your entry or entries as a comment to this post (include your email address, if your name doesn’t link to it) OR send me an email at FNMusings@gmail.com, entitled Cookbook Giveaway.

Enter the names of up to 5 cookbooks. Each one will count as a separate entry.

Contest open to US residents 18 years old and above.
This week's contest runs until Saturday, November 14th, midnight, eastern time.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

I bought Mark Bittman's "How to Cook Everything."

Sue said...

Thank you for your entry. How is it? Does his slightly caustic personality come through? Not that there's anything wrong with that...

DebCarol said...

I found a steal on my local library booksale table ~ a 1990 copy of; "Rose's Christmas Cookies", by Rose Levy Beranbaum (author of The Cake Bible). Combines two of my favorite things, a bargain (paid $1.00 for it) and a cookbook about cookies!!!

Megan Gordon said...

Just bought My Napethe by Romney Steele and I can't get enough of it (It's for me). Such a beautiful book!

Sue said...

Hi Deb,
What a great find! One of my favorite Christmas cookie recipes is stained glass cookies from a Better Homes and Gardens cookbook that I got at a book fair. I wonder what you'll find in RLB's book.

Hi Megan,
Welcome!

Great entry. That is one gorgeous book. Have you ever been to Napenthe? She has a blog too.
http://mynepenthebook.com/

The next time I'm anywhere in the vicinity, I'm going!

The Short (dis)Order Cook said...

I think it was "Jamie's Italy", which was over a year ago. I guess I don't buy many cookbooks anymore. I have too much fun pilfering blog recipes.

Sue said...

Hi Rach,
That sounds good. He's been all over the place promoting his new one, Jamie's Food revolution, which looks awesome.

Pilfering is what blog recipes are for. MAKING them, of course, not posting them.

anna said...

I found a real bargain yesterday at B & N! All of $ 7.98 for 100 GREAT BREADS, Paul Hollywood. Really looking forward to trying out some of those delicious looking recipes!
anna