The Best of America's test kitchen

The Best of America's test kitchen

by Daniel Van Ackere, Carl Tremblay

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The Best of America's Test Kitchen 2012 is a virtual yearbook of the most interesting work produced by the kitchen, pulled together from every corner of our company. Each test cook's voice comes through clearly in the first-person narratives that accompany each master recipe providing an intimate peek into our testing process. This year's collection of more than 200 recipes includes: southern-style skillet cornbread (from Cook's Country), lasagna di carnivale (The Best International Recipe), and apricot almond bundt cake (The America's Test Kitchen Family Baking Book). Notes from the Test Kitchen accompany each recipe where we keep the home cook on the right path - from ingredient and equipment particulars to techniques. We've also created a substantial resource section. This major section also features the year's best quick tips, as well as the testings and tastings from both Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country magazines.

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