Donna Maurillo: How to turn a good home cook into a great one

Full story: Santa Cruz Sentinel

Recently I mentioned how much I love Cook's Illustrated magazine. It's the ultimate step-by-step guide to making professional-level dishes even if you're pretty much a beginner.

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RobtA

Santa Cruz, CA

Gosh, I thought maybe the answer to the question was "marry her." Obviously my generation is obsolete.

Laura

Santa Cruz, CA

Robert, I don't understand that answer, and I'm in my 50's.

FWIW, getting married did not improve my cooking, but Cook's Illustrated, America's Teat Kitchen, and Cook's Country certainly have.

Peking

San Jose, CA

Folks, don't pay the full price of $35 for this cookbook. Go to Amazon, pay $23.10, and opt for free shipping. Also check Costco's book section. I'm sure they'll have there too for much less than $35.

Sheila

San Jose, CA

Or we could support local book stores. Either way.

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