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Summary: l
Comment: My favorite publisher of cookbooks keeps me having successes in the kitchen. If you don't like wasting grocery money or time, these are the books to use for never having to scrape a failed effort into the garbage.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Love It!
Comment: It's difficult to go wrong with America's Test Kitchen. I love their recipes--and the equipment ratings are extremely helpful.
I've only made about six items from this book--but all have turned out extremely well.
I highly recommend this book.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Inside America's Test Kitchen
Comment: Just what I wanted. Delivered quickly as always. Enjoyed the cookbook almost as much as I enjoy watching the show. Worth the price and the short wait to receive it. You came through again, Amazon. 5 Gold Stars for you!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: not many recipes but good results
Comment: I liked the fact it didn't just tell me how to do something it told me why.
While there aren't many recipes (around 30)
all have turned out very well.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Terrific
Comment: I've bought a number of books published by Boston Common Press, and all of them, including this one, are superb cookbooks for the home cook. They explain exactly what to do and why to do it that way. In my experience, cookbooks of any sort (especially restaurant cookbooks by celebrity chefs) tend to suffer from poor writing and give uneven results. This one does not. To my palate, perhaps one out of every fifteen recipies falls flat, producing merely good rather than excellent results. Virtually everything is a crowd-pleaser.The only caveat I have to add is that there is a certain amount of overlap between different Boston Common Press books and Cook's Illustrated magazine. If you own lots of their books or subscribe to Cook's, find a copy of this book at your bookstore and thumb through it to see how many recipies are redundant. Still, an great buy.
