Nom nom nom - Food Thread

Happy Thanksgiving!

Orange & mango Cornish game hens, jollof rice, apple/celery & sourdough bread stuffing, brussel sprouts, cornbread, squash and veggies

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I didn't take any pictures, but my Turkey and Cornbread Dressing w/ Sausage turned out great.

I smoked the turkey and it was the best turkey I've ever had....leftovers are even better.
 
I’ve been looking at those Milk Street add on FB and on the edge of getting a subscription. Seems like I’d get a bit more than my NYT cooking sub. Any thoughts?
 
I’ve been looking at those Milk Street add on FB and on the edge of getting a subscription. Seems like I’d get a bit more than my NYT cooking sub. Any thoughts?
I have a couple of his books and like them. I’ve been working my way through recipes in the “Fast and Slow” book. I subscribe to America’s Test Kitchen (his old show), I figured it had more “history” and you get access to ATK and Cook’s country recipes. I was thinking of trying NYT, lol.
 
I have a couple of his books and like them. I’ve been working my way through recipes in the “Fast and Slow” book. I subscribe to America’s Test Kitchen (his old show), I figured it had more “history” and you get access to ATK and Cook’s country recipes. I was thinking of trying NYT, lol.

What I am prinmarily looking for it is to get better results and basic family cooking. NYT Disney have the video element and their recipes can be a little complicated in techniques and amount of ingredients.
 
I have a couple of his books and like them. I’ve been working my way through recipes in the “Fast and Slow” book. I subscribe to America’s Test Kitchen (his old show), I figured it had more “history” and you get access to ATK and Cook’s country recipes. I was thinking of trying NYT, lol.
fwiw I love NYT Cooking.
 
What I am prinmarily looking for it is to get better results and basic family cooking. NYT Disney have the video element and their recipes can be a little complicated in techniques and amount of ingredients.
I think with these services it’s good to jump around. I turn the ATK on on and off. It’s great for “classic” recipes. I’ve made so much from them over the years. I was surprised when Kimball left. I think Milk Street is worth a try. The recipes I’ve used from the books are all well documented and you don’t have to scroll though someone’s life story like a blog recipe, haha.
 
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