Cook's Country's large size, full-color, ad-free, reader-defined approach offers a distinct guide to country cooking. Packed with succulent recipes, equipment resources, "how-to" guides for those challenging dishes, and much more, Cook's Country will have your home-cooked meal turning out perfectly.
Average Customer Rating:
5 out of 5
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6 of 6 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
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great way to learn about cooking,
September 17, 2008
By mjm5705from nebraska
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Pros: in-depth and thorough discussions of how to produce the best recipes Cons: none
"I love the way this magazine takes recipes and experiments until they find the best way to produce the best results. Great tips and suggestions. No ads. No fancy, overly gourmet recipes. Always familiar, family friendly, yet great recipes."
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Female
What is your age?:
55+
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Parent
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4-5
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Review 2 for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
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Looooooooooooove It!,
February 3, 2008
By Zeroxmomfrom Buffalo Grove, IL
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Pros: Easy to follow, great pictures, appetizing recipes Cons: ?
"I love this magazine! The recipes are appetizing and tasty, no odd ingredients required. I like the reviews of products and kitchen tools/cookware, and especially the lost recipes feature.
I like that they work out all the kinks in a recipe, creating multiple versions until it's perfect. I've made many meals from this magazine, all delicious!
The design of the magazine is uncluttered, typefaces easy to read...when I'm trying to follow a recipe, I don't want to have the type printed over a picture of food for art's sake...it's a recipe, not a masterpiece. Gourmet should take notes!
No ads inside the magazine-love that! Nothing is worse than having a million ads with recipes printed on the back. There are ads on the mailing cover only.
The recipe cards are great for quick meals but I don't use them often."
What is your gender?:
Female
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35-54
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Parent
How many magazines do you receive?:
2-3
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Review 3 for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
LOVE LOVE LOVE,
September 14, 2007
By MJ
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Pros: detachable receipts Cons: keep receicing 2 copies of each magazines????
"I absolutely love this magazine and have ordered it for other family members who also love it. Thank you :-)"
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Review 4 for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
Best cooking magazine ever,
June 29, 2007
By barb
"Absolutely love your magazine, definately five star, however, I was upset with an article in yourAugust/Sepember 2007 issure. You printed a tip from a reader about wetting an egg carton to get out eggs that are stuck in the carton. If an egg is stuck in a carton it suggests that there has been a crack in th egg and therefore should not be used due to the posssibility of contamination."
9 of 12 people found this review helpful.
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Review 5 for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
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cooks country,
April 5, 2007
By miss t
"Great for quick week night meals with easy tear out cards. Has easy to follow recipes that have always come out tasty and beautiful."
4 of 5 people found this review helpful.
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Review 6 for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
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Cook's Country,
November 7, 2006
By CJfrom Montpelier VT
"Cook's Country is full of excellent recipes, loads of kitchen tips, product reviews, humorous stories from readers and help finding 'lost' recipes. Best of all - Cook's Country features real homestyle cooking - nothing that's too fancy for a real person to try. This magazine has not only improved my cooking skills, it has improved my confidence in my cooking ability!"
7 of 7 people found this review helpful.
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Review 7 for Cook's Country
Overall Rating:
5
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Cook's Country,
October 1, 2006
By Sandrafrom Springfield OR
"I am a layman chef, and I don't really like to cook to boot, but Cook's Country magazine helps me enjoy cooking and actually look forward to it. I like Cook's Country's comprehensive approach to recipes. It's not just that they explain cooking terminology so that even I can understand them (example: explaining exactly what a Dutch oven is), it's that they take the time to explain the process they went through in the test kitchen to develop the recipe. I am sometimes annoyed at how recipes call for a complicated/time consuming procedure but offer no good reason why. With Cook's Country, I actually get a compelling reason why it is worth my time/effort and I really like that. Many of the recipes are simple enough for a beginner, but also keep established chefs thinking creatively (this latter observation is based on feedback from talented friends who have read the magazine, too). Full-color pictures and pull-out recipe cards are the gravy of Cook's Country - both help me when I am trying to replicate a recipe, as well as suggest an artful presentation of the dish. All in all, Cook's Country is a great magazine for anyone interested in cooking, from beginner on up."
