Want a decent family recipe cookbook

[chicaguapa]

Nothing fancy that I'm really not going to make. Just good proper family food like cottage pie or macaroni cheese, casseroles etc. I tried Ainsley Harriot's but it was too fancy. Need it for ideas too.

Any recommendations?

[ludaloo]

have you seen the "Good Housekeeping family cookbook"
Its got some lovely meals...not to fussy...I have it on my xmas list

[chicaguapa]

Thanks. Have just looked up the Good Housekeeping book and added it to my wishlist. It also brought up the Tana Ramsay cookbook which has excellent reviews. So I've added that one too.

[chicaguapa]

Where would i find Sunchowder's book?

[sunchowder]

Email me! [email protected]
I will be happy to get you the details and ship one out to you.

[youngmumoftwo]

I find Delias Complete Cooking is my great. If I am ever unsure how to make something then its more often than not in there.

[controlfreaky2]

try hugh fearnley - whittingstalls family cookbook. v good

[handlemecarefully]

The Dinner Lady Cookbook - naturally!

[chicaguapa]

Have emailed you Sunchowder.

I do have Delia's complete cookbook and use it a fair bit. But if I look something up it requires bay leaves and infusing which is a pain. I know there are simpler recipes out there! Although I do think her book is great for things like cooking rice and boiling eggs. The real back to basics stuff.

[flock]

How to Eat - Nigella's best. Some fancy stuff, but lots of basics....

[sunchowder]

Chicaquapa! I have just emailed you back with details!