One of the 10 Best Cookbooks of 2009, I quote T. Susan Chang’s NPR’s article:
Gourmet Magazine, that recently extinguished flame, was many things to many people: For some, it was a cheap ticket to faraway food cultures, a menu for special occasions; for others it was pure food porn. But one of the things Gourmet did best can be found in what turns out to be the magazine’s valedictory cookbook: weeknight dishes with an international flair.
Like the 2004 Gourmet Cookbook, Gourmet Today is a good go-to reference for basic matters of technique, like making fresh pasta or how to make a roux. Though its slick, bright food fantasies may no longer arrive in the mailbox each month, Gourmet has found a way to deliver every night — a guarantee that though it may be gone, it won’t be forgotten.
This is how you can WIN this fabulous cookbook: Enter by becoming a Fan on FaceBook and leaving a comment (so I know you’re a new fan as of Feb. 1) and/or subscribing by clicking on the Subscribe button on the website (sidebar) and leaving a comment here or on the fan page. Invite your other foodie or cooking friends to become fans and leave a comment on the fan page (see below) for another entry.
And to all my existing fans *luv ya* – refer a friend(s) to the site and have them leave a comment saying “I joined TopMomBlog because of my friend, your name” and you will both be entered 🙂
(Winner will be decided by random.org at midnight on February 28, 2010.)
And for all my veteran fans – have no fear! You can enter by having a friend become a fan and leave a comment that says, “I became a Fan because of my friend, _____ ” and you’ll both be entered. 🙂
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