Taste of Home
 

Has anyone purchased and tried their slow cooker cook book???
Hubby is not a soup guy but he does eat a hearty beef stew, homemade chili, crossrib roast but I think their are recipes he might like. Spending a lot of $$$ on crockpot recipes is foolish when he doesn't like so many things.
TIA, Jennifer

I have never tried that one, but AllRecipes has lots of slowcooker recipes and they are all reviewed, so you can tell by the number of stars and reading the reviews, how they will turn out. Maybe something to look at?

http://allrecipes.com/search/results...cooker&sort=re

Watson

I have a lot of Taste of Home Cookbooks but honestly most of the recipes are on their website. Try there first.

I totally agree about the Allrecipes site, the reviews tell the whole story.

I cannot speak for this particular cookbook, but I love Taste of Home recipes. The recipes are tested before published, and I have liked every, except one, Taste of Home recipe I have ever tried. I am so confident in Taste of Home recipes that I am not afraid to make the recipe for others before trying it first, and I cannot say the same for other recipes I have found. Love, love, love Taste of Home recipes. Last year about this time, Sam’s had the small Taste of Home crockpot recipe book for about $5.

I get the Taste of Home cookbooks. I've gotten them for years. It's the same recipes from the magazines just all together instead of a monthly magazine. I've always enjoyed the recipes.

I get most of my new recipes on line. I google what I am looking for such as "beef stew" and then scroll through til I find one or two with good reviews that have ingredients we like or that can be amended. Since we moved my cook books are still in boxes. If I find something worth making again I print it and keep in a binder.

Thank you all! Wonderful ideas.
I've looked at All Recipes before, nice way to get free recipes that I don't have to guess about.
I also have a Sam's here in town.........I have to go there this week so I might as well check their book section out.;)

go on Pinterst and pick up free recipes---taste of home may have a page there also

Do like taste of home but easier to just look online. I get the books and look online anyway