Williams-Sonoma, guide to Good Cooking

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Every feature of Guide to Good Cooking reflects the good taste and quality millions of cooks have come to associate with Williams-Sonoma. Beautifully illustrated, practical and easy to use, it's the ultimate culinary resourse!

Finally, the Ultimate Culinary Resource! Williams-Sonoma, Guide to Good Cooking.

• Choose from 1,000 delicious, kitchen-tested recipes for all occasions.
• Indicate your cooking preferences -- from ingredients to timing -- and instantly find recipes to match.
• Print recipes, shopping lists, and menus.
• View helpful video tips and master a variety of cooking techniques.
• Reference the illustrated glossary for quick explanations of essential culinary terms and ingredients.
• Create sensational meals using any of the 50 complete menu plans, from a casual brunch to dinner for eight.
• Automatically and accurately adjust recipes for different numbers of servings.

Instantly Access Ideal Recipes. . .
The Recipe Finder is a powerful search tool that lets you instantly access any recipe. Specify ingredients, cooking method, time, season, region or dietary preferences and the Recipe Finder will provide you with all the recipes that meet your cirteria.

Master a Variety of Culinary Techniques. . .
Choose from dozens of step-by-step video demonstrations to help you master a variety of basic culinary techniques, from dicing onions to rolling pastry dowgh. Each video offers up-close views and straightforward instructions.

Get Quick Answers to Culinary Questions. . .
When you come across any cooking term or ingredient your're not familiar with, just click on it and a glossary explanation will appear on the screen. From al dente to zucchine, Guide to Good Cooking has it covered.

Consult With a Menu Planner. . .
Planning a party? Chuck Williams, founder of Williams-Sonoma, has compiled 50 complete menu plans. From a casual brunch to dinner for eight -- they're all perfectly coordinated. Follow the set menus or use them as inspiration for creating your own.

Print Shopping Lists, Recipes and Menus. . .
Your shopping list is already written! Just print it out for any individual recipe. And, of course, each recipe can be printed for convenient use in the kitchen. You can even print decorative menus to present to guests at dinner parties!

Williams-Sonoma, Guide to Good Cooking . .

• Windows 95/98/Me (not compatible with XP, 2000, or NT)
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• 16MB RAM
• 37MB free Hard Drive space
• 2X speed CD-ROM Drive or faster
• SVGA monitor/display card (640x480), thousands and millions of colors supported
• Windows compatible Sound Device
• Printer support: Works with most popular printers (monochrome and color) supported by Windows