cookbook Definition
☆ cook·book (ko̵ok′bo̵ok′)
noun
a book containing recipes and other information for the preparation of food
cookbook Usage Examples
Converse of object
- write: She is now planning to write a new cookbook.
- buy: A good first step to cutting fat is to buy a good low-fat cookbook.
- publish: In other news, I found out today that some of my recipes made it into a recently published local cookbook.
- read: You could always read an italian cookbook... ... ... ... ... .
- get: Democracy Cookbook Get the Democracy Cookbook from the Electoral commission.
- include: Q: How many books do you own ( books of all kinds, including cookbooks, manuals, your own journals, etc.
Adjective modifier
- new: Mrs Russell has also recently produced a new cookbook, I Love Food - follow the link for further details.
- first: My first cookbook is scheduled for release this spring.
- good: His latest book, Every Night Italian won the World Cookbook award for best Italian cookbook in the English language.
- own: This American site lets you create your own cookbook online.
- many: I have searched in many cookbooks for that delight, alas to no avail.
- healthy: Artie Beat's Healthy Cookbook - Summary: A resource to encourage children to make their own healthy meals.
Modifies a noun
- recipe: We dream of the " unique " point but practice varies from adaptable to very rigid " cookbook recipes " .
- author: She created a notable kitchen for celebrated cookbook author Marcella Hazan, and helps make great kitchens for serious home cooks.
- approach: Book takes a cookbook approach to programming in Tcl.
Noun used with modifier
- democracy: Democracy Cookbook Get the Democracy Cookbook from the Electoral commission.
- family: Presents a family cookbook with over 120 recipes from the bestselling author of " The Dinner Lady " .
- vegan: I've been vegetarian for about 15 years, have definite vegan leanings but haven't managed to find a decent vegan cookbook yet.
Preposition: from
commission: Democracy Cookbook Get the Democracy Cookbook from the Electoral commission.
Preposition: with
recipe: The Poacher's Cookbook by Prue Coats is a classic cookbook with country recipes.
Browse dictionary entries near cookbook
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