Favorite Food Magazines - Part 3 of 3

Favorite Food Magazine #3: Everyday Food

Everyday Food is my newest addition to my cooking magazine subscriptions. From the kitchens of Martha Stewart, this publication is the perfect weekday resource for meal ideas. If you are familiar with the PBS series Everyday Food - this is the print companion. I am sure you have seen it at the grocery check out aisle and never even noticed it.

I know ... Martha Stewart... run for the hills!!!! Read on then decided.

Don't let the small size of the publication fool you. In fact, this publication is the “Anti Martha Stewart” for food. Forget all that fancy pretentious hosting and entertaining stuff that Martha Stewart is known for.

Everyday Food lives up to it title by focusing on (well) Everyday Food. It is a down and dirty source for easy-to-make recipes during the weekdays. When I am lacking the culinary creativity or just need a starting idea - this is a good go to publication. There is a rich range of recipes in the publication

Everything in the publication is easy to read from the articles to the recipes. Photos are stunning. Also, there is a rich range of information from spotlight ingredients, to cook once - eat twice, to kids favorites and more.

The recipes are simple and designed for quick cooking. Planning a week's worth of meals is very easy with Everyday Food. While I probably know most of the recipes that are shown, it is very nice not to have to think and just do. I would say if you got a tween or teen into cooking, this is a great publication to inspire their cooking juices.

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