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Description
Require a foolproof recipe for supper tonight? From Pan-Seared Thick Cut Strip Steaks or Crisp Roast Chicken to Grilled Salmon or Pasta with Creamy Tomato Sauce we've your back. Waiting in the supermarket and don’t know which make of extra virgin essential olive oil to purchase? Cook’s Highlighted reviews will explain which brand required top honors because of its “fruity flavor and ideal balance” and which brand “tasted like motor oil”. The Cook’s Highlighted application arms you with 50 of Cook’s Illustrated’s all-time best recipes, plus a assortment of popular and practical supermarket component taste tests and equipment reviews, recipe videos, and kitchen timer and grocery list features.
An operating companion to some CooksIllustrated.com membership, the Cook’s Highlighted application gives CooksIllustrated.com people use of all the people-only recipes, recipe specific videos, component taste tests, and equipment reviews on CooksIllustrated.com.
Application features:
•50 in our all-time best recipes, covering appetizers and primary courses, to sides, breakfasts, and desserts.
•Recipes coded in America’s Test Kitchen, America’s most reliable test kitchen
•Browse recipes by cuisine or category
•Recipe overview videos for each recipe
•Dozens of taste test reviews for supermarket ingredients
•Dozens of impartial reviews for kitchen equipment and gadgets
•Shopping list feature expanding to support additional products
•Start and manage multiple kitchen timers
•Organize recipes, taste tests, and equipment reviews inside your “Favorites”
•CooksIllustrated.com people can sign in to gain access to all people-only recipe, taste test, and equipment review content
•Favorites content instantly synched track of CooksIlustrated.com members’ Favorites content organized online
•Share app’s recipes, taste tests, and equipment reviews via email or Facebook
About Cook’s Highlighted
Cook’s Highlighted, launched in 1993, is situated just outdoors Boston where a small group of greater than three dozen test cooks, editors, and cookware specialists operate in a couple,500-square-feet test kitchen. Our mission would be to test recipes again and again until we know why and how they work and until we reach the “best” form of a specific recipe.
Starting the entire process of testing each recipe having a complete insufficient conviction, meaning we accept no claim, no theory, no technique, with no recipe at face value. We just assemble as numerous variations as you possibly can, test six of the very most promising, and taste the outcomes blind. Then we construct our very own hybrid recipe and then test drive it, different the components, techniques, and cooking occasions until we achieve a consensus. The end result, hopefully, is the greatest form of a specific recipe, but we understand that solve these questions . function as the final judge in our success (or failure). Once we prefer to say within the test kitchen, “We result in the mistakes which means you don’t need to.”
Together with developing recipes, our test kitchen team exhaustively tests kitchen equipment and does blind tastings of supermarket ingredients to inform home cooks which brands to buy…and which to prevent. Several million Cook’s Highlighted readers depend on Cook’s Highlighted reviews to create smarter decisions about which cooking products and component brands to purchase.
Cook’s Highlighted recipes, testings, and tastings are available in Cook’s Highlighted magazine and cookbooks, online at CooksIllustrated.com, or featured on the public tv program, America’s Test Kitchen.
What's New in Version 5..2
We fixed a recipe display issue.
Poor functionality. Not for serious cooks.
I've this application on my small iPad also it clearly needs more development. Not necessarily sophisticated enough for streamlined use. A few of the problems: the application are only able to be observed in portrait mode if you possess a iPad situation that stands your iPad in landscape (that is handy for in the kitchen area!) this application will not work this way. Another total design flaw would be that the recipe is organized in tabs using the ingredients and directions on several tabs. Therefore if you are calculating things out along the way or you need to doublecheck your measures within the recipe you need to carry on between tabs which may be annoying particularly if both hands are covered in flour or raw eggs or whoever else. They are 3 of numerous other flaws that beg for improvement. Is that this application for cooks? Not necessarily. Shame for you, CI. The web site and magazine tend to be more superior layout what you know already a house run application would follow. Not.
Is effective, great design
I have been a CI fan for any lengthy time but have recently began while using application on my small iPhone a couple of several weeks ago. It is easy to look for recipes and save favorites, and that i love how easy it's to include ingredients to some grocery list that's super neat and simple to use. I see many people have were not impressed with the components standing on another tab in the instructions and a few have complained that serious cooks abhor that. Well I am a significant prepare and that i, like a number of other serious cooks I understand, prefer to prep my ingredients before I've containers boiling over and skillets burning because I am attempting to chop onions, remember whether it's a teaspoon or perhaps a tablespoon of paprika, and determine basically stuck the vinegar within the laundry room or maybe I am simply out. Good job CI.
Poorly Designed Please Update!
Overall seems like a really old generation application. It is a discomfort to make use of (not too the Cooks Highlighted website is way better. The Feed website has an excellent UI oddly which i much prefer. clearly the cooks highlighted gang of websites must be on several technologies it appears. anyways I digress.)
I do not like how for recipes that products take presctiption different tabs. Also does anybody observe that in case your phone locks or goes idle and also you return to the application, the product you looked for is not available? What good is creating a grocery list basically visit the supermarket and my list is finished. You cannot perform a mix application search (meaning I can not just look for a recipe basically formerly visited the gear Revew or any other non recipe tab). I possibly could continue. Huge fan of Cooks Highlighted - simply not their technology as evidenced by their apps and/or website.