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Did you read cooking way books and did you do like that?
Can these books teach you to be better cooking skill?

Yes and yes, particularly when it comes to cakes

Cookbook anthologies can be a great reference. Something like The Joy of Cooking, where each section begins with a discussion about the ingredient or type of recipe being covered, can be really useful if it is a technique you are unfamiliar with. For example, take a person who has never made muffins and wants to try baking blueberry muffins. They can read the section about quick-breads, the section about muffins, the section about fruit muffins, and then the tips on blueberry muffins specifically. Cookbooks can be a great resource!

Delia Smith’s Complete How To Cook is brilliant, she goes right back to basics like boiling eggs. You can’t go wrong.

The only cookbook that I follow is one that my mom got from her grandma. For new recipes I usually go to Pinterest.

katherinakay wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 21:20 Did you read cooking way books and did you do like that?
Can these books teach you to be better cooking skill?

No, I really never have had to. I might look something up when I come across a recipe using a special cooking technique, but never have "read" a cookbook.

No. I have never read that cook-book. Most times I try to create my own dishes. Some recipes I got online.

I generally think of something I want to make and find a few recipes for that thing online, which I compare to create my own version based on what ingredients I can get my hands on.

meh, I like to read cook books but then, I can't apply it.

No,I have never read that cook book.
I can try something out if I come across a technique of cooking

When I got married, my step-mom gave me a very basic cookbook. It had things like baked chicken and mashed potatoes. Since I had virtually no cooking skills, it probably saved my husband from starvation.

Yes and yes. The first time that I ever used a cook book, the food looked great but tasted horrible. The food I made was fried rice but my siblings and I ate it all the same.

Indeed, books teach a lot about cooking and I've always picked lots of recipes from text

No i don't read cook books. I usually watch videos for quick recipes.

Yes I have used them severally and obtained good results.