Posted on February 25, 2010.
America's Test Kitchen: Let's Get Cooking review This is an interactive cookbook that will guide you through the steps of 300 new recipes that were not in the kitchen. If it borrows the name of the show "America's Test Kitchen TV", which would likely just to piggy back on its brand recognition, because the software has little to do with it and host Christopher Kimball is not found . The interface and the voice that guides you through the recipes are identical to Personal Trainer: Cooking. These complaints are not, however: this is another fantastic value which is highly recommended for those who need help in the kitchen.
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Note that this is not a game Test Kitchen American media is a book that offers more help and advice as your typical cookbook. Three percent of North American dishes are offered, categorized as "appetizers", "salads" and "fish". You can search by ingredients, or certain requirements such as difficulty or calories. The software will also discuss the agenda of your Nintendo DS and recommend appropriate revenue during holidays like Easter and Cinco de Mayo coming up.
Test Kitchen America is designed to be a kitchen tool whole family can use. Each family member can create a profile and revenue measures may be divided among several people. The software notes the age of each person and not yield to chop the potato to a period of five years.
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Once you've selected a recipe you have two options for the navigation touch screen or voice command. Both options work well so it's really just a matter of personal preference. the voice of a leader will talk to you at each stage and the speed of reading can be adjusted in the Settings menu. When preparing a recipe that you will encounter helpful tips and video tutorial that goes into more detail for a particular step. There are many nice bells and whistles like that, making it one of the best cookbooks around.
I'm not a good cook, but I can follow directions and use of the DS. With America's Test Kitchen: Let's Get Cooking I managed to make bruschetta, salad, black beans, and beef goulash, and they all tasted great. Twenty dollars is cool for 300 recipes with video tutorials. The traditional cookbook seems strange in comparison.
