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== Cook's Illustrated == | |||
[[File:Cook's_Illustrated_logo.svg|thumb|right|The logo of Cook's Illustrated]] | |||
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'''Cook's Illustrated''' is an American [[cooking]] magazine published by [[America's Test Kitchen]] in [[Brookline, Massachusetts]]. The magazine is known for its detailed recipes, product reviews, and cooking techniques, all of which are tested extensively in the [[America's Test Kitchen|test kitchen]]. | |||
=== | == History == | ||
Cook's Illustrated was founded in 1993 by [[Christopher Kimball]], who also served as the editor and publisher. The magazine was created as a successor to the earlier publication, ''Cook's Magazine'', which was also founded by Kimball. Cook's Illustrated is published bimonthly and has a reputation for its rigorous testing and scientific approach to cooking. | |||
Cook's Illustrated also | |||
=== | == Content == | ||
The magazine is unique in that it does not contain any advertising, relying solely on subscription revenue. This allows the editors to provide unbiased reviews and recommendations. Each issue of Cook's Illustrated includes a variety of sections: | |||
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* '''Recipes''': Each recipe is developed and tested multiple times to ensure reliability and quality. The magazine often includes detailed explanations of the cooking process and the science behind it. | |||
* '''Equipment Reviews''': The magazine provides reviews of kitchen equipment, from [[chef's knives]] to [[blenders]], helping readers make informed purchasing decisions. | |||
== | * '''Taste Tests''': Cook's Illustrated conducts blind taste tests of various food products, such as [[olive oil]] and [[chocolate]], to determine the best brands available. | ||
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* [[ | * '''Cooking Techniques''': The magazine often features articles on cooking techniques, providing step-by-step instructions and tips for improving culinary skills. | ||
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== Editorial Approach == | |||
Cook's Illustrated is known for its meticulous approach to recipe development. The test kitchen staff often tests dozens of variations of a recipe to find the best method. This scientific approach is a hallmark of the magazine and is reflected in its detailed articles and illustrations. | |||
== Illustrations == | |||
The magazine is also known for its hand-drawn illustrations, which accompany many of the articles. These illustrations provide visual guidance and enhance the reader's understanding of the cooking techniques and recipes. | |||
== Related Pages == | |||
* [[America's Test Kitchen]] | |||
* [[Christopher Kimball]] | |||
* [[Cooking]] | |||
* [[Recipe]] | |||
[[Category:Cooking magazines]] | [[Category:Cooking magazines]] | ||
[[Category:American magazines]] | [[Category:American magazines]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Magazines established in 1993]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:46, 16 February 2025
Cook's Illustrated[edit]
Cook's Illustrated is an American cooking magazine published by America's Test Kitchen in Brookline, Massachusetts. The magazine is known for its detailed recipes, product reviews, and cooking techniques, all of which are tested extensively in the test kitchen.
History[edit]
Cook's Illustrated was founded in 1993 by Christopher Kimball, who also served as the editor and publisher. The magazine was created as a successor to the earlier publication, Cook's Magazine, which was also founded by Kimball. Cook's Illustrated is published bimonthly and has a reputation for its rigorous testing and scientific approach to cooking.
Content[edit]
The magazine is unique in that it does not contain any advertising, relying solely on subscription revenue. This allows the editors to provide unbiased reviews and recommendations. Each issue of Cook's Illustrated includes a variety of sections:
- Recipes: Each recipe is developed and tested multiple times to ensure reliability and quality. The magazine often includes detailed explanations of the cooking process and the science behind it.
- Equipment Reviews: The magazine provides reviews of kitchen equipment, from chef's knives to blenders, helping readers make informed purchasing decisions.
- Taste Tests: Cook's Illustrated conducts blind taste tests of various food products, such as olive oil and chocolate, to determine the best brands available.
- Cooking Techniques: The magazine often features articles on cooking techniques, providing step-by-step instructions and tips for improving culinary skills.
Editorial Approach[edit]
Cook's Illustrated is known for its meticulous approach to recipe development. The test kitchen staff often tests dozens of variations of a recipe to find the best method. This scientific approach is a hallmark of the magazine and is reflected in its detailed articles and illustrations.
Illustrations[edit]
The magazine is also known for its hand-drawn illustrations, which accompany many of the articles. These illustrations provide visual guidance and enhance the reader's understanding of the cooking techniques and recipes.
