I watched a TED talk by Jamie Oliver contending that we have 2-3 generations that do not know how to cook. As a result of that talk, communicating with several folks I know who are mentoring folks in their 20s who want to learn to cook, and a request by my church folks that I consider doing something around cooking for an auction I am considering ordering Oliver's "Food Revolution" & "Meals in Minutes" as possible books to go with a day of cooking basics in my kitchen. I'm also eyeing "Make Bread, Buy Butter". When I was starting out 50ish years ago (gulp) "Joy of Cooking" was the starter cookbook of choice... is the current edition still a good bet? Any thoughts you want to share would be appreciated.
I watched a TED talk by Jamie Oliver contending that we have 2-3 generations that do not know how to cook. As a result of that talk, communicating with several folks I know who are mentoring folks in their 20s who want to learn to cook, and a request by my church folks that I consider doing somet...






















