What’s Cooking in March? Cookbook Club Pick & Plans!

📚 What’s Cooking in March? Cookbook Club Pick & Plans! 🍳

It’s time to kick off another month of our Cookbook Club, and I’m so excited to reveal our March 2025 pick! In this video, I’ll share the cookbook we’ll be exploring, the recipes I’m planning to make, and how you can cook along with me throughout the month.

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Whether you’re a seasoned home chef or just love collecting cookbooks, this is the perfect way to try new dishes and dive into a culinary adventure. I’ll break down the book’s vibe, difficulty level, and what makes it worth adding to your kitchen library.

Here’s what you can expect this month:
✨ The cookbook we’ll be cooking from
✨ Four delicious recipes to try together
✨ A wrap-up at the end of the month with a full review and my honest rating

Grab your apron, and let’s get cooking! Let me know in the comments if you’ll be joining, and share any recipe requests or tips if you’ve cooked from this book before.

DISCLAIMER: This video is a review, and all opinions expressed are solely my own.

👩‍🍳 Why Watch?
- Discover a New Cookbook: Get a sneak peek at the featured cookbook for March and decide if it's worth adding to your collection.
- Recipe Inspiration: Learn about the delicious recipes you’ll be making throughout the month — perfect if you’re looking for new meal ideas!
- Cook Along Community: Join a supportive community of home cooks, share your experiences, and connect with fellow food lovers.

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🔍 What's Inside:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Cookbook Club
03:14 Fannie Farmer Cookbook

Thank you for watching! Happy cooking & baking, and see you in the next video!

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[maryscolorfuljourney]

Yah!! The 100th celebration cookbook is the one I found at a thrift store! I'm so glad you're choosing this cookbook again because I still want to make the chocolate cake but just haven't been able to yet but my daughter birthday is coming up this week so I'm going to surprise her with this cake 😁😁 I just so enjoy your channel and all the content you and hubby are putting out for us to enjoy 💞💞 Hope y'all have a fabulous weekend 💞💞

[naydasantiago]

I like that you, Amy are so real, idk anything about Fanny Farmer but I'll check it out. Thx for your inspiration!!🧑‍🍳

[maryshannon]

Hi Amy and Eric let’s get ready for spring cooking

[EricLearnstoCook]

Can't go wrong with Fannie Farmer.

[TinyTalkyTina]

Hello I was hoping for a fourth recipe out of February cookbook.iam glad your staying with the same book tyoe

[rags]

Hi Amy! Hope you’re doing well! I have both the Fannie Farmer cookbook 1996 edition and the Fannie Farmer baking book. The books embody cooking 101. They’re fantastic teaching tools that one can use no matter how advanced one is. I found hundreds of vegetarian recipes in this cookbook. By the way the 1990 and the 1996 anniversary edition are the same except for a new foreword in the 1996 edition and cover. Cheers!

[richardbode]

loving your show learning alot.
??? question if a person could only get one chef knife what would they get and what size?

[susanaramirez]

✅We would like ❤️to get a tour of your cookbook collection library 👍👍👍

[TinyTalkyTina]

Hello lovey book and every recipe worked out well .I don't see where the baking book is at for sale

[Marcia-tx]

I have the Fannie Farmer...are you going to do a Jacques Pepin...love his books and videos. That's how I learned the correct way to cut veggies. Or have you already and I missed it?

[TinyTalkyTina]

I have an idea with all the stuff you tell us about the person the history of the cookbook person like Fannie farmer can you make it printable so we can add it to are cookbook library so when are kids looked at the book they will know the history of that person