Magazines?

[Alix]

I really enjoyed the magazine I got, but I guess I'm spoiled by this site and I'm not going to pay for anything like that on the web.

[SixSix210]

Who neds to pay for a cooking site when you've got US?????

[pugger]

Yea, looking at the website today I would not pay for that. But I'll try a few more recipes from Fine Cooking's Jan issue. If they turn out as positive as the Pork Loin, maybe I'll spring for a year subscription - go nuts.

[Maverick2272]

I don't know about anywhere else, but here we take our old magazines down to the library if we don't want them around anymore. They don't have much of a budget and always appreciate them.
When we used to get the newspaper we would take them down to the senior center for them to read.
The only ones we wont give away are the Smithsonian, National Geographic, and one of DW's gardening magazines. I forget which one, the other one she can't give away fast enough.

[Michael in FtW]

IMHO - it's ludicrous for a magazine with a website to charge you for accessing the website if you are subscribing to the magazine! That is the problem I have with America's Test Kitchen/Cook's Illustrated.

I am soooo proud of myself .... I have only purchased one cooking magazine that I perused while standing in line at the grocery store in the past year ... but, hey, it was the "Paula Deen's Special Collector's Issue" of Quick & Easy Meals - although Souther Living has tempted me like the Sirens a couple of times ... but like Orpheus was able to escape their luring song by thinking of all the recipes I already had that I had not tried.

[pugger]

You're a better man than me Michael Ftw. I've been a sucker myself for Giada. Her cookbook on everyday Italian is a good one, though.

Hook 'em!

[cookinghomefood]

I have heard many people talk about it but I never persoanlly subscribed. I find it amusing to sign up especialy when it is a paid service. I can obtain the same recipes and cooking tips for free around the net.