Cooking with the Cuisinart Griddler: The 5-in-1 Nonstick Electric Grill Pan Accessories Cookbook for Tasty Backyard Griddle Recipes: Best Gourmet ... Outdoor Flat-Top Flavor (Griddle Cooking)

This is one of my favorite cookbooks. I'm a huge fan of the author, who has another book out called, "Cooking with the Hamilton Beach Panini Press Cookbook. One thing I love about this book is the fact that the author created specific instructions for each recipe to help cook with this product.I was really shocked at a review that was left and I had to look into it to see for myself. I was blessed to receive a paperback version of this book as a gift and I wanted the ebook version because it is easier to cook when looking from my phone at times. I have to say that these two books are different because they are different products. I own both books and this one is specifically made for the Cuisinart Griddler, which lets you know what grill plate and what dial settings to use. This book has way more than just recipes for a panini press. The book includes meals you can make on the griddle, which include steak and potatoes, turkey and broccoli pasta and tuna cakes. You can make cookies on the griddle, scrambled eggs, hash browns, french toast, burgers, and even pizzas.One of the things I love is the way the author puts charts for her products in her books. This book also has a few nice charts in the back of the book for converting measurements, volumes and temperature conversions that helps the reader with different types of cooking, even other than cooking with this book. She also gives you some type of cool download, for example in this book, you can sign up for free e-book downloads! I am so glad that I bought this book to go along with the paperback I have. Elena has a very attractive, creative and entertaining style of writing books. Just letting you know what I see here.Thanks Elena. I am a true fan! You go girl!!!

The title is why I bought this book in hopes of getting guidance specific to the Cuisinart Griddler that I recently purchased. I hoped for actual time, temp and which plates to use with this equipment. I am a relatively experienced cook using conventional kitchen equipment. But was expecting directions for using the recipes in the book that are Cuiinart specific. The first "giveaway" is early in the book when it talks about Hamilton Beach Panini Press. That may sound petty; but it is certainly an indication that it is not intended for the equipment listed in the title! It is printed on cheap paper with terrible graphcs. This did not put me off, but I was not looking for a bunch of recipes that I could have gotten from many sources that were not equipment-specific. The author should be charged with misrepresentation by inclusion of the name brand in the title!

What a disappointment! It’s poorly written and is simply a “put the items listed together and cook them” type of cookbook. Big waste of money! I have found my Griddler more interesting by experimenting and creating my own techniques!

Ordered the ebook and it was a cookbook for the Hamilton panini press. The only thing correct was the cover.

Wow… This is an interesting cookbook! There are a vast amount of recipes in this book. Not just the normal things you may see another books but these are really creative! Very well done! Other things that I do see in this book or lots of different charts for any type of cooking. Volume, weight, and measurement conversion charts. Great job on the front book material, talking about and explaining how to use the Griddler! I really appreciate good quality work! Very well done! :)

This cookbook gives the impression that it is a Cuisinart publication. It is not. Buried in the “Legal Page” is a disclaimer that it is not (in bold, italic print) affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any product mentioned in the book. There are numerous typos that make me question the accuracy of the recipes, and in at least one place refers to “your Hamilton Beach Griddler.” The descriptions of the appliance are so generic it is obvious it was written for various manufacturers with only minor changes to make it appear to be applicable to a Cuisinart. The recipes are mundane, boring, and no more helpful than what I could find on the internet. I couldn’t find a single one that I thought I would use. What a waste.

Literally found 1 page in this book worth looking at. Then discovered it wasn't worth anything either. The rest was fluff. Specialized recipes that nobody is going to actually make. I know your thinking its got to describe your gridler and be helpful. Nothing. A YouTube video created by a 7 year old, would seem like a dissertation compared to this pointless killing of trees.

I read the book. Poorly written, not edited. Sometimes recipe ingredients seem out of kilter with expected servings although I have not tried to cook it as directed. Book does spark ideas for your own recipes and gives hints of how to use effectively.

Not yet used but first glance looks promising

Very good photos easy to follow