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Win a Copy of Anne Burrell's Cookbook, Cook Like a Rock Star

With holiday entertaining fast on the approach, perhaps you'd like to stretch your culinary cred by cooking up a showstopper: braised short ribs, rack of lamb, or a whole fish, for example. Celebrity chef Anne Burrell walks aspiring home chefs through each recipe in her how-to book, Cook Like a...

By Melissa McCart

October 18, 2011

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With holiday entertaining fast on the approach, perhaps you'd like to stretch your culinary cred by cooking up a showstopper: braised short ribs, rack of lamb, or a whole fish, for example. Celebrity chef Anne Burrell walks aspiring home chefs through each recipe in her how-to book, Cook Like a Rock Star.

You can also meet Burrell, celebrity chef from Food Network's Secrets of a Restaurant Chef and cohost, with Bobby Flay, of Worst Cooks in America, at today's book signing from noon until 2 p.m. at Williams-Sonoma in the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens.

To win this book, we're looking for the most descriptive response to the following question:

What's your favorite dining-out comfort food, and where can we order it?

Please be sure to include your email address in the comments so we can contact you when you we choose the winner tomorrow.

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