The Good Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) was founded in 1900 and is the product evaluation laboratory for the Good Housekeeping magazine. Their aims are to improve the lives of consumers and their families through education and product evaluation. The staff of scientists, engineers, nutritionists, and researchers test everything from video players to hand bags to kitchen equipment.

Part of the GHRI is the test kitchen, where all the recipes featured in the magazine are created, tasted and tested at least three times! From these wonderful recipes, a series of great cookery books have been produced containing easy to make, delicious dishes.

We have two of these inspiring cookery books to giveaway:

Salads & Dressings

From making your own mayonnaise or classic coleslaw, to the more exotic Warm Mussel, leek and herb Salad or Thai beef salad, this book contains everything you need to be inspired by salads and dressings.

BBQs & Grills

Bangers and burgers are definitely not the only option, this book shows you how to perfectly grill vegetables, create wonderful kebabs and introduce delicious, healthy grilled dishes to your every day eating.

For a chance to win a copy, answer the simple question below and let us know which book you would like by filling in your details on our Contact page.

Question: What does ‘GHRI’ stand for?

The competition is open to UK residents only and closes on Friday 31st October 2008. The winners will be announced on Saturday 1st November 2008.

Good Luck!

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