Cooking books

I listed here ten of my favourite cookbooks for Italian food lovers. It is not a comprehensive list, you'll find many more books browsing through the blog, but this is a steady starting point.

The owner of San Francisco bookstore Omnivore Books gives us the 10 cookbooks every home cook needs. From Julia Child to Alice Waters and beyond, these books are tried-and-true favorites, and will change the way you cook. Are they on your shelves already?

It’s been kind of an amazing year full of fantastic developments in my food writing career. Along with the Asian Tofu book release, both of my earlier works were selected by Cooking Light for their Top 100 Cookbooks of the Last 25 Years awards. (The awards are in celebration of the magazine’s 25th anniversary.) Each month,...Read More

The best vegetarian cookbooks have my back when I’m looking for an interesting way to cook rutabaga or a make-ahead dinner party dish.

Healthy Carrot Cake Breakfast Cookies from the Love Real Food cookbook. These are filled with grated carrots, raisins, maple syrup, and warming spices!

Cooking can be easy with these elegant, simple yet functional cook book journals to write in. Whether it’s a traditional family receipe keeper or a newly discovered one, rest assured that it will never get lost with this DIY cookbook or hardcover Empty Pages Recipe Journal notebook. This is definitely one of the must buy blank recipe books to write in! Stay organized, create and never lose your recipes again with this empty recipe books, serving as your cook book to write in your own…

I'm fairly certain I've mentioned this before but, I can't cook. I'm crafty and resourceful and a damn good baker and all, but I am basically useless when it comes to preparing actual meals. Were it not for a string of roommates who were both generous and more culinarily-minded than

The Cookbook Makes Cooking Vegan Indian Food an Approachable Delight | by Alicia Kennedy | Oct, 2020 | Tenderly

What’s it like to write a cookbook? I’ve written three, so I get asked this a lot. My friends have made me laugh at times with the perceptions they have about writing cookbooks. It looks so glamorous! (It’s not.) Now you’re famous! (Errr, no.) Can you quit your day job now? (Ha, no.) Perhaps the biggest misconception, however, about cookbooks is that they are always executed by people who know what they are doing from beginning to end.