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cookbooks

Jan

11

2017

Heart of the Plate

The Heart of the Plate: Vegetarian Recipes for a New Generation by Mollie Katzen

I am not a vegetarian, but there are many recipes that intrigue me in this elegant new cookbook by Mollie Katzen of Moosewood fame. The savory Mushroom Bread Pudding, Gazpacho Salad, or anything from the chapter titled “Cozy Mashes” all sound delicious. The recipes are all vegetarian and many are vegan, so there will be …

Dec

6

2016

Dorie's Cookies

Cooking Up Holiday Treats

The holiday parties are starting, and so are the holiday cookie swaps. Sure, you could always pick up something from the bakery at the grocery store on the way, but maybe you enjoy taking the time to find a great new recipe and make it. I am a big fan of the chocolate advent calendar; …

Nov

14

2016

Art of the Pie

Art of the Pie by Kate McDermott

I’m not typically a “reader” of cookbooks, but I found this one to be a delectably tantalizing read. The author’s introduction to the book warms the reader into submission to begin making pies. Entries throughout the book, such as Best Peach Pie in the World, are mouth-watering inspirations. Of course, I am a lover of pie …

Oct

27

2016

Appetites by Anthony Bourdain

Appetites by Anthony Bourdain

Appetites, Bourdain’s first cookbook in more than ten years, boils down forty-plus years of professional cooking and globe-trotting to a tight repertoire of personal favorite dishes that everyone should know how to cook. The result is a home-cooking, home-entertaining cookbook like no other, with personal favorites from his own kitchen and from his travels, translated …

Dec

23

2015

Theo Chocolate
by Debra Music and Joe Whinney

Every year, one cookbook draws me in again and again. This is that book for 2015. I’ve made a lot of delicious desserts out of this book, but the savory recipes, created by local chefs, are equally delicious. I’ve made hundreds of graham crackers, both regular & gluten-free, to build  homemade s’mores.  The Nibby Crackers …

Sep

8

2015

3

remarks

Recipes from a Slovenian Kitchen

Taste: Balkans

This installment of Taste crosses multiple national borders and takes on an entire region. My justification is twofold: first because the area in question was not so long ago organized as the single state of Yugoslavia, and second because someone asked me to do it. A customer planning a trip called my shop and said …

Jun

17

2015

Vegetarian Dinner Parties

Vegetarian Dinner Parties
by Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough

150 meatless meals good enough to serve to company. The winner of this year’s IACP People’s Choice Cookbook Award is dedicated to helping you put on the best dinner party of your life. Includes insights into playlist creations, seating and lighting tips alongside incredible party-style recipes that happen to be meat free. Each recipe includes …

Jun

5

2015

Treat Yourself to Summer Reads

It’s June and the weather here has been lovely–well, until today, which is cool and gray and occasionally rainy–and my thoughts have been on summertime. I don’t really do summertime things, being more of an indoors sort of person, but I like the idea of summertime things like gardening and barbecues and block parties and …

May

11

2015

Keepers cookbook

Keepers
by Kathy Brennan and Caroline Campion

“This is my go to book for fast, delicious, mostly-weeknight dinners. The recipes are creative, inspiring and manageable!” — Lillian Welch, Book Larder, Seattle, WA From the book: We all need “Keepers” in our life–brag-worthy, reliable, crowd-pleasing preparations that we confidently turn to again and again. Get cooking with a copy from Book Larder or another independent …

Jan

30

2015

Renee Erickson

A Book, By the Numbers

It didn’t seem like overkill when I dropped twenty pounds of good unsalted butter and ten liters of Moroccan olive oil on Jess Thomson’s porch in April of 2013. She’d need at least that much for recipe testing for A Boat, a Whale and a Walrus. As I drove away, I couldn’t have known that …

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