Posts Tagged “book review”

Mary McCartney: Food

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Mary McCartney: Food

Photographs by Linda & Paula’s daughter illustrate her vegetarian recipes

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Myron Mixon: Everyday Barbecue

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Myron Mixon: Everyday Barbecue

No fuss barbecue, from a master of the pit

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Pam Talimanidis: À La Grecque

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Pam Talimanidis: À La Grecque

An Australian-Greek book of village food and photography

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Phaidon’s Silver Spoon: Sicily

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Phaidon’s Silver Spoon: Sicily

A Mediterranean crossroads, where food is history

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Haroutunian: Yogurt Cookbook

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Haroutunian: Yogurt Cookbook

Yogurt in just about anything – anywhere in the world

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St. Patrick’s Day: Rachel’s Irish Family Food

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St. Patrick’s Day: Rachel’s Irish Family Food

Celebrate St. Pat’s with great Irish food

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Fuchsia Dunlop: Every Grain of Rice

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Fuchsia Dunlop:  Every Grain of Rice

Use meat and seafood for flavor.

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Where Chefs Eat

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Where Chefs Eat

Who knows best where to eat in a new place?

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2011 Holiday Gifts Shortlist: Books

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2011 Holiday Gifts Shortlist: Books

Here is a shortlist of Super Chef‘s favorite cookbooks and books about food for gift-giving this year, chosen among many excellent contenders.< blockquote> Food Fiction: Day of Honey(buy) Annia Ciezadlo Young Children: Baby and Toddler Cookbook (buy) Ansel & Ferreira Older Children: Candy Makers (buy) Wendy Mass New Cook: River Cottage Everyday (buy) Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall…

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American Culinary Federation’s Garde Manger

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American Culinary Federation’s Garde Manger

The division between professional cookbooks or textbooks, and non-professional is shrinking all the time, and that is a good thing. . It means the professional books are more pleasing to the eye and more useful even if you are not working in a professional kitchen. If Americans are cooking less at home, there are a…

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Cat Cora: A Suitcase Surprise for Mommy

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Cat Cora: A Suitcase Surprise for Mommy

Take something special with you

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Stephane Reynaud: Rotis – Review and Interview

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Stephane Reynaud: Rotis – Review and Interview

Roasts are for sharing

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The Arrogant Years: Lucette Lagnado

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The Arrogant Years:  Lucette Lagnado

Leads to your own family

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The Viennese Kitchen: Tante Hertha’s Book

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The Viennese Kitchen: Tante Hertha’s Book

Once upon a time in the Austro-Hungarian Empire…

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John Besh: My Family Table

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John Besh: My Family Table

The joy of cooking for your family

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Gretchen Holt-Witt: Best Bake Sale Cookbook

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Gretchen Holt-Witt: Best Bake Sale Cookbook

Buy the cookbook and help the cause

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Lily Vanilli in A Zombie Ate My Cupcake

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Lily Vanilli in A Zombie Ate My Cupcake

Blood-stained brains and bleeding hearts

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June Hersh: The Kosher Carnivore

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June Hersh: The Kosher Carnivore

All kosher meat: all the time

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Birds of Paradise: Diana Abu Jaber

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Birds of Paradise:  Diana Abu Jaber

Intimate look at family recipe

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Christopher Robbins: Apples are from Kazakhstan

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Christopher Robbins: Apples are from Kazakhstan

The truth about apples and more

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How Italian Food Conquered the World

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How Italian Food Conquered the World

Veni, Vidi, Vici

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John Plischke: Good Mushroom, Bad Mushroom

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John Plischke: Good Mushroom, Bad Mushroom

When in doubt, throw it out

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Martha Hall Foose: A Southerly Course

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Martha Hall Foose: A Southerly Course

Tales from the Mississippi

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Roberto Santibanez: Truly Mexican

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Roberto Santibanez: Truly Mexican

Not just for Cinco de Mayo

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Ree Drummond: Charlie, The Ranch Dog

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Ree Drummond: Charlie, The Ranch Dog

Where’s the bacon?

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