We've rounded up 14 curated-cooking guidebooks (along with some bonus recipe previews) to help you slay any and all new year, new food resolutions.
1. Best overall cookbook: From the Oven to the Table by Diana Henry Price on writing: £21 |Buy now from Amazon What Mumsnet users say “Diana Henry's From the Oven to the Table and also herA Bird in the Hand. Both brilliant, easy books that I cook from loads.”(Recommended by ...
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CookWise: The How’s and Why’s of Successful Cookingby Shirley O. Corriher’s – part cookbook, part reference guide. I’ve used this book on multiple occasions to tweak or improve recipes and understand the techniques and roles of various ingredients. Shirley breaks from standard convention ...
4. Betty Rosbottom: Betty Rosbottom's Cooking School Cookbook Betty Rosbottom opened one of the most influential American cooking schools, La Belle Pomme, in Columbus, Ohio in 1976—and for any home cook in Ohio, she's a guru. For those who aren't able to take her classes in straigh...
From 'The James Beard Cookbook' to Laurie Colwin's 'Home Cooking' memoir and even recipes from New York's famed Magnolia Bakery, these are the best cookbooks for every home cook.
A beautiful new cookbook makes an excellent holiday gift, whether you’re searching for an original present for your favorite home cook, want to impress your favorite foodie, or need some fresh kitchen inspiration yourself. This year’s crop of cookbooks truly has something for everyone, whether...
cooking is a group activity you do with your loved ones, working closely together in the kitchen to make culinary magic. Whether you’re a novice home cook or a master of the trade, using a cookbook to help guide you is a great way to try out new flavors, techniques and styles of co...
It really is different from any other cookbook that I’ve seen, even down to the look of it. It looks almost like a novel by its shape and the paper used. It’s a combination of cookbook and memoir. You could read the whole book cover-to-cover and be satisfied, even if you didn...
“To cook from the global pantry is to taste the umami of human history,” write former Cooking Light editors Ann Taylor Pittman and Scott Mowbray. Their cookbook features some 65 pantry items — herbs, spice mixes and condiments from cuisines around the globe — that have been developed and...