The Piglet—inspired by The Morning News' Tournament of Books—is where the 16 most notable cookbooks of the year face off in a NCAA-style bracketed tournament. Watch the action and weigh in on the results!
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Kitchen B.
December 1, 2010
Food52 keeps pushing the bar out for me - it just shows what can happen when you're passionate about something.....food is such a cool thing to love. Sigh. I wish I could come party too. Have fun
dymnyno
November 30, 2010
Oh! I wish that I could be there! Great judges.. Great books..no losers!! (however, I am rooting for plenty)
mariaraynal
November 8, 2010
It's going to be a fun few weeks! Would love to jet in for the party. : )
Hilarybee
November 8, 2010
Love it! The judges...amazing. I'm a HUGE fan of Deb Perelman. As soon as I saw Ree Drumand was included, I thought that Deb HAD to be on the list. I love Dorie Greenspan's new cookbook. I hope it wins- though I'm curious about Good to the Grain, Cook Italy,and Urban Pantry as well.
Stacey S.
November 7, 2010
I vote for PLENTY & I love Frankie's Handbook, it's a great read and the recipes are terrific.
Looking forward to the event on 11/30! How exciting!
Stacey Snacks
Looking forward to the event on 11/30! How exciting!
Stacey Snacks
kssny5
November 7, 2010
When I first heard about Forgotten Skills of Cooking, I purchased it right away. While I haven't had time to cook from the recipes, it brought me right back instantly to my roots. Anyone who aspires to cook like their Grandma should have this cookbook. Now that I have just retired yesterday, you can believe I will be cooking from this book!
PaulaK
November 7, 2010
What a tough decision the judges will have to make! I lean toward Dorie Greenspan's book, but that may be because I have always infused a lot of fantasy in with her books. I always imagine, when I am following one of her recipes, that I am living in Paris with a view of the Eiffel Tower out of my kitchen window, of course!
MyCommunalTable
November 7, 2010
I do not know how one could choose from these fabulous looking cookbooks. I have a leaning towards savory themed cookbooks over dessert ones. Wishing I could go to the party, but what foodie likes to miss out on a party?
Table9
November 5, 2010
I agree with you mcs3000, each book is remarkable and unique...but as you I have my fave, I hope Cook Italy wins the prize!
mcs3000
November 5, 2010
Ditto @tiggybee. A+ list of judges and books. Each book is a winner, but I hope Good to the Grain goes all the way. Go Kim!
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