The Magical Mini Guide to Cozy Weekends
The Magical Mini Guide to Cozy Weekends
Whether you're in the mood for some soup-simmering, leaf-peeping, or nothing at all, your dream weekend awaits...
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Suchi M.
August 9, 2015
I am going to be in NYC whole September and was wondering are there any cookbook launch or any chef visiting the city I can go to? Also suggest some gourmet foodie place I must visit.
Cinnamin
August 9, 2015
Simply Nigella!! I know hers is more of a mass appeal but I do like her approach to home cooking. Also, she has been doing a fantastic job of promoting it on social media- for all the naysayers who say cookbooks are a dying breed.
I am also looking forward to Julia Turshen's first solo work (2016, I believe) and Cara Mangini's The Vegetable Butcher (also 2016.)
I am also looking forward to Julia Turshen's first solo work (2016, I believe) and Cara Mangini's The Vegetable Butcher (also 2016.)
Robert W.
August 7, 2015
I'm waiting for: Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking (Oct 6, 2015) by Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook
AntoniaJames
August 7, 2015
Not a cookbook, per se, but a collection of essays -- Finding Yourself in the Kitchen -- by one of Food52's very first members, the extraordinary, talented Dana V. http://www.amazon.com/Finding-Yourself-Kitchen-Meditations-Inspired/dp/1623364973
If this seems familiar, Dana Velden has been a regular columnist for thekitchn.com for years. http://www.thekitchn.com/categories/weekend_meditation ;o)
If this seems familiar, Dana Velden has been a regular columnist for thekitchn.com for years. http://www.thekitchn.com/categories/weekend_meditation ;o)
hardlikearmour
August 7, 2015
Heartlandia: Heritage Recipes from Portland's the Country Cat. It comes out 9/1.
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