IACP awards
What do you think this year's IACP awards say about the state of cookbook-dom? A cookbook-of-the-year that's not readily available and a bunch of other winners that aren't either.
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What do you think this year's IACP awards say about the state of cookbook-dom? A cookbook-of-the-year that's not readily available and a bunch of other winners that aren't either.
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Their site makes it nearly impossible to find out who the winners are - I've been clicking for the last five minutes and just going around in circles. Can you give us a link to the winners?
I got an email from Jessica's Biscuit on line cookbook store (ecookbooks.com), that made the situation really obvious, because so many winners were "not available at this time." You're right--the official site is hard to navigate! But here's a list I found by googling http://eater.com/archives...
Interesting . . . thanks for the link, greenstuff. Great to see a list of winners. Warmest congrats to Amanda, Merrill and the rest of the Food52 team for being named best culinary website along with Saveur magazine's website!
and to Kristen Miglore!
Here's a link to the list:
http://www.jamesbeard.org/blog/complete-2014-jbf-award-nominees
I'm a physician, so I'm not in the know much, but there are a lot of Piglet books on the IACP list-- Mast Brothers, Vegetable Literacy, etc. I own all the classics that were put on the list for this year, including my beloved Betty Crocker 1950 (my dad has the original that was my mom's) and the Saveur and Food52 websites are my very favorites (I only read Saveur but love the photography and some of the stories).