After a vibrant start to the season, we’re delighted to turn the page and share our next selection of releases. This month’s lineup spans interior design and architecture, fashion, art, gardens and landscapes, travel, and more—each title a reflection of the extraordinary creativity and vision of...| Rizzoli New York
Avengers Campus: The Official Cookbook (Recipes from Pym’s Test Kitchen and Beyond) is an imaginative cookbook filled with affordable recipes that are delicious, down-to-earth, and doable. Written by Jenn Fujikawa and Marc Sumerak, the cookbook is creative and entertaining. Jenn Fujikawa is the lifestyle author of Star Wars: The Life Day Cookbook (Official Holiday Recipes… The post ‘Avengers Campus: The Official Cookbook’ is Perfect for Marvel Fans of All Ages appeared first on Blac...| Black Girl Nerds
“Then there’s nothing more to be said. Are we going to have tea? Or not?” ~ Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham. Today we’re celebrating the third (and final) Downton Abb…| Jama's Alphabet Soup
This month’s cookbook theme is a wide one – Holiday memories – and by holidays, I mean vacations rather than holidays as in seasonal celebrations. Has there been a cookbook or recipe th…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
Editor’s note: This article was originally published on August 21, 2020, and most recently updated on September 5, 2025. Bridget Callahan found a beautiful way to celebrate her grandmother’s life and culinary traditions in creating The Not-So-Italian Italian Cookbook. Special kitchen memories, family history, and geography are all reflected in elements of the book design—from the […] The post Behind the Book with Bridget Callahan appeared first on Blurb Blog.| Blurb Blog
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Learn how to host plant-based and vegan parties everyone will love with these helpful vegan food ideas, delicious recipes, inspiration and event planning tips.| The Carrot Underground🥕
Whether you're a seasoned chef or a home cook perfecting family favourites, keeping your recipes organized is essential. A 3 ring recipe binder is the perfect tool to help you store, protect, and quickly reference your culinary creations. With so many options available, finding the best 3 ring binder for recipes can feel overwhelming. But […] The post 3 Ring Recipe Binder appeared first on Chefs Notes.| Chefs Notes
September has arrived, and with it comes a brand-new season of books to discover. From interior design and art to fashion, cooking and entertaining, pop culture, nature, and more, these titles showcase the extraordinary creativity and vision of the authors, artists, and designers we are honored...| Rizzoli New York
Confession time. I’ve never had what the Americans call peanut butter and jelly, or what…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
It’s almost BKD Cookbook Club, and this month the theme is: A cookbook first published in your country. For us in Australia, that means by an Australian author. If you’re in the US, by a US a…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
The Japanese Pantry is my seventh cookbook! It is officially out this October 28, 2025.| Emiko Davies
Wednesday, July 23, 2025 Welcome to a special “Christmas in July” feature of Re-Inventionators. The Santa android just surfed in to help welcome today’s guest. Some people go …| Teagan's Books
I haven’t counted my cookbooks in years. It’s enough that my husband has attempted to…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
This month our theme is Italian – and I can’t tell you how much I’m…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
Since 2008, The Southern Lady Cooks has been sharing classic, down-home recipes to their fans around the world, the kind of heartwarming food “you may remember your grandmother or mama making.” Started by Judy Yeager and now run with her twin daughters, Anne and Leigh Walkup, this is indeed a family affair! Since its humble […] The post Gathered ’round the Table: Behind the Book with The Southern Lady Cooks appeared first on Blurb Blog.| Blurb Blog
“When it comes to cooking and eating, what does ‘comfort’ mean? At first glance, we might think of it as the food we make and eat at home, after a tough day. It’s the food w…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
If you want to get a gorgeous gift for your Dad this Father's Day, why not choose a delicious foodie treat? Here are five ideas that'll tempt his tastebuds and feel like a truly personal present...| My Thrifty Life by Cassie Fairy
June’s cookbook theme is Comfort. Comfort food means different things to different people (Grace Dent’s…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
Father’s Day is near—a time to celebrate the remarkable men who’ve shaped our lives. Whether it’s your dad, stepdad, grandfather, partner, or a father-figure who’s always shown up, our curated collection of gift-worthy books is designed to make a lasting impression—no matter his interests. Visit our... The post Father’s Day Gifts appeared first on Rizzoli New York.| Rizzoli New York
Growing vegetables and fruits, raising livestock, and preserving the food created from these efforts have long been an important part of home economics. During times of national crisis, like the U.…| Maryland History by the Object
Alrighty, so this month we’re talking about our favourite celebrity chefs. Some chefs (well, most chefs, probably) would baulk at the idea of being referred to as a celebrity chef, but for the purp…| Brookford Kitchen Diaries
Welcome to the second book in the Culinary Cookbook Celebration of Black History! Today I’m sharing with you my next pick which is Creole Feast by Chef Nathaniel Burton and New Orleans civil rights activist Dr. Rudy Lombard. On the cover it’s described as “15 Master Chefs of New Orleans Reveal Their Secrets” and I must say this book is beyond phenomenal! As we all know, New Orleans is a place like no other in the United States and the world, especially when it comes to its Black impac...| A Certain Aesthetic
The Ebony Cook actually began as a monthly culinary column called “A Date with a Dish” in Ebony Magazine. It was started in 1946 by their first food editor, Freda DeKnight, who made a concerted effort to bring international attention to the importance of African American dishes. A notable moment in the column’s history was when the illustrious Lena Horne was featured in Ebony Magazine’s February 1947 issue. She cooked East Indian Chicken, a Trinidadian dish, for her feature “Date wi...| A Certain Aesthetic
Yay! It’s Black History Month! I am thrilled to contribute to this celebratory time by honoring those who have placed their mark in history in the arena of the culinary arts! Many of us have had the joy and privilege to have elders and peers who are masters in their kitchens to cook for us and bring sheer delight to our palates. They have inspired us and given us the tools of the trade to be the best in our own kitchens and beyond. For that, I am eternally grateful!| A Certain Aesthetic
Welcome to Cookbook Club: The Ukrainian Edition; a gathering of home cooks shining a spotlight on Ukrainian cuisine and authors. “We all have so much more in common than that which divides us, and good food and good stories are universal.” Olia Hercules, Home Food Yesterday ten of us gathered for our monthly cookbook club.... Original article: Cookbook Club: Spotlight on Ukrainian Cuisine| Simple Bites
With Mother’s Day around the corner, it’s the perfect moment to honor the remarkable women who shape our lives with love and care. From moms and grandmothers to aunts, godmothers, and every mother figure in between, now is the time to celebrate them with a meaningful...| Rizzoli New York
It sounds like Ned Palmer had a better lockdown than most of us. This fromage expert and author used most of the time stuck at home to research his book, A ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
This untraditional mole is delicious, easy-to-make, plus courtesy of Dora Ramirez and her new book, Comida Casera! I've followed Dora for years now, and even featured recipes of hers in some of my recipe lists,| Vegan Yack Attack
There’s always a big question with any writing—what do you put in and what do you leave out? This is not just confined to scenes and characters, but also to information, particularly to research to…| Shannon Donnelly's Fresh Ink
I love cookbooks and I have quite a few of them that have been gifted to me over the years. The past few years my New Year’s resolution has been to try and make as many of the recipes in my cookboo…| janeaustenrunsmylife
April is here, and with it comes the fresh energy of spring in full bloom. As we embrace longer days and the promise of warmer weather, we’re excited to introduce a new lineup of releases—spanning interior design, gardening, art, fashion, pop culture, and the culinary arts—perfect...| Rizzoli New York
Fannie Merritt Farmer, who was born in 1857, suffered a paralytic stroke in her teenage years that stalled her dreams of a formal education. After she regained the ability to more »| Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Unbound
As we move the clocks forward and welcome the light-filled days ahead, we’re thrilled to present our March releases—an inspiring collection of books on interior design, gardening, art, fashion, pop culture, and culinary creativity, all capturing the spirit of the season. Be sure to follow @rizzolibooks...| Rizzoli New York
While it may not feel like spring just yet, things are heating up at Rizzoli with an exciting lineup of new spring books! Starting with our fabulous February releases, we’re thrilled to offer you a captivating array of titles throughout the season, covering interior design, gardening,...| Rizzoli New York
My new article The Arts of Action is out now in Philosopher’s Imprint! This article is kind of intensely personal – perhaps awkwardly so, for an academic article. I realized, while I was writing it, that it was distilling basically … Continue reading →| Objectionable
This simple dish is one of my favourite autumn or winter desserts. It’s just perfect after a long lunch with friends, for example, as you can and should (technically speaking it makes things much easier) make many of these at once. After all, you just put all the apples in a baking tray together. I […] The post Mele al forno, baked apples and The Tuscan Year first appeared on Emiko Davies.| Emiko Davies
The start of a new year is the perfect opportunity to embrace your creativity and reflect on what truly brings meaning to your life. Whether it’s through arts & crafts, reading, cooking, or simply savoring quiet moments of reflection, creativity can help you look inward and... The post Spark Joy: Tips for a Fulfilling New Year appeared first on Rizzoli New York.| Rizzoli New York
Hedley & Bennett Pinafore Apron: My new favorite kitchen accessory! This lovely apron provides full coverage, features two generous front pockets and is made from a sturdy 60/40 cotton-linen blend that is incredibly comfortable and easy to machine wash. I love the Harissa color, but the Broccolini is equally festive. $109| Frances Largeman-Roth
Learn about Chef Keith Sarasin's remarkable journey from a humble dishwasher to a renowned chef, as he shares his story of food, grief and love.| The Cook's Cook
A conversation with Natasha Pickowicz on cross-cultural inspiration and her upcoming cookbook.| Atlas Obscura
Back in 1989, Dolly Parton and the team at Dollywood released ‘Dollywood Presents: Tennessee Mountain Home Cooking.’ The cookbook still holds up today, and this tasty three-bean salad dish is the proof.| VegNews.com
On my computer, this book lives in a file called “the vegetable book,” but you’ll see it on the shelf as Eating From the Ground Up: Recipes for Simple, Perfect Vegetables. The book comes out on February 27 (!), so I wanted to share a few details about that here. Between now and then, Rosie...Read More »| Eating From the Ground Up
We are now at the moment when all food is holiday food. Even on regular nights when there’s still school and work, it still feels like holiday food because we light the menorah (turning off the Christmas record just long enough to fumble through the prayer), we keep the fir candle burning, we have excess chocolate bars with peppermint...Read More »| Eating From the Ground Up
Every year right around this time, I write about cookbooks again. That post becomes one of so many shouting around the internet about THE BEST BOOKS FOR GIFTING, and yet,| Eating From the Ground Up
South African cuisine is famous for its vibrant flavors, unique ingredients, and fusion of different cultures. South Africa’s food is a melting pot of influences from indigenous ethnicities such as the Zulu, Xhosa, San, and more, Dutch, British & Portuguese, settlers, Indian and Malay immigrants, most often from finding their way to SA through the... The post Best South African Cookbooks appeared first on Cook Gem.| Cook Gem
Photos by Chip Weiner and courtesy of Richard Gonzmart The post How Columbia Restaurant Put Their Cuban Sandwich On The Map appeared first on Edible Tampa Bay.| Edible Tampa Bay
I love looking through gift guides this time of year, planning what to get for my husband, parents, in-laws, niece and nephew… it’s always inspiring to see what others have suggested! And looking back at my blog posts, it turns out I haven’t written my own gift guide since 2016. Sheesh. It’s high time I...Read More| Lefty Spoon
While I agree that to get the absolute best chili, you’ll need a couple hours to let it stew and enhance all of the flavors - I tricked a few people with this chili once I| Vegan Yack Attack
#post_excerptIt's finally here! My brand-new book, Water Bath Canning, is officially out in the world for you all to read and enjoy.| Seed to Pantry
The Après All Day Cookbook has 65 COZY RECIPES TO SHARE WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS I’m so excited to share my newest baby with you all, The Après All Day Cookbook. I wrote it during the initia…| Mountain Mama Cooks
Take a look between the covers of my plant-based Vietnamese cookbook!| Viet World Kitchen
There are many ways to work with Berkshelf. In this post, I discuss the Berkshelf workflow of the Releasing Engineering team at Chef with Berkshelf, Test Kitchen, GitHub, and a Chef Server.| Seth Vargo
