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Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone
Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone
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"Years after I left vegetarianism behind, this is still the cookbook I reach for more than any other."

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Not just a cookbook, an all round guide to camping that I will defiantly use next time I pitch my tent
  
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this cookbook. I love the information about coconut. I even went out and bought some organic coconut oil.
  
Mainly a cookbook, this does have a few scenes with the Lake Eden gang. But you can't go wrong with the delicious mostly cookie and dessert recipes collected here in one place. And did I mentioned there are new ones as well?

Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2013/03/book-review-lake-eden-cookbook-by.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
  
The Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook
The Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook
Dinah Bucholz | 2010 | Children
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Too much ...not enough sweets .....though all the ice cream I’ll take and the Harry Potter blurbs were fun to read ....it’s a cookbook so who can really complain
  
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Honey From a Weed
Honey From a Weed
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"This was the first cookbook I ever saw, let alone read, that strayed from the usual format. Ms. Gray followed her husband, a twentieth century sculptor, on the hunt for marble in often remote locations throughout the Mediterranean. Written with humor, elegance and grace, it’s a culinary catalog of a journey and a kind of cooking that’s the “result of a balance struck between frugality and liberality.” This is a cookbook to read in bed."

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Autumn is the season in which cookbook publishers traditionally release their big-name titles, so it's always a thrilling time for aficionados.

But this fall is the most packed and competitive list there is:

Jamie, Nigella and Nigel are among the big names jostling for position on the crowded food bookshelves this autumn.


The Little Library Cookbook

The Little Library Cookbook

Kate Young

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Paddington Bear's marmalade, a Neopolitan pizza with Elena Ferrante, afternoon tea at...

The Sportsman

The Sportsman

Stephen Harris

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Named UK's best restaurant in the Estrella Damm National Restaurant Awards in 2016 and 2017 and...


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Rick Stein: The Road to Mexico

Rick Stein: The Road to Mexico

Rick Stein

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A landmark book from Rick Stein, celebrating one of the most popular world cuisines. Starting in San...

Kaukasis The Cookbook: The Culinary Journey through Georgia, Azerbaijan &amp; Beyond

Kaukasis The Cookbook: The Culinary Journey through Georgia, Azerbaijan & Beyond

Olia Hercules

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Over 100 recipes from Georgia and beyond. Over 100 delicious recipes from the Wild East. "A...


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Made at Home

Made at Home

Giorgio Locatelli

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From the much-loved author of Made in Italy and Made in Sicily, comes a collection of modern Italian...

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A lovely cookbook! Two of my favorite things in one place :c)

Simple recipes, not a lot of foo-foo cooking...homey and seasonal...with absolutely beautiful imagery!

In true Beatrice Ojakangas style...wonderful!
  
It's a "Sunday" cookbook, so the recipes are a bit fussier and more expensive than weekday cookbooks. Not really my cup of tea but for those who like to "push the boat out" for Sunday supper...
  
Smashed, Mashed, Boiled, Baked - and Fried, Too! by Ragavan Iyer is a beautiful. It has wonderful pictures, beautiful fonts. It has section at the end that lists the recipes out by categories including entrees vs sides, apps etc as well as by allergens.

This cookbook outlines potato appetizers, soup, main entrees, side dishes, and desserts from a full spectrum of cuisines and cultures, plus each recipe is beset with 'Tater Tips' or details pertinent to the history, procurement, variety, storage, and perishability of the potato being used. Iyer is cheeky, yet endearing and incredibly informative, like a friend that you adore grocery shopping with after a hearty cafe lunch.

Overall, I want to make everything in this cookbook, and I also think that by making Iyer's, "ultimate mashed potatoes" I will become everyone's favourite person over the holiday season (they look SO yummy!). Unfortunately, I worry that with so many people on strict diets, or low-carb diets, this cookbook may not sell as as much as it should. However, if you have a potato lover or carb queen in your life, get this cookbook for them - they will love you for it!

I received this book from Workman Publishing Company via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.