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- Amarcord: Marcella Remembers (Book)
- Arthur Schwartz's Jewish Home Cooking (Book)
- Batali, Mario
- Baxter, John
- Beard, James
- Bernstein, Michelle
- Best Chicken Recipes, The (Book)
- Beyond the Great Wall (Book)
- Blumenthal, Heston
- Bobby Flay's Grill It! (Book)
- Broccoli and Other Tales of Food and Love (Book)
- Carey, Sarah
- Carmellini, Andrew
- Carreño, Carolynn
- Child, Julia
- Children and Youth
- China
- Christmas
- Claiborne, Craig
- Cook's Illustrated
- Cusine à Latina (Book)
- David, Elizabeth
- Denevan, Jim
- Ducasse, Alain
- Eat Me (Book)
- Elements of Cooking, The (Book)
- Elizabeth David's Christmas (Book)
- Everything but the Squeal (Book)
- Fat (Book)
- Fearnley-Whittingstall, Hugh
- Finamore, Roy
- Fish Without a Doubt (Book)
- Flay, Bobby
- Food
- Fox, Mindy
- France
- Friedman, Andrew
- Galicia (Spain)
- Grill It! (Book)
- Hazan, Marcella
- Hazan, Victor
- Heirloom Tomato, The (Book)
- Hopkinson, Simon
- Hyman, Gwen
- Immoveable Feast (Book)
- Italian Grill (Book)
- Italy
- Izakaya: The Japanese Pub Cookbook (Book)
- Jenkins, Sara
- Kamp, David
- Keller, Thomas
- Kimball, Christopher
- Kwong, Kylie
- Leigh, Mike
- Martha Stewart's Cooking School (Book)
- McLagan, Jennifer
- Meat
- Mendelson, Anne
- Moonen, Rick
- My China (Book)
- Norman, Jill
- Olives and Oranges (Book)
- Oprah Magazine Cookbook, The (Book)
- Outstanding in the Field (Book)
- Paris (France)
- Pigs
- Pork
- Ray, Rachael
- Recipes
- Restaurants
- Revolution in Taste, A (Book)
- River Cottage Cookbook, The (Book)
- River Cottage Family Cookbook, The (Book)
- Robinson, Mark
- Robuchon, Joel
- Ruhlman, Michael
- Sauces
- Schlesinger, Chris
- Schwartz, Arthur
- Second Helpings of Roast Chicken (Book)
- Shopsin, Kenny
- Spain
- Stets, Marah
- Stewart, Martha
- Tomatoes
- Urban Italian (Book)
- Vapnyar, Lara
- Willoughby, John
- Winfrey, Oprah
- Writing and Writers
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The cookbook shelf is where food trends and one’s own tastes mingle. Read More...
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In “Elizabeth David’s Christmas,” recipe after recipe looks to France, Italy, Spain and even North Africa for inspiration. Read More...
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An Australian cooks Christmas dinner for his French family. Read More...
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A roundup of cooking titles, from an appreciation of fat to traditional holiday fare. Read More...
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An exploration of the 17th-century shift in French cooking, when chefs rejected pseudomedical dictates to emphasize a more novel merit of food: its taste. Read More...
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In this modest but enthusiastic addition to the Pig Lit canon, John Barlow recounts a year spent in Spain trying to eat every possible part of the pig. Read More...
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The English chef Simon Hopkinson has been anointed author of the “most useful cookbook of all time.” Read More...
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The fall publishing season has delivered cookbooks from international star chefs as well as cooks who fly under the radar but are nonetheless mesmerizing. Read More...
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Marcella Hazan describes how a small-town girl became a cooking guru. Read More...
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Amy Goldman’s new book, “The Heirloom Tomato: From Garden to Table,” would make a nice house gift or look good on a coffee table. Read More...
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“Beyond the Great Wall” opens up vast worlds of other Chinas scarcely known to cooks and food lovers in the United States. Read More...
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In Lara Vapnyar’s new collection of short stories, food has the power to define characters, propel plots, cause riots and even commit manslaughter. Read More...
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Most cookbooks are failures, but there are some good ones out there. Here are a dozen of the summer season’s most interesting. Read More...
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Reviews of several cookbooks for children. Read More...
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“Beard on Food” is up there with the other culinary bibles. Read More...
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