Cookbook collection

Bought at: it was a Christmas gift in 2018. Recipes Made: Garlic and Anchovy Butter Toasts p.31, Arugula Salad with Lemon, Pine Nutes and Pecorino p.35, Celebration Chicken with Sweet Potatoes and Dates p.54 and Baked Saffron Rice p.55. I made the Garlic and Anchovy Butter

Want to organize your cookbooks in the most beautiful way imaginable? Michelle Tam of Nom Nom Paleo fame will show you the way.

This cozy cauliflower casserole is filled with chewy gnocchi pasta pillows and Parmesan cheese, and it's seriously easy to make.

Plaid vintage cookbook collection

Hello. My name is Dana and I am addicted to cookbooks. I’m only half joking here. The truth is that I have a huge cookbook collection, and try as I might, it doesn’t look like I’m going to stop adding to it any time soon. What I have managed to do is learn to control it some. Read on for a few helpful hints for managing a cookbook obsession. How do you know you have a problem? What can you do about it? OWN IT! Do you have 100 cookbooks, 300 cookbooks, 500 cookbooks?

“I am a sucker for old buildings,” Tara says of the 1910 brick apartment building she moved into a year ago. “Give me a little vintage charm and I will overlook a multitude of sins.” The apartment has charm to spare: French doors leading into the kitchen, black and white checkerboard floors, and the original insulated “icebox,” which now serves as her baking pantry.

Bought at: online from Booktopia, a regular online haunt of mine for books. Recipes Made : Squash, Brown Butter & Sage Quiche (pp.86-87), Banana Buttermilk Bread (p.104), Lemon Drizzle Loaf (pp.114-115), Ginger Molasses Cake (p.125), Summer Spelt Almond Cake (p.137), Egg Yolk Ch

For a long, long time, I’ve wanted to start a cookbook club, the kind where you all read the same book, prepare a recipe, and bring it to a pot-luck to share. There just wasn’t enough margin in my life before now; I couldn’t have added another event to the calendar. However, now that we...

Cook Books!

While it does seem strange to have a list of anything that could be the best from 2020, the cookbook releases during that difficult year I dare say kept many of us going. Here are the ones I particularly enjoyed, and continue to do so. What would you add to the list?

Rachel Khoo's Kitchen Notebook from best-selling author Rachel Khoo. Her latest cookbook is contains 100 gorgeous recipes accompanied by full-colour photography and Rachel's very own sketches of the food and places she encounters.

An AMAZING collection of cookbooks from the one-and-only Julia Child. This collection of vintage cookbooks includes 7 books all published by Knopf. 4 out of the 7 are first edition! Please know that all of these cookbooks show signs of use and wear. These books have been well-used and well-loved. Most of the wear is on the outside of the books, not the interiors. Upon quick inspection there is no writing or underlining in these books. Below I have given further detail on their condition. The…

This is the time of year where it becomes obvious that some pretty good cookbooks have been released. The few months in the lead up to Christmas see's us welcome many new titles to the cookbook section of our favourite bookshops (or even our own cookbook shelves!). Here are the recent relea

The kitchen is not just for cooking anymore. For most people, it’s where the majority of their time is spent, sharing meals, doing family projects, and entertaining. And, as it turns out, it’s the place where some are storing their book collections.There are various routes to take in terms of placement, style, and type of book to display. For some, the kitchen shelves are reserved exclusively for cookbooks, a pragmatic choice.

A magical tour of Yotam Ottolenghi's cookbook collection - The Happy Foodie

Cookbooks are one of my favorite things on the planet. I have them in every room of our apartment. I cook from them, read them in bed, give them as gifts, and even use them

Christmas gifts: 10 cookbooks for Italian food lovers