The competition pits 16 new cookbooks whose culinary focuses span the globe.
Each transports you away from our cold Northwest winter to that sunnier Jamaican climate.
Is your friend or relative wishing for a Le Creuset dutch oven or Sur la Table spatulas? Read this.
Bernadette Wörndl’s “Fruit: Recipes that Celebrate Nature” combines inspiration with usefulness.
The Israeli-British chef directs you to straightforward home cooking and ‘What if?’ creations.
Saiphin Moore’s cookbook “Rosa’s Thai Cafe” explores dishes served during the Thai Vegetarian Festival.
This new cookbook offers 120 colorful, seasonal Northwest recipes from the natural foods market.
Cookbook author Anya Kassoff’s recipes turn colorful, plant-based, healthy food into delicious meals.
Atlanta chef melds traditional African-American cookery with modernist cuisine.
“How to Eat a Peach” author comes up with a menu and then decides who to invite over for dinner.
The cookbook “Sticky Fingers, Green Thumb” celebrates vegetables, edible flowers and herbs in baked desserts.
Chef Bonnie Frumkin Morales’ “Kachka” is the winner of Piglet 2018, Food52’s cookbook tournament.
Day 8 of Food52’s tournament is a close match with “Kaukasis” versus “King Solomon’s Table.”
It’s just desserts: Day 7 of Food52’s cookbook competition pits ‘Bravetart’ against ‘Tartine All Day.’
Day 6 of Food52’s competition pitted alluring “Night + Market” against food lit “The Art of Flavor.”
“The Pho Cookbook” demystifies the intimidating soup, while “Onions Etcetera” is a big surprise.
In round three of Food52’s NCAA-like competition, “Bangkok” beats out “Auentico.”
