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Tag Archives: cookbooks
Food for Thought: What’s Annie Cooking
What’s Annie Cooking is a hobbyist food blog written by Annie Slocum, a home cook in Denver who says she was heavily influenced by time living in San Francisco. She loves to read and collect cookbooks, and the typical recipe … Continue reading
Food for Thought: Alison Roman’s Dining In
Even though I am a huge fan of Alison Roman’s recipes in the New York Times, I resisted buying her cookbook, Dining In. Why? Because her salty kitchen essentials, the first items in the book, were all head nodders, things that … Continue reading
What’s the first recipe in your cookbook?
I’ve been reading a lot of cookbooks recently. Some for research, some through authors I’ve met, some through random chance. And without naming names, I find that many miss out on the opportunity to sell the casual reader by making … Continue reading