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What’s for Dessert: Simple Recipes for Dessert People
Saffitz continues to convert cooks to bakers and wow the experienced with her charm, fun recipes, and excellent instruction in a book that is sure to become a classic. A must-buy.
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The Woks of Life: Recipes To Know and Love from a Chinese American Family
Covering a huge range of dishes and then some, this cookbook will thrill fans of the blog and appeal to cooks of all skill levels, including those looking for a challenge.
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All About Cookies: A Milk Bar Baking Book
A good addition to any comprehensive baking collection (as both a guide and an enjoyable read).
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AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home
Fans of the elegance and distinctive design styles featured in Michael Henry Adams’s Style and Grace: African Americans at Home will likely love this book as well. This is also a great book for those interested in increasing their cultural awareness and learning more about United States history, racial inequality, and interior design.
Ottolenghi Test Kitchen: Extra Good Things
Long-standing Ottolenghi fans will find plenty of new favorites, while the title also serves as an accessible introduction for newcomers to his style and methods. Highly recommended for library collections.
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Go-To Dinners: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook
Another pleaser from Garten; sure to be in demand.
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Sundays with Sophie: Flay Family Recipes for Any Day of the Week
The Flays have slayed it with a casual family cookbook that covers the basics for beginners, but it is full of surprises for veteran home chefs.
Nadiya’s Everyday Baking: From Weeknight Dinners to Celebration Cakes, Let Your Oven Do the Work
Hussain puts her own spin on baking in this collection of appetizing recipes that showcases her infectious joy for food and penchant for playing with flavors.
The Vegan Chinese Kitchen: Recipes and Modern Stories from a Thousand-Year-Old Tradition
Rich visuals, history, stories, and recipes make this the go-to cookbook for vegan Chinese cooking and will likely become a favorite for all levels of cooks and vegetarians.
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