Foodies often find themselves on the lookout for fantastic new recipes to try in the kitchen. Most of the time, they land up with cookbooks but what should be in a cookbook to be truly attractive is something that matters not just to professional chefs but also enthusiastic home cooks.
If you are a foodie, you need more than cookbooks with recipes. You need something more exciting than just the average recipe book. But, then, you have entered the right place. Here are seven books that will get anyone excited about being in the kitchen again:
Hoppers: The Cookbook: Recipes, Memories and Inspiration from Sri Lankan Homes, Streets and Beyond
I was excited to see this book! I love Sri Lankan food, with its variety and rich flavors. I'm grateful to the author for sharing her family's recipes and explaining their importance to Sri Lankan culture. The book is beautifully photographed and gives a great overview of the recipes and stories about the Hoppers restaurants she runs in London.
This is the official cookbook of Hoppers, a Sri Lankan restaurant chain founded in 1996 by Karan Gokhale. This book is filled with recipes that are authentic, easy to make, and taste great. I love reading the stories behind each recipe and following along on the journey of how Hoppers came to be.
Hoppers: The Cookbook: Recipes, Memories and Inspiration from Sri Lankan Homes, Streets and Beyond
Together: Our Community Cookbook
The Hubb Community Kitchen was founded by women who came together to cook fresh food for their families and neighbors after a catastrophic fire devastated their community.
The Hubb Community Kitchen is an example of the power of community, and Together is a beautiful storybook showcasing this incredible initiative. A must-have for your kitchen bookshelf!
Together: Our Community Cookbook
Tokyo Up Late: Iconic Recipes from the City that Never Sleeps
Tokyo is a city that never sleeps, and this book will be your food guide through the night. It's focused on small places and hole-in-the-wall joints: the places that are so good you'll want to return for more. Tokyo Up Late will take you on a culinary tour of the city, where late-night culture plays an integral part.
Tokyo Up Late is an excellent resource for people who love cooking and want to learn more about Japanese cuisine.
Tokyo Up Late: Iconic Recipes from the City that Never Sleeps
First Generation: Recipes from My Taiwanese-American Home
I was excited about this book because I had enjoyed the recipes for years. First Generation: Recipes from My Taiwanese-American Home is an incredible book. It's a beautiful book, and the photography is outstanding. It's going to be in heavy rotation for me in 2023.
First Generation: Recipes from My Taiwanese-American Home
In Her Kitchen: Stories and Recipes from Grandmas Around the World
In Her Kitchen is a beautiful cookbook containing recipes from grandmothers worldwide. The book shares family traditions and stories and includes signature dishes for each grandma. It's perfect for anyone who wants to learn about different cultures through food and family.
In Her Kitchen: Stories and Recipes from Grandmas Around the World
Six Seasons: A New Way with Vegetables
Six Seasons is a garden-to-table cookbook that celebrates the changing attributes of vegetables throughout their growing seasons. Meant to be savored in small portions and shared with others, these recipes jump off the page with color and flavor.
Celebrate with Babs: Holiday Recipes & Family Traditions
Babs gives you a bunch of recipes to help you throw the best holiday party ever! Her recipes are simple, affordable, and easy to follow. This book will bring you back to your childhood memories and introduce new traditions to your family's celebrations.
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