Made in Italy: Food and Stories
A stunning must-have book on the beauty and simplicity of true Italian food.
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Jenny Hartin
Cookbook critic
https://thecookbookjunkies.comI am the Cookbook Promotions Manager for Eat Your Books and the founder of The Cookbook Junkies, a Facebook group of over 36,300 cookbook fanatics and website of the same name. I wrote a column on cookbook reviews for TasteBook and I write a bi-weekly column for Sunday Supper Movement. I also provide reviews for Publishers Weekly.
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You cannot go wrong with America's favorite baker.
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The definitive step-by-step guide to culinary excellence — key techniques, ingredients and recipes explained in 1,800 photographs.
Mastering the Art of French Cooking
A classic that you can re-read over and over and never tire of cooking from.
Ottolenghi: The Cookbook
His recipes are stunning and delicious.
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