I was excited when I saw this book on NetGalley. I have a tiffin that I don’t use nearly as much as I probably could. I was hoping to get some ideas and tips. I was extra excited when I […]
Fridge Love
This is a book that I had no idea I needed but that may be life changing. I found it while I was browsing the cooking category on Netgalley. I’m having fridge problems. Right now we have three adults in […]
The Rise: Black Cooks and the Soul of American Food
I jumped at the chance to get this book from my library. I’ve been interested in books by Marcus Samuelsson since I read his memoir, Yes, Chef. (If you aren’t familiar with his story, he was born in Kenya and […]
Mexican Everyday
This isn’t a new cookbook but my library electronic book catalog suggested it to me so I decided to give it a try. If I had to pick one cuisine to eat exclusively for the rest of time, I probably […]
Instant Indian
I received this book and Spices and Seasons by the same author for book tours. I got Instant Indian first which sort of ruined me for a lot of the recipes in Spices and Seasons. In my mind all I […]
Mastering the Art of French Eating
I had this book on my iPad for a long time. I had started reading it and then wandered off as I so often do. However, I realized I had this while on my recent riverboat cruise in France, so […]
Hot For Food Vegan Comfort Classics
This would be a great cookbook for people who want to move to a vegetarian or vegan diet but are hung up on all the foods that they won’t be able to have anymore if they give up meat. The […]
On The Noodle Road
A travel book about noodles? I had to read this book as soon as I heard of it. Add in the fact that in 2017 I’m trying to read more Asian authors and books set in Central Asia and this […]
Thug Kitchen Party Grub
I love my Thug Kitchen cookbook so I was really excited to see that they had a second cookbook out. I got it from the library first and then bought my own copy. My husband was concerned about this. […]
Bento Box in the Heartland
Linda Furiya grew up in rural Indiana, far away from the traditional Japanese culture that her parents tried hard to emulate. She didn’t understand why her lunches were different than other kids’. She was embarrassed to hear her parents trying […]
