Some of my fave culinary readings, in no particular order:
- The Silver Spoon
- A Geometry of Pasta, Caz Hildebrand & Jacob Kenedy
- Pulse, Jenny Chandler
- Eat, Nigel Slater
- Leith’s Cookery Bible, Pure Letih & Caroline Waldegrave
- River Cottage Veg everyday!, Hugh Fernley Whittingstall
- A Girl Called Jack, Jack Monroe
- How to Bake, Paul Hollywood
- La Cucina Italiana, Accademia Italiana della Cucina
- La Scienza in cucina e l’Arte di mangiar bene, Pelligrino Artusi
- Nurture, Oxford Symposium on Food & Cookery, 2003
- Felicity Cloake’s ‘How to make the perfect…’, guardian.com
- Irish Food Bloggers Association
- marmiton.org
- World Vegetarian, Madhur Jaffery
- Garlic, Mint & Sweet Basil, Jean-Claude Izzo
- Will Write for Food, Diane Jacob
- The Inspired Vegan, Bryant Terry
- Plenty, Yotam Ottolenghi
- Appetite for Reduction, Isa Chandra Moskowitz
- Rose Elliot’s New Complete Vegetarian
- The Essentials of Italian Cooking, Marcella Hazan
- Made in Sicily, Giorgio Locatelli
- The Trifle Bowl and Other Tales, Lindsay Bareham
- Cooked, Michael Pollan
What a wonderful list of books! I am part way through Michael Pollan’s Cooked, which is partly prompted my kitchen renaissance (that, and having older children who are finally taking an interest in good food.)
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Hey Angela, thanks for commenting, I love my books! What kind of things has Pollan’s book inspired you to make? 🙂
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Ooh, good question! It’s not so much *what* he has inspired me to cook as just inspiring me to savor the act of cooking. His book helped shift my perspective on cooking from seeing it as a chore to seeing it as self-care and enjoyable in its own right.
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LOVELY site! Cibo delizioso!
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Grazie mile Scoot! 😀 Looking forward to reading more on your blog!
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