BOOK REVIEWS
I love cookbooks, because they are telepathic; a direct link to the minds who thought it wise to pen their experiences.
Reading recipes is exploring the past, and bringing those sights and smells into existence (and adjusting to suit the needs of my family!) is one of my core passions.
I hope you’ll find my book reviews informative and enlightening, from my kitchen to yours!
Rustic French Cooking Made Easy
French cuisine has long held a revered status in the culinary world, with its intricate techniques and rich flavors captivating taste buds worldwide. However, mastering
Crip Up the Kitchen
Cripping / Crip Up: A term used by disabled disability rights advocates and academia to signal taking back power, to lessen stigma, and to disrupt ableism
My Thali
Offering a captivating culinary journey through the flavors of India, My Thali: A Simple Indian Kitchen by Joe Thottungal effortlessly marries tradition with simplicity, making
Happy Belly
Indulging in a slice of cake is an experience that transcends taste; it’s a celebration in every bite. Aaron McInnis, a culinary maestro, takes this
Asian Vegetables: Gardening. Cooking. Storytelling.
As you celebrate Chinese New Year, equip yourself with this Asian Vegetables: Gardening. Cooking. Storytelling. cookbook written by the talented Wang Sisters and translated by
Crazy Good Vegan
As we continue to embrace conscious eating and ethical food choices, the vegan movement is growing exponentially. Lloyd Rose’s book, Crazy Good Vegan: Simple, Frugal
Awesome Ancient Grains and Seeds
We often embrace modern conveniences so its refreshing to come across a cookbook that celebrates the rich culinary heritage of ancient grains and seeds. Awesome
Zaatari
In a world brimming with diverse cultures and cuisines, Zaatari: Culinary Traditions of the World’s Largest Syrian Refugee Camp stands as a testament to resilience,
The Vegan Bridge
In a world where dietary preferences are diversifying and sustainability concerns are paramount, the culinary landscape has been undergoing a transformational shift towards plant-based cuisine.
The East Coast Celebrations Cookbook
The East Coast of Canada is renowned for its rich culinary heritage, a melange of fresh seafood, hearty stews, and delectable baked goods that reflect
Best of Bridge: Done in One
In the bustling realm of culinary exploration, the search for accessible yet sensational recipes often leads to cookbooks that promise simplicity without sacrificing flavor. Enter
Vegetables: A Love Story
Where culinary literature often celebrates the indulgent and decadent, Renée Kohlman’s Vegetables: A Love Story in Recipes emerges as a refreshing ode to the beauty