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From Reem Kassis, author of ‘The Palestinian Table’ comes this attractive and enticing volume, subtitled ‘Contemporary Recipes from the Arab World.’ Read our review.
$37 at Bookshop - buy now
$32 at Amazon - buy now
Paul Bertolli's 1994 book feels as relevant as the day it was published; it makes you want to drop everything, roll up your sleeves and get cooking. Take it to the farmer's market with you and let your imagination fly. Co-written with Alice Waters. Read more.
$26 at Bookshop - buy now
$22 at Amazon - buy now
One of the revered author’s most outstanding works. Read our review.
$37 at Bookshop - buy now
$17 at Amazon - buy now
Giulia Scarpaleggia shares the secrets of creating maximum deliciousness from humble ingredients — an art form in her native Tuscany. Review coming soon; try a sample recipe.
$33 at Bookshop - buy now
$24 at Amazon - buy now
Exuberantly delicious recipes that work brilliantly fill the pages of Sami Tamimi and Tara Wigley's book, while illuminating the culture of Palestine. It’s one of our all-time favorite cookbooks. Read our review. Watch our Q & A with Tara Wigley.
$32 at Bookshop - buy now
$21 at Amazon - buy now
Katie Parla’s second solo cookbook takes us on a delectable gastro-tour of Sardinia, Sicily, Capri, Ischia, Venice and beyond. Read our review.
$28 at Amazon - buy now
$35 at Parla’s website (signed copy) - buy now
One of our all-time favorite authors, Paula Wolfert is a fabulous tour guide through one of the great food cultures of world, Morocco. Here’s a sample recipe.
$41 at Bookshop - buy now
$24 at Amazon - buy now
Travis Lett's relaxed yet exuberant Venice style is its own subset of California cuisine. It may seem effortless in the restaurants, but the inspiring 2015 book shows how much thought and care goes into it. The great ideas that fill its pages (like this one) will be especially inspiring to chefs and more serious and experienced home cooks.
$32 at Bookshop - buy now
$25 at Amazon - buy now
Lidia Bastianch’s magnum opus. If you love Italian cooking, you need this. Read our review.
$37 at Bookshop - buy now
$29 at Amazon - buy now
The highly anticipated debut cookbook from Suzy Karadsheh, founder of the popular website of the same name. One of our Best New Cookbooks of 2022.
$30 at Bookshop - buy now
$23 at Amazon - buy now
Like just about everyone else, we are huge Ottolenghi fans, and this is one of our favorite of his titles. Read our review.
$32 at Bookshop - buy now
$22 at Amazon - buy now
The sequel to OTK Shelf Love, this second book from the famous test kitchen. Filled with the “secret culinary weapons” that take your cooking to the next level, and make life easier - condiments, sauces, dressings and such - it also includes recipes featuring them. Review coming soon.
$30 at Bookshop - buy now
$27 at Amazon - buy now
Subtitled ‘Delicious Mediterranean Dishes from Greece, Turkey, and Lebanon,’ this 2024 title from superhero chef José Andrés is outstanding — one of our favorite new titles in recent years. Read our review.
$42 at Bookshop - buy now
$30 at Amazon - buy now
Award-winning, Cairo-born author Claudia Roden explores the cooking of Morocco, Turkey and Lebanon in this beautiful book, published in 2005. Highly recommend.
$45 at Bookshop - buy now
$32 at Amazon - buy now