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Home Baked

by Camille-Yvette Welsch

Nordic baking may not be part of the household cookbook section, but it ought to be. In this new book, Hanne Risgaard introduces American bakers to the joys and intricacies of baking with organic grains. Taking a cue from an Old Danish... Read More

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The Crow Farm Cookbook

by Rachel Jagareski

It took a trek to Nepal to bring Californian Catherine Manz and Kentucky native John Smith together, but the pair wed and began a life together on a small farm in rural Oregon. "The Crow Farm Cookbook" is an expanded second edition of... Read More

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Viva La Cucina Italiana

by John Senger

Joe Famularo’s Viva La Cucina is organized much like any other cookbook. There are chapters devoted to the usual courses of an Italian meal, beginning with antipasti and ending with desserts, along with a short chapter on what Famularo... Read More

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Helen Nash's New Kosher Cuisine

by Ron Kaplan

Kosher cuisine has a reputation for being too heavy, too salty, too meaty, and having too many unhealthy ingredients. While that may have been true in your bubbe’s (grandmother’s) generation, things have taken a turn for the better... Read More

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Story Cookbook

by Rachel Jagareski

Nestled up against the Canadian border in the mountains of eastern Washington, Jo Ann Bender and her husband, Bud, run the Lazy Bee Bed and Breakfast. In the folksy "Story Cookbook", Bender shares anecdotes about their home, neighbors,... Read More

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Cooking with Feeling

by Colby Cedar Smith

As her mother often told her, “Never ignore a good impulse.” Pat Haley showcases this commonsense advice in "Cooking with Feeling". Alongside easy everyday recipes, Haley includes an essay with each chapter. Part historical overview... Read More

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