Xmas cookbooks?

kaye16

What cookbooks are you asking Santa for this year?

kateq

Jubilee and Living Bread

kaye16

My top two are Ruhlman's From Scratch and Wells' My Master Recipes. But both were published this year and are pricey. Probably wait another year for those.
Jaffrey's Vegetarian Indian (or the UK version, Curry Easy Vegetarian) might be one for Santa this year. And/or Sitwell's History of Food in 100 Recipes. Or Melissa Clark's Dinner perhaps. Or Ken Hom's Taste of China.
Too many books, not enough time.

kateq

Isn't it the truth?! I just (with the help of a friend--without her I couldn't have done it) went through my cookbooks and gave about eight cartons of books away--even while they were going out, I was eyeing more I wanted to buy. I guess as addictions go it could be worse.

kaye16

I'm trying to keep my cookbooks in a certain set of shelves. But if I had to put the books scattered through the house into the shelves, it wouldn't be possible. Too many of them are old friends. Even if I never cook from some of them again, there's still sentiment attached. I've been trying to clear out, but you know how hard it is.

Brenda

CHRISTMAS 2024 -- ALICE HART COOKBOOKS
While visiting library I discovered an author that I think I might want to collect: Alice Hart...vegetarian cookbooks and several of them. I'm all excited because they look fantastic. So Christmas, I might just put Hart on my wish list!

Brenda

Speaking of CHRISTMAS: I came here thinking I would find lots of reviews for Taste of Home's CHRISTMAS cookbooks. (There was one in 2013 (cover looks like chocolate covered cheesecake) and one with gingerbread people on cover for 2018.) NOTHING HERE? Lots of reviews for the magazines but nothing for these two cookbooks. Anybody have?

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