Tagged Cookbooks
Babka, borscht … and pumpkin spice? Two writers talk about Jewish identity through contemporary cookbooks.
Babka, borscht … and pumpkin spice? Two writers talk about Jewish identity through contemporary cookbooks.
05.05.2022
by Charlotte Druckman + Rebecca Flint Marx
Cookbooks lost at sea during Atlantic storm
Cookbooks lost at sea during Atlantic storm
02.01.2022
by The Counter
The rise and folly of the refugee cookbook
The rise and folly of the refugee cookbook
10.21.2021
by N.A. Mansour
Why’s it taken so long for foreign-language characters and words to make it into English cookbooks?
Why’s it taken so long for foreign-language characters and words to make it into English cookbooks?
09.30.2021
by Rachel Baron
Can real life cooking capture the magic of the iconic cartoon food portrayed on “The Simpsons”?
Can real life cooking capture the magic of the iconic cartoon food portrayed on “The Simpsons”?
08.24.2021
by The Counter
How much cookbooks expect you to know or figure out yourself is part history, part trend.
How much cookbooks expect you to know or figure out yourself is part history, part trend.
07.15.2021
by The Counter
Deborah Madison is done with cookbooks. Now, she’s making corn dogs and fried chicken.
Deborah Madison is done with cookbooks. Now, she’s making corn dogs and fried chicken.
06.30.2021
by Deborah Madison + Joe Fassler
Transcend the bran muffin: One woman’s manifesto for whole-grain baking
Transcend the bran muffin: One woman’s manifesto for whole-grain baking
05.06.2021
by Karen Stabiner
Why do so many Americans think Argentine cuisine is always “beef and Malbec?”
Why do so many Americans think Argentine cuisine is always “beef and Malbec?”
11.24.2020
by The Counter