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The Expansive Evolution of the Queer Cookbook

If Alice B. Toklas’s "Cook Book" and "The Queer Cookbook" represent two ends of the spectrum for how queerness once existed in cookbooks, today’s cookbooks take advantage of the vast middle ground

‘The Gay Cookbook’ Was of and Ahead of Its Time

Khushbu Shah’s ‘Amrikan’ Celebrates the Art of Adaptation

A Nostalgic Wedge Salad Recipe from the Kismet Cookbook

The Hottest Cookbook Ingredient Right Now? Bodies, Bodies, Bodies.

‘Bethlehem’ Tells the Story of a People

A New Cookbook Brings the Beloved Recipes of ‘Stardew Valley’ to Life

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Chicago Chefs Cook and Mariano’s Collaborate on a New Cookbook

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The Seoul Train of Inspiration Runs Through Los Angeles

Three New Cookbooks Celebrate Foraging

‘Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking’ Brooks No Compromise

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The 17 Best Cookbooks of Spring 2024

New books from Von Diaz, Edward Lee, Benjamina Ebuehi, and more will add sparkle to your cooking repertoire

Kids’ Cookbooks Are Finally Growing Up

A new generation of cookbooks teaches kids to actually cook — with heat, flavor, and sharp objects

In ‘Joys of Jell-O,’ There’s Nothing You Can’t Do With Colored Gelatin

A Ribollita Recipe That Will Warm Your Body and Soul

‘The Zuni Cafe Cookbook’ Is a Master Class in California Cuisine

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Austin Chef and Author Focuses on Wild Turkeys for His Next Cookbook

‘Martha Stewart’s Christmas’ Was a Book, a Fantasia, and a Target

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‘A Very Chinese Cookbook’ Illuminates a Delicious Multigenerational Journey

‘English Food’ Restored a Nation’s Culinary Reputation

More Ginger, Less Seahorse

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The Best New Chicago Cookbooks of 2023

A Halo-Halo Bar Is the Ultimate Party Dessert

A Tofu and Kimchi Recipe From a Legendary LA Koreatown Restaurant

‘The Breakfast Book’ Taught the Art of Waffles and ‘Honest Simplicity’

A Sweet and Sour Cabbage Soup Recipe From a Legendary Chicago Cafe

Three New Cookbooks Put Corn in the Spotlight

How I Got My Job: Being a Professional Recipe Developer and Food Photographer

Where to Buy the Eater Cookbook

Clarissa Wei Knows All Too Well That Food Is Political

In her debut cookbook, ‘Made in Taiwan,’ the journalist uses recipes to tell the story of the island’s people, and take a stand on its sovereignty

Keep a Rotisserie Chicken in the Fridge

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In ‘My Everyday Lagos,’ Yewande Komolafe Searches for Home

The ‘New York Times’ cooking columnist has written a paean to Nigerian cuisine and the city where she grew up