Knife Drop: Creative Recipes Anyone Can Cook

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Lately, however, I spend my time trying to enjoy life, which entails a lot of cooking, entertaining, staying active, and taking in our world’s great cinema (aka browsing Maangchi cooking videos and rewatching Girls).

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Stacey Mei Yan Fong’s 50 Pies, 50 States is a fine example of how I wish more people approached writing cookbooks: by asking me to cook and eat a bunch of pie, but also by having an extremely unique, gripping, fun story to tell. As a proud Persian, I’m happy to say that the origin of the modern cookie can be traced back to seventh-century Persia. As author Maunika Gowardhan explains early on in Tandoori Home Cooking, the tandoor is a straw-strengthened clay vessel that’s used to bake and cook. Interested in creating a drinking game with Freddie’s homemade moonshine from The Master (which definitely has paint thinner in it)?Steak glistens, honey drips off the buttermilk fried chicken and a ranch wedge salad is photographed on a broken plate (explained in the photo’s caption). This new honey-centric cookbook is less Pablo Honey and more “ Honey” by Robyn, which is to say that it will make you horny for one of nature’s greatest delights. Margaret and Irene Li, authors of Double Awesome Chinese Food and co-founders of popular Boston dumpling and sandwich eatery Mei Mei, understand this. Your most annoying film friend’s favorite studio, A24, has put together a new cookbook with some of cinema’s weirdest and most memorable meals.

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Admittedly, that means there’s not room for quite as many recipes in here, but I find it makes for a more attractive, and indeed more useful, cookbook. Home-cooked food doesn’t have to be over-the-top, fussy, or time-intensive to be absolutely amazing. Celebrity chef and social media star Nick DiGiovanni joins “GMA” to talk about recently breaking a world record with chef Gordon Ramsay. DiGiovanni's clear passion for food will inspire home cooks of all levels to embark on their own culinary adventures. My son loves this YouTuber and asked me to read his cookbook and review it, so of course I said yes!S., she got to know the country by traveling around and, eventually, making the essential pies from each state. I really hope she’s planning a sequel, but with pizza (and please HMU if you need help testing ‘em). It’s filled with techniques that will last a lifetime, QR codes explaining everything in detail, and great food. June is sort of a weird month, because it’s not really spring anymore, but it’s also not exactly full-throttle grilling time yet (especially if your backyard, like mine, is currently a smoky, dystopian nightmare); we aren’t yet in the balmy tomato paradise of August, and, at least here in Chicago, we seem to barely even be hitting peach season (my CSA this week included cherries, peas, red raspberries, and strawberries [reaches for new pie cookbook that will be mentioned imminently]).

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I was recently at a dinner party where a friend’s husband talked for literally an hour about how his father had become a beekeeper, so maybe I have a soft spot for this one, but I love the idea of a whole book dedicated to the art of beekeeping and its delicious produce.This would be a perfect cookbook for someone just starting out or looking to make more recipes from scratch.

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Nick DiGiovanni is a chef, food content creator, and world record holder for numerous food-related feats.But there are also a couple that don’t quite hit that “impressive” mark or which might be a bit more intimidating to the home cook.