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A fast-paced foray through the era that changed British food forever and saw the creation of the now familiar gastropub and the rise of the celebrity chef.

Savor this collection of more than 100 recipes, shared with the Ghost Whisperer by the spirits of several great cooks.We cook because our connection to food is ever-present. We cook for sustenance and joy. For a culinary experience that’s completely unique, the Beyond Delicious Cookbook tickles your tastebuds while making your paranormal senses tingle. It is half cookbook and half ghost story—two ingredients needed to create meals that are tasty and chillingly unforgettable.Mary Ann Winkowski (aka “The Ghost Whisperer”) has been communicating with earthbound spirits for most of her life, and she learned that our connection with food is not broken after death. In fact, she has received countless recipes from spirits of great cooks who have passed on. Co-written by David Powers, the Beyond Delicious Cookbook features more than 100 of these recipes, each paired with the ghostly tale of how Mary Ann learned about the dish. The book is divided into sections about soups, casseroles, beef, chicken, types of desserts, and more.As Mary Ann notes, these recipes are the best home-cooked meals you can find because they came from the kitchens of families who prepared and perfected them over a lifetime. The meals are so beloved that the living asked Mary Ann to get them or so meaningful that a spirit asked her to record them for those left behind. The stories that go along with the recipes are often sweet, sometimes spooky, and always transfixing.Book Features:More than 100 recipes passed to Mary Ann from beyond the graveGhost stories that explain where each recipe came fromSections that feature main dishes, sides, desserts, and moreFamily favorites that have been handed down from previous generations

100 fabulous quick and tasty recipes for the health-conscious home cook

An invitation to reconnect over food, Gather, Savor, Share presents 80 recipes from the staff of Aiana for the family meal that is eaten together before service begins.In the fast-paced world of fine dining restaurants, the family meal is a sanctuary. It’s the moment when the entire staff sets aside the relentless demands of service to share a meal. Far from being just sustenance, it’s a ritual that fuels creativity, fosters connection, and sustains the heartbeat of the kitchen. At the acclaimed restaurant Aiana, in Ottawa, Ontario, these meals are more than a break; they’re a canvas where flavors and traditions are shared, and personalities come alive.With clever, pro restaurant tips and 80 recipes that balance bold reinventions and comforting classics, you’ll be inspired to transform the hub of your home into a fine-dining kitchen with family meals elevated to unforgettable feasts. Whether it’s a hot bowl of Acadian Chowder, flavour-packed Caribbean Curry Beef, or smoky Lamb Birria Tacos, each recipe brims with personality, guiding you to explore exciting flavor combinations, masterful techniques, and sustainable practices you can share with the ones you love.With stunning photography, inspirational menus, practical tips, and guidance on how to stock your kitchen like a chef, Gather, Savor, Share is perfect for home cooks and food enthusiasts alike.

Your invitation to experience the spirit and flavor of this dynamic desert city. Phoenix Eats + Drinks celebrates Phoenix's flourishing culinary and cocktail culture, showcasing the vibrant talents that have put the Valley of the Sun on the national map. In this follow-up to the bestselling Phoenix Cooks, award-winning food writer Christina Barrueta brings readers nearly 90 new recipes from the city's top chefs and mixologists. With a wider range of mixology hotspots, this collection goes beyond the plate to introduce readers in Phoenix's dynamic cocktail scene. Whether you're an experienced home cook or a budding mixologist, there's something here for everyone. From an ode to Mexico in an Old Fashioned to the ultimate freezer Martini, from a juicy ribeye steak with tepary bean chili to salmon tacos gilded with yuzu kosho aioli, and from gooey butter cake to a corn-studded elote cheesecake, Phoenix Eats + Drinks captures the talent that resides in the Valley of the Sun. This beautifully photographed book also shines a light on the farms, artisans, and spirits that make Phoenix a culinary destination with many recipes highlighting locally sourced ingredients and the unique flavors of the desert. Perfect for both everyday cooking and special occasions, these recipes and their accompanying photographs showcase the diverse and exciting culinary scene that have positioned Phoenix as a rising star in the culinary world.

A celebration of ethical dining, conscious sourcing, and sustainable preparation, Perch inspires readers to cook with intention, support local producers, and embrace a deep connection to community.Fine dining is meant to be an elevated culinary experience that emphasizes high-quality ingredients, expert preparation, and artful presentation. Yet it can also serve as a powerful catalyst for change, supporting local artisans and driving social impact. Chef Justin Champagne-Lagarde, owner of the acclaimed restaurant Perch in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, is doing just that.His first cookbook is a stunning tribute to ethical dining and sustainable practices highlighting the seasonal bounty Canada has to offer. Embracing the deep connection between food and community, Perch goes beyond the plate to introduce readers to the farmers, fishers, and producers who contribute to Champagne-Lagarde’s exquisite and flavourful dishes. From Rabbit with Balsam Fir Sauce, Rose-Cured Spot Prawns, and Pulled Shank Chawanmushi, Perch shares with readers 50 delicious, low-waste recipes, while also sharing best practices for running a sustainable kitchen—such as transforming espresso grounds into hand soap.With stunning location photography and images of each prepared dish presented in a thoughtfully paced and elegantly designed package, Perch is an invitation to the next generation of fine-dining chefs and home cooks alike to explore a new approach to cooking— one that celebrates thoughtful, ethical dining, and encourages a deeper connection to the food we eat.

Celebrate the joy of home cooking with 80 recipes crafted for busy lives. From dependable crowd-pleasers and quick meals to dishes inspired by special memories, every recipe is approachable and full of warmth. With these recipes, transform everyday cooking into something more - a chance to savour, share, and enjoy the simple pleasure of good food.

Simple to make and delicious, cheesecakes are among the oldest desserts in the world. Discover 66 irresistible recipes from around the globe with this unique collection by some of the best-known chefs and cookery writers, as well as tried and tested family recipes. Highlights include classics such as Mary Berry's chocolate truffle cheesecake, Ravneet Gill's Basque cheesecake and Mark Hix's borset blueberry, ricotta and cobnut cheesecake. The book also features a foreword by acclaimed food writer Giles Coren, and a brief history of cheesecakes and insights into the important role cheese has played in Jewish culture through the centuries. Illustrated with stunning photography, this is the perfect book for cheesecake fans, or anyone who enjoys trying new and unusual flavours. Whether you prefer your cheesecake baked or unbaked, rich and chocolatey or tangy and fruity, sweet or savoury, simple and refined or with toppings piled high, there's something here for everyone. The Essential Cheesecake Cookbook is published in conjunction with the British Jewish charity Chai Cancer Care, and 100% of royalties will support their work

“Gripping and beautiful. A masterpiece.” Tony Tan, author Tony Tan's Asian Cooking Class“One of the best books on spice that I have read ... it will change the way you cook.” Bhavna Kalra Shivalkar, The Modern Desi Co.Through more than 70 spices and fats, and 80 recipes, What We Call Masala shows readers that masala is spice but it's also so much more. It offers lessons in both culinary mechanics and magic to any level of cook — from can't-boil-water to cordon bleu.Sarina's mission is to construct and share a library. First floor? Aromatic practicalities. The things you need to know to build flavour that tastes good, and to know how that deliciousness happened. Start with taste. Keep the spices by your side. Chew the seeds. Rub pinches of ground powder against the roof of your mouth with the push of your tongue. Swallow fats in slippery mouthfuls. If all you get to is proper use of salts and fats this book will have paid for itself.Move past the palate next (If you like). Ayurveda is as old as masala itself. The Indian tradition of food as medicine. Peaceful soul. Feeling heart. Calm mind. What We Call Masala allows you to choose this adventure, too. Second floor—a step into regional Indian domestic practice, and how Indian cooks use food in their homes: masala as a vehicle to eat well and to live longer and quieter.Past the palate and the body is Sarina's home. A Kashmiri Hindu kitchen. The third and final tier. The poetry of any family is personal, but Sarina shares how they made masala theirs, so readers can make it theirs.

THE ART OF COCKTAILS is a comprehensive guide featuring over 100 recipes of modern and classic cocktails that are straightforward and uncomplicated to prepare. This book covers every aspect of creating the perfect cocktail, from easy step-by-step instructions to stocking a well equipped bar. Additionally, the book provides insights into fundamental techniques, introduces various spirits and liqueurs, and showcases all the beloved classic cocktails that are widely enjoyed.

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From America's bestselling grilling authority, an essential guide to Griddles, including delicious recipes and the do's and don't's of grilling. Prized for their accessibility and versatility—and because they’re so much fun to use—griddles (also known as planchas and flat-tops) are soaring in popularity. Project Griddle features the trademark Raichlen approach, with plenty of practical cooking techniques and nearly 80 hunger-inducing recipes. It traces the history and geography of griddling, from the teppan of Japan to the plancha of Spain to champa grilling in South America. A gear chapter showcases the various types of stand-up and portable flattops and planchas, plus the requisite accessories, how to season and maintain a griddle, how to oil and cook on it, with chefs’ shortcuts, and some pitfalls to watch out for.  And then there are the recipes—each one as outrageously delicious and foolproof as the last, for classics like the crispiest smash burgers and tapas bar shrimp to an entire suite of heretofore un-grillable foods—egg-and-bacon breakfast feasts, potato latkes, crepes, French toast, and smoky fried rice. It's Project Smoke for griddles—and don’t think of buying one without its guidance.

"Georgia's Historical Recipes is a survey of Georgia's historical cookbooks, recipes, and related foodways from 1733 to the end of World War II. It offers many recipes while also weaving together information and some of the history and stories of Georgia's old cookbooks and their authors. As Frey puts it, "the book explores what Georgians grew, gathered, hunted, cooked, and ate. It explains various changes in technology, transportation, communication, social norms, and food science that slowly altered what could be found between the covers of Georgia's old cookbooks"--