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Fall 2024 Cookbook Preview

Between now and December, cookbook publishers will churn out 100 new titles in service of promoting better living through eating. Consider this preview your amuse bouche and add some flair to your fall cooking — explore the season's expansive list of stand-out titles and flavorful recipes through our guide ahead.

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    The 16 Best Cookbooks of Fall 2024

    The 16 Best Cookbooks of Fall 2024

    You know the drill: According to the calendar, it’s fall now, and that means it’s time to Get Serious — about school and work, about the impossible task of emotionally preparing yourself for the upcoming election, and, of course, about cooking. Between now and December, cookbook publishers will …

    For Some Cookbook Authors, Nail Art Is Part of the Story

    For Some Cookbook Authors, Nail Art Is Part of the Story

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    Eater - Bettina Makalintal

    “I’ve always been a nail girl,” says the chef and cooking instructor Nini Nguyen. Though she couldn’t partake in getting her nails done as much while working daily in kitchens, her new role as a cookbook author has opened up some flexibility. In Đặc Biệt, her debut cookbook, co-written with Sarah …

    Cooking Together Means Complaining Together

    Cooking Together Means Complaining Together

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    Eater - Rebecca Flint Marx

    I like to cook in the same way I like to dance: alone. Regardless of whether I’m in a relationship, cohabiting or not, this has always been my preference, my natural state of things. Part of this is due to real estate: With few exceptions, the kitchens in the 13 apartments I’ve lived in throughout …

    In ‘You Gotta Eat,’ You Don’t Gotta Cook

    In ‘You Gotta Eat,’ You Don’t Gotta Cook

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    Eater - Jaya Saxena

    Most days, my partner and I have something we call egg lunch. At its most basic, it is an egg and rice. Sometimes there’s soy sauce and American cheese, or chile crisp, or the last of a wilting scallion and some other condiment, but sometimes it’s just egg and rice. Because did you know meals come …

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