A new book promises classic and modern Japanese recipes to cook at home, and delivers.
Cookbook Reviews
‘Simple Desserts’ can actually be a challenge
A novice baker struggles to interpret bare-bones recipes.
‘Power Bowls’ make eating healthy easy
A new cookbook offers one-bowl dishes to fill and fuel you up.
The River Cafe’s cookbook brims with beautiful and delicious recipes
The world-famous Italian restaurant in London offers simple, perfect fare.
‘Skillet’ tempts readers with one-pan wonders, engaging recipes
From the frying pan into the buyer?
In ‘Cook it in Your Dutch Oven,’ this workhorse pot gets a real workout
From roasts to soups to sides to sweets, you can make it in a Dutch oven, says America’s Test Kitchen.
Skeptical at first, our reviewer learns to love the Instant Pot
… with a little help from ‘Cooking from Frozen in Your Instant Pot.’
‘Leon: Happy One-Pot Cooking’ scores on first try
This cook has both beef bourguinon and a little more confidence now.
“Uncomplicated: Taking the Stress Out of Home Cooking” delivered on its promise
And it made cooking fun, too.
‘CIBI’ makes Japanese cooking accessible
And while the recipes in this beautiful, practical cookbook are rooted in Japan, they reflect the writers’ other culinary influences, too.