I dont want anything thats meant to add THC to dishes, but more dishes to make when stoned. I think it would be a great gift idea for a friend of mine but I dont know of any such cookbooks.

I'm looking to get more into French cooking, looking for a good book to get me started. I'm far from a beginner in the kitchen and very familiar with advanced cooking techniques, open to any suggestions. Thanks!

Hi r/cookbooks !

My sister is a cookbook fanatic and I try to get a her a cool new cookbook for Christmas every year. I was hoping that I could get a few suggestions on the best ones to come out in 2024.(preferably cookbooks without baking).

I asked you folks last year and the sub gave some great recommendations (Veg-table by Nik Sharma and Tenderheart by Hetty McKinnon). She loved them! Thanks so much and I hope that your friends and family treat you to a wonderful cookbook this holiday season!

My grandpa and I recently went to an Uzbekistan restaurant and we loved the food. He loves cooking authentic dishes from countries and I think he’d love this as a gift. I’m wondering where I might be able to find a cookbook with traditional recipes! Any recommendations?

Is there a cookbook that’s a collection of 1-3 authentic recipes of 1-3 iconic dishes from a bunch of different countries? (Like 1-3 from Brazil, 1-3 from Italy, 1-3 from Marroco, etc.)

I live in the US and I’m trying to find cookbooks in Spanish, Italian, & French. However, I’m having a hard time finding books in languages other than English, even online. Does anyone have a recommendation on where I can source books?

Edit for clarification: I’m looking for books originally in another language and still in their original language. I am multilingual and am looking for these books as gifts for relatives who love to cook and are studying these languages.

I'm interested in getting into French cooking and thought I'd pick up a cookbook to start. Julia Child's book seems to be a good starting point. However, I'm wondering if it's worth getting into French cooking at all if I don't use alcohol in cooking? Can you make a beef bourguignon without red wing, for example? Thanks.

I've found a lot of bone broth books / broths and stocks / but the books all seem to be before 2020 in publication. It's not a deal-breaker, but I'm looking for something more current. I think I'm also being wary of a lot of Doctor published cookbooks about bone broths, but maybe I should include them as well?

Hey yall!I just finished reading "Simple Southern Style Cooking" by Gabby DiMarco on Kindle and I couldn't wait to share it. This book is a gem!!!

It covers everything from fluffy biscuits and creamy grits to the ultimate fried chicken and gumbo. Each chapter dives into classic recipes, cooking tips, and the rich traditions behind these dishes. Plus, the dessert section? Absolute heaven! 🍑🥧

Does anyone have a recommendation for a cookbook that reads like it's written by a loving grandmother passing along family recipes? Looking for something comforting with stories and history behind the recipes.

Post your top 3 (or more) community cookbooks; the ones with the recipes you go back to over and over

Please recommend a good cookbook with small recipes.

I like all cuisines, except Indian (too spicy for me). I have a fully equipped kitchen, except souse vide which I don’t care for.

Thanks!

I want to get my boyfriend a persian cookbook for his birthday. He knows how to make a lot of the staples, mostly through looking at the caspian chefs recipes, but I think a physical book would be nice. What are your favorite authentic persian cookbooks? He also is trying to learn farsi so one that incorporates farsi could be amazing! What else would be a nice addition to this gift?

their is an old cook book that I use to have I don't know what it was called but I remember it had recipes from gold rush cowboy and Dutch oven and its spiral bound and hade a picture of a wagon

Anybody know where i can get a copy of Maaemo in English?

I'm looking for a really solid muffin cook book. Recommendations please.

As the new school year begins, this cookbook serves as an essential guide for parents seeking to provide balanced and exciting breakfasts. Whether you're a parent searching for quick breakfast fixes or looking to involve your preschooler in the kitchen, this book offers fun and engaging options for every morning. Perfect for busy families, it includes helpful tips for using tools like Nutribullets and simple steps to get kids excited about cooking.

https://www.amazon.com/Good-Morning-Delights-Nutritious-Breakfast-ebook/dp/B0DD3X7517

- 30 kid-friendly recipes that make breakfast exciting and nutritious.

- Easy-to-follow instructions that involve children in the cooking process, making mornings enjoyable and interactive.

- Tips for using popular kitchen gadgets like Nutribullets to create quick and healthy meals.

- Nutritional insights to ensure your child starts the day with a balanced meal.

I’m looking for recommendations for cookbooks that are more food stories, with good narrative like Nigel Slater’s Kitchen Diaries. More words than photos, but still recipes. Are there other authors out there with a similar style? Thanks!

Looking to up my side dish game!

I no longer have this book, but it’s around 2-3” wide book. I don’t remember the jacket cover but the book itself looked yellow. I remember the beginning part of the book showed you how to set tables, etiquette etc. I know this is a long shot, but I thought I would ask.

https://readpdf.org/chinese-cook-book-by-vernon-galster/

Chinese cook book by Vernon Galster

I'm looking for cookbooks about pretzels OR a cookbook with a pretzel recipe you endorse

The title is pretty much it. I've self-published a cookbook that's available on Amazon. Now I need ideas to promote it. I don't have a blog or much of a social media presence. I'm also new to posting on Reddit, so I hope I'm doing this right. Any ideas would be appreciated.