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Two Holiday Baking Recipes for You Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on November 29, 2017

The holidays are the time to show off your baking skills. Everyone has tried-and-true recipes to fall back on, but why not try something new? Read more

Tagged: baking, close to me, cook, cooking, gardener-cook, holiday baking, penelope, recipe, white fur

Julia Child and the Chef Memoir Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on August 14, 2017

Julia Child is a legend. She’s inspired home cooks to try dishes they never thought they would be able to make on their own. On August 15, she would have turned 105. In honor of her, why not listen to one of these Julia Child memoirs and biographies? Read more

Tagged: 32 Yolks, blood bones & butter, chef, comfort me with apples, cook, cooking, dearie, gardener-cook, Julia Child, kitchen confidential, memoir, My Life in France, the french chef in america, yes chef

Stay Entertained While You Grill Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on June 16, 2017

Don’t spend hours of your summer working the grill in silence! Turn on one of these audiobooks to keep you entertained. Not only will you get a delicious meal on the table, you’ll have something interesting to talk about around the table. Read more

Tagged: believe me, cook, cooking, Dead man'd hand, garden-cook, garden-cooking, gardener-cook, Life and Adventures of Jack Engle, ruthless river, the united stated of absurdity, wild cards VII

Food, Cooking, and Life in Give a Girl a Knife Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on May 30, 2017

Cookbooks play a huge role in Amy Thielen’s life. In her first book, the James Beard Award-winning cookbook The New Midwestern Table, Amy celebrates the hearty, from-the-earth cooking of her native Midwest. Now in her second book, Give a Girl a Knife, Amy shares her journey from childhood to adulthood, and how food was intertwined with it all. Read more

Tagged: Amy Thielen, chef, cook, cooking, gardener-cook, Give a Girl a Knife, Midwest, Minnesota, new york city

This Is The Author | Amy Thielen Submitted by This Is the Author Podcast on May 16, 2017

“This story is really about homecoming. It’s about cooking and getting into the world of cooking in all its so many crazy, wild places. From home cooking to the kitchens of New York City, to farmhouse kitchens and warehouse squat kitchens, this book really shows how you can cook well or you can learn something about cooking anywhere you are.”

Learn more about Give a Girl a Knife.

Tagged: Amy Thielen, cook, cooking, Culinary, Food Memoir, gardener-cook, Give a Girl a Knife, Podcast

Audiobooks go to NYCWFF! Submitted by Victoria Tomao on October 17, 2016

The New York City Wine and Food Festival was this past weekend and it was such a blast! The show started Friday and ran through Sunday with lots of food samples, wine, beer, cocktail tastings…and AUDIOBOOKS! Read more

Tagged: cook, cooking, gardener-cook, gardening

Cooking for Picasso: Art, Food, and France Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on August 17, 2016

Cooking for Picasso is a great, breezy summer read that will leave you hungry for delicious Provençal foods and the salty sea air from the French Riviera.

Tagged: art, Camille Aubray, cooking, Cooking for Picasso, Côte d’Azur, food, France, French Riviera, Mozhan Marno, Picasso, Provencal, South of France, women's fiction

SWEETBITTER: A Restaurant, A City, and Growing Up Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on June 28, 2016

Open a bottle of wine and have a spread of fine cheeses to munch on as you listen to Stephanie Danler’s assured debut, Sweetbitter.

Tagged: alex mckenna, audiobook, cook, cooking, food, gardener-cook, new york city, restaurant, stephanie danler, sweetbitter

This Is The Author | Eddie Huang Submitted by This Is the Author Podcast on June 1, 2016

From the author of Fresh Off the Boat, now a hit ABC sitcom, comes a hilarious and fiercely original story of culture, family, love, and red-cooked pork.