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Juliette Rossant: Super Chef
(New York: Free Press, 2004)(Excerpt in Fast Company)
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Holiday Gifts: Fusionwood 2.0
Posted on 2012/11/12 | No CommentsTwo indispensable knives -
QOOQ in the Kitchen
Posted on 2012/01/19 | No CommentsA French tablet for the kitchen -
The Viennese Kitchen: Tante Hertha’s Book
Posted on 2011/11/16 | No CommentsOnce upon a time in the Austro-Hungarian Empire... -
Alton Brown: Good Eats 3
Posted on 2011/10/12 | 1 CommentSock Puppets? Mad Science in the Kitchen? -
Amy Traverso: Apple Lover’s Cookbook
Posted on 2011/10/05 | 1 CommentA glad guide for apples -
Todd Gray: Building a Brand with Glutino
Posted on 2011/10/04 | No CommentsProduct + trend = media exposure -
Whoopie Pies: By the Book
Posted on 2011/09/01 | 1 CommentBeware the international following! -
Escoffier: Le Guide Culinaire
Posted on 2011/08/17 | No CommentsFifth edition and must-have -
Mario Batali’s Langostinos
Posted on 2011/08/12 | No CommentsPeppy and cheap -- except the langostinos? -
Rene Redzepi: Vintage Carrot + Camomile
Posted on 2011/06/24 | No CommentsA little something to do with "old carrots"... -
Martha Hall Foose: A Southerly Course
Posted on 2011/05/18 | No CommentsTales from the Mississippi -
River Cottage Every Day
Posted on 2011/05/04 | No CommentsKeep this one in the kitchen -
Ono & Salat: The Japanese Grill
Posted on 2011/04/20 | No CommentsWebber or Hibachi? -
Natalie Dupree: Southern Biscuits
Posted on 2011/04/13 | 1 CommentSouthern biscuits for your soul -
Judith Fertig: The Heartland
Posted on 2011/03/23 | 1 CommentMidwestern food beyond meat and potatoes -
Chef E and Dr. King’s Fried Chicken
Posted on 2011/01/17 | 1 CommentThe secret lies in buttermilk -
Kansha: Celebrating Japan’s Vegan and Vegetarian
Posted on 2011/01/12 | 1 CommentVegetarian that is far from boring -
Jamie’s America
Posted on 2010/10/20 | No CommentsPart fan book, part travelogue, part cookbook -
Laurent Tourondel: Fresh from the Market
Posted on 2010/10/14 | No CommentsSophisticated seasonal cooking -- for the home crowd













































