A Walk in the Woods with "Girl Hunter" Georgia Pellegrini
A pheasant fell to the ground just yards away with a single shot from a double-barrel 20-guage shotgun. A short-haired German pointer named Emma stood guard over the fallen bird. more...
02/10/2012 @ 07:00PM
It’s not just about health (but it won’t hurt)
Butter, eggs, heavy cream with sherry, and lobster—combined in ramekins and topped with a puff pastry. Like many recipes from Lobster (Storey, May), there is no sparing fat for health concerns. This season’s batch of cookbooks represents an ode to fresh flavor—both traditional and cutting edge.
01/17/2012 @ 12:00AM
By now most of you cookbook insiders already know about the cookbook conference that will take place at the Roger Smith Hotel from February 9th to the 12th.
01/17/2012 @ 12:00AM
Transform a pasta l with heavy cream and Calabrese sausage into a vegan dish? No worries.
01/10/2012 @ 12:00AM
After word broke yesterday that Rachael Ray was leaving Random House's Clarkson Potter division for Simon & Schuster's Atria branch, Random House swiped back by poaching Paula Deen.
12/19/2011 @ 12:00AM
Paula Wolfert, known for her cookbooks on the cuisines of the Mediterranean, discusses the inspiration for her newest book, The Food of Morocco from Ecco.
12/19/2011 @ 12:00AM
Food Arts, the trade magazine for the food and beverage industry, will give Ann Bramson, publisher of Artisan Books, it’s Silver Spoon Award
12/19/2011 @ 12:00AM
For those hoping to ring in the holidays for their friends—or themselves—there is no shortage of cocktail books this season. I decided to pick five books and look at them through a single, classic cocktail recipe—my favorite, the Manhattan.
11/21/2011 @ 12:00AM
Flipping through the pages of Jacob Kenedy’s Bocca, I was pleasantly surprised to find a recipe highlighting an ingredient from my ancestral home, Calabria, Italy.
11/21/2011 @ 12:00AM
I talk with Emilia Terragni, editorial director of Phaidon, who has completely re-done the new The Silver Spoon cookbook
11/21/2011 @ 12:00AM
A pheasant fell to the ground just yards away with a single shot from a double-barrel 20-guage shotgun. A short-haired German pointer named Emma stood guard over the fallen bird.
Barbara Vey
I was the oldest of nine children, so we didn't buy books except school books. ...
Josie Leavitt
I have been sick this week. It's the first time a long time I can remember being home for days on end with little energy to do anything productive. My reading tends towards dystopia and outdoor surviv...
Rose Fox
Queer speculative poems, summer camp for teen SF/F writers......
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This week our reviews spotlight shines on the nonfiction side:the audio edition of From Pearl Harbor to Calvary: The Story of the Lead Pilot of the Pearl Harbor Attack and His Conversion to Christiani...
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