From Neapolitan classics to wood-fired perfection, our hand-picked collection of pizza cookbooks brings world-class techniques and flavors into your kitchen. Learn from master pizzaiolos, explore global styles, and fire up your creativity.
Chicken drumsticks are perfect for marinading, deep frying, grilling or slow cooking. Their versatility lends them to many easy dishes. Pick up a pack from your supermarket and try one of the creative recipes in our collection for a supper your family will love.
Home cook Bobby Parrish turned rejection into opportunity when the Food Network passed on his application, so he launched his own YouTube channel instead. Alongside his wife Dessi, Bobby began sharing healthy, flavor-packed recipes from their Chicago condo. The side project quickly grew into a full-time venture: Bobby left his finance job, Dessi quit corporate life, and together they built FlavCity, a vibrant online community of millions.
Brooklyn-based ice cream maker Pooja Bavishi is the founder and CEO of Malai, a company inspired by the flavors of South Asian spices. After starting out in urban planning and the nonprofit world, she followed a lifelong passion for desserts and launched Malai in 2015. Her inventive use of ingredients like saffron, rose and cardamom has earned wide acclaim, including a win on Food Network’s Chopped Sweets.
Roger Pizey is a renowned, world class pastry chef and baker. He trained under Albert Roux at Le Gavroche, going on to be Chef Patissier for Marco Pierre White as he ascended to three Michelin-starred status, and founding the bakery for Peyton & Byrne. His book World's Best Cakes is a collection of 250 globally inspired classic bakes.
Chef Katie Reicher started work at the celebrated female-led Greens Restaurant in San Franciso in 2015, and has been Executive Chef there since 2020. Her debut cookbook, Seasons of Greens: A Collection of New Recipes from the Iconic San Francisco Restaurant shares the globally influenced vegetarian food she cooks, and stories from the restaurant.
A native of the Punjab in Northern India, chef Rohit Ghai's training included heading kitchens in both the Taj and Oberoi hotel groups. After moving to the UK, in 2018 he opened the first of seven restaurants and shortly became the first Indian chef to be awarded a Michelin star. His debut cookbook Yatra is a journey through cuisines from across India.
Journalist Louise Johncox grew up in Weybridge, Surrey, with the local Peter's Bakery her second home. In her book The Baker's Daughter, she documents, with photographs and beloved recipes, the heritage of a place where her father was baker and chocolatier for over 40 years.
Wherever you are this weekend, there’s every excuse to fire up the barbecue or lay out a picnic blanket. National BBQ Week kicks off from Memorial Day on Monday (in the US), while the UK enjoys another well-timed May Bank Holiday
Welcome to the second installment of Food Photography with Rupa, my 7-part series for ckbk users designed to help you elevate your food visuals with confidence using just your phone.
In Part 1, we covered the essential camera settings for food photography. This time, we’re turning our attention to something I consider a real cornerstone of food photography: light.
What does healthy eating really look like - and how can it be joyful, comforting and sustainable? In our latest Q&A, chef and author Christina Pirello shares her insights on The Macroterranean Way. The title expresses a unique food philosophy that blends Mediterranean tradition with Eastern healing wisdom.
Christina Pirello teaches whole food cooking at Walnut Hill College as well as via her web site and her Emmy-award winning PBS TV series. We just added Christina’s 2021 cookbook The Macroterranean Way to ckbk’s collection (it will soon be joined by Vegedibles, published by the author in 2023). In our latest Author Q&A, Christina shares some of the secrets behind her enduring career as a culinary educator.
Author Kerstin Rodgers is fascinated by food history and anthropology and takes frequent research trips around the world to pursue these interests. She has made several trips to Hungary, most recently to the paprika growing area of Szeged, near the Romanian border.
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