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Our Favorite Restaurant Cookbooks

Going out to eat at a much-loved restaurant is a true pleasure. In memory of good times, and to create new ones from your own kitchen, take inspiration from great restaurants via their cookbooks. Curated to pay homage to each restaurant's singular personality, these cookbooks give you insight into their cooking style, and those all important recipes.

The Four Horsemen

The Four Horsemen

Nick Curtola, Gabe Ulla, James Murphy and Justin Chearno

The much-anticipated cookbook from Brooklyn’s coolest and most influential Michelin-starred restaurant. In his debut cookbook, Nick Curtola teaches home cooks how to take their cooking from mundane to transcendent by offering not a trick nor a hack but a hard-earned lesson gleaned from decades of trial and error in the kitchen.
Gjelina

Gjelina

Travis Lett

Gjelina is Los Angeles’s most talked-about restaurant, lauded by critics from London to New York to San Francisco and beloved by stars, locals, and out-of-towners alike for its seductive simplicity and eclectic Cal-Med menu from talented chef Travis Lett. This standout cookbook features 125 of the rustic and utterly delicious recipes that have had fans clamoring for a table since the restaurant burst onto the scene.
The Ginger & White Cookbook

The Ginger & White Cookbook

Tonia George

Ginger & White is famous for its wonderful baking, great coffee and delicious comfort food created from superb artisanal ingredients. Its devoted customers range from toddlers to grannies, who are all drawn to the family-friendly atmosphere and the exceptional flavours on offer. Now you can bring some Ginger & White magic into your own kitchen with this, their first cookbook.
Mowgli Street Food

Mowgli Street Food

Nisha Katona

The third cookbook from Lancastrian barrister turned author and restaurateur homes in on dishes that, says Katona, are “all about the food that Indians actually eat,” be that at home in the UK or from street-vendors’ stalls in Indian cities. Some dishes, such as Mowgli Chip Butty, are unashamedly Anglo-Indian while others, such as Bhel Puri, will transport you straight to the city streets of the Subcontinent.

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Recipe of the Day

Recipe of the Day

Pan de Muerto

Muy Bueno Fiestas: 100+ Delicious Mexican Recipes for Celebrating the Year

Yvette Marquez-Sharpnack

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"The signature food of Día de los Muertos, this round, pillowy Mexican bread, with hints of citrus and anise, is crisscrossed with bread “bones” that symbolize the bones of the deceased. This recipe makes three small loaves, so you can enjoy a loaf or two and then place the third one on your home altar as a gift in honor of a departed loved one. Serve a slice of this bread with a cup of café de olla or Mexican Hot Chocolate. I also like to use it for making French toast." Yvette Marquez-Sharpnack

Author spotlight

Madeleine Kamman

Madeleine Kamman

Madeleine Kamman (1930-2018) was a lauded French chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and cookery teacher, who moved to the US in 1960, and made a significant contribution to American understanding of French culinary tradition and technique. She was a champion of women's rights in the kitchen. Her books include The New Making of a Chef, the 1997 25th anniversary edition of her 1971 classic The Making of a Chef.

Nicolas Verot

Nicolas Verot

Charcutier Nicolas Verot is a member of the Verot family, whose Paris based charcuterie business spans four generations, and is famous for marrying meticulous sourcing, artisanal technique, contemporary recipes and excellence. He co-wrote French Charcuterie at Home: Terrines, Rillettes, Saucisses & Pâtés en Croûte with Gilles Verot.

Sarah Bentley

Sarah Bentley

Sarah Bentley is the founder of plant-based community cookery school Made in Hackney, founded in 2012 to address issues around climate change, access to food, and community cohesion. Her book We Cook Plants, extends her philosophy of health-giving, ethically sound, plant-based living, cooking and eating.

Features & Stories

Newsletter: 🎃 Last minute spooky cooking for Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations + our Cookbook of the Month from a culinary legend 👩‍🍳

Newsletter: 🎃 Last minute spooky cooking for Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations + our Cookbook of the Month from a culinary legend 👩‍🍳

Whether you are cooking up a spooky storm for Halloween , or devilish delights for a Day of the Dead celebration, we’ve got plenty of recipes to get your party started. Our collection of Dishes and Drinks for Day of the Dead Celebrations has everything you need, while Trick or Treat: Savory & Sweet Eats for Halloween gathers 32 recipes that are definitely treats. 

Newsletter: 😋 Kid-friendly cooking + more treats than tricks for Halloween 🎃

Newsletter: 😋 Kid-friendly cooking + more treats than tricks for Halloween 🎃

October 31 is almost upon us—Halloween, the eve of All Hallows Day; a time to remember saints and the faithful departed. These days, Halloween overshadows the day of remembrance, with its descent into the uncanny, the creepy, and the fantastical. If you are planning celebrations for this spookiest of days, we’ve got everything you could need…

Cooking with Kids: Kids in the Kitchen 

Cooking with Kids: Kids in the Kitchen 

Charlie Cart Project Founder and cookbook author Carolyn Federman dishes on cooking with kids with a set of recipes that make it easy to learn, bond and eat deliciously with kids of any age.