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Mighty Mexican Cookbooks

Bringing the rich heritage and vibrant colors and flavors of Mexican cuisine to your kitchen, these four books have all the recipes and ingredient know-how you could need. Bring favorite dishes to your home kitchen, and discover new ones to brighten your dining table and palate. Here's to Mexico!

Healthy Easy Mexican

Healthy Easy Mexican

Velda de la Garza

Healthy Easy Mexican brings the rich heritage of Mexican cooking to a new generation of home cooks eager to discover the pleasures of the healthy Mexican table. It contains over 160 healthy, authentic, traditional Mexican foods with few ingredients and practical preparation times - as well as cooking tool guides and lists of nutritious ingredient substitutes.
Dos Caminos Mexican Street Food

Dos Caminos Mexican Street Food

Ivy Stark

Chef Ivy Stark’s bright and colorful cookbook invites you to uncover the vibrant yet secret tastes of Mexico and savor the bold and robust flavors of classic Mexican street food like Beef Bean and Chorizo Chili and Coconut Rice Pudding Empanadas, rarely found outside the country.
Claudia's Cocina

Claudia's Cocina

Claudia Sandoval

Claudia’s Cocina: A Taste of Mexico celebrates the food of MasterChef Season 6 winner, Claudia Sandoval and showcases a mix of Claudia’s favorite dishes, as well as some of the on-the-spot creations that propelled her to victory. Claudia brought with her a cooking background strongly influenced by her family’s Mexican roots, as well as the seafood restaurant her grandparents owned when she was a child.
The Mexican Home Kitchen

The Mexican Home Kitchen

Mely Martínez

The long-awaited, best-selling cookbook from Mely Martínez, The Mexican Home Kitchen, compiles the traditional home-style dishes enjoyed every day in Mexican households, with influences from states like Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, Veracruz, Puebla, Estado de México, and Yucatán. Complete with easy-to-follow instructions, beautiful images, and stories from Mexico, The Mexican Home Kitchen will have you enjoying this delicious cooking right in your own home.

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Recipe of the Day

Recipe of the Day

The Famous Carne Queijo Wrapped in a Parmesan Crust

Braza: Tastes From A Brazilian Barbecue

Andre Felicio

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"Do you know those little leftovers you have from yesterday’s barbecue? Well, you can turn them into something really special. The secret is to get a nice bread roll and remember to spread the butter on the outside." Andre Felicio

Author spotlight

Helen Le

Helen Le

Helen Le is the founder and host of Helen's Recipes, the most popular Vietnamese Cooking Channel on YouTube. Her debut cookbook is Simply Pho: A Complete Course in Preparing Authentic Vietnamese Meals at Home.

José Souto

José Souto

José Soto is a chef who worked for many years at the House of Commons, and is now head of the Butchery Department at the prestigious Westminster Kingsway College. He is a keen stalker and falconer, and his books include Venison, and Feathers.

Martha Dahlen

Martha Dahlen

Martha Dahlen is a writer, gardener and cook, with a BS degree in horticulture and a PhD in Botany. Born in Ohio, she lived and worked in Hong Kong for 21 years, and her books include A Cook's Guide to Chinese Vegetables.

Features & Stories

Newsletter: 📚 Indulge yourself with truffles + your chance to win tickets to the British Library Food Season 📚

Newsletter: 📚 Indulge yourself with truffles + your chance to win tickets to the British Library Food Season 📚

Food writer and illustrator Elisabeth Luard holds The Guild of Food Writers coveted Lifetime Achievement Award, with some twenty books to her name, several memoirs, and a couple of novels. She is also sought after for her culinary watercolours, and is both an experienced broadcaster, and current President of The Oxford Food Symposium. Truffles, her book dedicated to the culinary gold that is the titular fungus, is as valuable on the subject and as pleasing as the truffle itself.

Newsletter: 📚 Featuring food in fiction + A Cook’s Guide to Chinese Vegetables 🥬

Newsletter: 📚 Featuring food in fiction + A Cook’s Guide to Chinese Vegetables 🥬

This week we are thrilled to bring you two ckbk authors in conversation. As food writers turned novelists, they sat down to talk all about food, fiction, and food in fiction. Meanwhile, writer, gardener and cook Martha Dahlen has a PhD in Botany and spent much of her life in Hong Kong. A Cook’s Guide to Chinese Vegetables is a thoughtful, practical, and beautifully illustrated guide to the subject.

In Conversation: Food in Fiction—Orlando Murrin & Catherine Kurtz

In Conversation: Food in Fiction—Orlando Murrin & Catherine Kurtz

Orlando Murrin and Catherine Kurtz are both food writers who have branched out to also write fiction. Orlando’s hugely popular crime series, starring a chef detective, includes Knife Skills for Beginners, and most recently Murder Below Deck (published as May Contain Murder in the US and Canada). Catherine’s debut novel Feast (published on June 4) is the story of a girl with an extraordinary sense of taste. We caught up with the two of them to talk food, fiction, and more…

Behind the Cookbook: Baking Artisan Bread and Baking Artisan Pastries and Breads

Behind the Cookbook: Baking Artisan Bread and Baking Artisan Pastries and Breads

Ciril Hitz is one of the leading figures in artisan bread. Fellow baker Peter Reinhart, himself the author of several important works on this subject—and who previously taught alongside Hitz at Johnson & Wales University—calls him “a master craftsman and a true artisan”.

In this piece for our Behind the Cookbook series, the author describes how and why he wrote these books, and highlights a number of bread and pastry recipes that offer a good starting point for anyone looking to improve their bread baking skills.