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3 Instagram-Worthy Eats From The New Cookbook, Vibrant & Pure

The debut cookbook from Adeline Waugh, creator of the popular Instagram account @vibrantandpure, proves that healthy foods can be beautiful, too. Gorgeous photos of these recipes will make you want to try holistic eating, if you’re not doing so already. The book offers 80 recipes, and many…

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Master Weekend Entertaining With The New Cookbook, See You On Sunday

New York Times food editor Sam Sifton’s latest cookbook is all about rediscovering Sunday supper and gathering friends and family for a meal. Casual weekend hosting just makes life better, and Sam’s generous book of 200 recipes will definitely help you feed a crowd. Full of international flavors (think: Chicken Adobo…

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Chicken Shawarma

Try this Chicken Shawarma recipe from the new cookbook, See You on Sunday.

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Oven-Roasted Lamb

Try this Oven-Roasted Lamb recipe from the new cookbook, See You on Sunday.

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3 Comforting Israeli Recipes From The New Cookbook, Sababa

Tel Aviv-based American author Adeena Sussman teaches readers how to create flavor-packed recipes with Israeli ingredients such as tahini, sumac, harissa and za’atar. Sababa translates to “everything is awesome,” so whether you try the comforting Marak Katom soup filled with seasonal root vegetables or the Smoky Eggplant P’titim,…

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Kick-Start Your Fall Baking With The New Cookbook, Tartine, A Classic Revised

From one of the world’s most acclaimed bakery restaurants, this revised edition — by Tartine founders Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson — includes 68 fresh recipes, like melt-in-your-mouth Savory Scones stuffed with bacon, chives and Gruyère cheese and gooey Pecan Diamonds that are equally sweet and salty. It’s a…

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3 Vibrant Middle Eastern Dishes From Cookbook, Honey & Co. At Home

In their third cookbook, chefs Itamar Srulovich and Sarit Packer of the beloved U.K. Honey & Co. restaurants inspire with fresh and flavorful Middle Eastern recipes that are close to their hearts. Recipes run the gamut from the homey to the spectacular (check out their Pickled Peach…

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3 Easy Recipes From Smitten Kitchen’s New Cookbook

The award-winning blogger behind Smitten Kitchen, Deb Perelman shares 100-plus easy-to-make recipes in her latest cookbook, Smitten Kitchen Every Day: Triumphant & Unfussy New Favorites. Written for real people with busy lives, the cookbook is packed with recipes you’ll want to make on repeat. Don’t miss the Flipped Crispy Egg Tacos…

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Chef Ricardo’s Chocolate Pudding Cake

This slow cooker take on chocolate lava cake is best served with a gigantic scoop of vanilla ice cream. It’s so good that when we tested it at the office, a few people hid in their offices with seconds (I won’t name names). Watch Ricardo make this recipe on…

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Cider-Glazed Seared Scallops With Cauliflower Purée

Floyd Cardoz, Bravo’s Top Chef Season 3 winner, shares a recipe for Cider-Glazed Scallops from his new cookbook Flavorwalla. This is a delicious marriage of the sweetness of seared sea scallops, the mild bitterness of pureed cauliflower, and the acidity of a cider glaze. When we served it at…

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Flank Steak With Thai Salad

Floyd Cardoz, Bravo’s Top Chef Season 3 winner, shares a recipe for Flank Steak With Thai Salad from his new cookbook Flavorwalla. I especially like [this dish] during the summer because the steak doesn’t have to be served hot to be delicious. I love beef, but I believe that for reasons…

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Chicken Tagine With Olives, Chickpeas And Pine Nuts

Floyd Cardoz, Bravo’s Top Chef Season 3 winner, shares a recipe for Chicken Tagine With Olives, Chickpeas And Pine Nuts from his new cookbook Flavorwalla. Whenever I use butcher’s twine in cooking, I remember this dish. There is no exotic connection between these two events other than the fact that…

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Stir-Fried Tangy Shrimp

Shrimp are too useful not to keep in the freezer for emergencies — they can be cooked in a blink and in myriad ways, helping you to make a meal out of simple ingredients in minutes. Traditionally in Iran, you eat seafood only if you live near the sea. My grandma…

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Grilled Broccolini With Taleggio Cream & Hazelnuts

Broccolini works surprisingly well on the grill (unlike regular broccoli, which tends to dry out and can take forever to tenderize). You don’t have to peel the stems, and the florets have a moisture and looseness to them that helps them crisp up nicely without disintegrating. Though you can eat…

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Cucumber & Strawberries With Calabrian Chile & Cured Black Olive Relish, Pine Nuts, & Chèvre

Unlike many salads that hinge largely on the season and what’s fresh and available, this is a dish you can extend through the year with a few small tweaks. The dressing — which isn’t so much a classic vinaigrette as a rustic chopped chile condiment — packs a ton of…