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Ottolenghi finally embraces shortcuts

March 15, 2021 · Darcie

In 2019, Yotam Ottolenghi pared down his notoriously long ingredient lists to write Ottolenghi Simple, and it seems like the chef is further embracing this relaxed, 'less-is-more' philosophy. In his latest NY Times…

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April 2021 Great Big Cookbook Club Roundup

March 15, 2021 · Jenny

As our members know, each month we offer at least four cooking options in our Eat Your Books Cookbook Club. There are other fun cookbook clubs around the interwebs and we’d like to highlight those for those members who…

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March 15, 2021 · Darcie

We have sad news to report this week: Sydney chef and restaurateur Amy Chanta has died at age 63 following a two-year battle with cancer. Chanta built an empire of Thai restaurants that shaped the city's love and…

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Pi(e) Day is almost here

March 13, 2021 · Darcie

March 14 (3.14 if you use the month-first convention as we do in the US) is the perfect day for bakers to celebrate both pi (the mathematical constant) and pie (the tasty food with endless variation) because of the…

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Rare Andy Warhol cookbook headed to auction

March 9, 2021 · Darcie

Did you know Andy Warhol had written a cookbook? Apparently some of our members did, because the book, Wild Raspberries, appears on a handful of bookshelves in the EYB Library. Not very many copies of this cookbook…

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What does a 'no-recipe cookbook' look like?

March 8, 2021 · Darcie

The idea of a 'no-recipe' recipe is not exactly new. At various points over the years I have seen dozens of articles with the premise of 'how to cook X without a recipe', but an entire cookbook that is dedicated to the…