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2015

Holidays & Celebrations

Lucky foods for the new year

December 31, 2015 · Darcie

When you ring in the new year you probably participate in a few traditions such as a champagne toast or a midnight countdown. Many cultures also feature traditional foods to eat as the new year commences, usually meant…

Recipes

Featured Cookbooks & Recipes

December 30, 2015 · Christine

Did you know adding online recipes to your EYB Bookshelf is a really great way to build your personal recipe collection? You can now do this even if you have a free membership! Try it out now and see how easy it is.…

Food Online

The science of Yorkshire puddings

December 30, 2015 · Darcie

There is something both magical and extremely satisfying about making Yorkshire puddings and their popover cousins. The dramatic rise belies the simplicity of the batter. Many - sometimes contradictory - rules surround…

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Chefs predict 2016's food trends

December 28, 2015 · Darcie

As 2015 draws to a close, experts are prognosticating on what to expect for 2016. While it is almost impossible to predict some things (who could forsee the Cronut?), certain movements can be forecast. And who better…

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Top kitchens in literature

December 26, 2015 · Darcie

When John O'Connell was doing research for a book he is working on, he read a lot of historical cookery books, and plenty of novels. The latter were to glean information about food storage and preparation. He was struck…

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How well do you know chefs and restaurateurs?

December 25, 2015 · Darcie

After you've sated yourself with the holiday meal, we have the perfect way to procrastinate the cleanup. Take this famous chef and restaurateur quiz and see how well you know culinary giants like Nancy Silverton, Eric…

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More than just a baking show

December 23, 2015 · Darcie

Many EYB Members are admirers of The Great British Bake Off and the many cookbooks it has spawned. To its fans across the pond, The Great British Baking Show (as it's known in the US) is a polite yet entertaining…