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  1. From farmers to chefs, Japan’s culinary voices tell their tales

    Hidaka, Hokkaido – The world of publishing is a fickle place where, without rhyme or reason, even internationally acclaimed authors can have projects surreptitiously scuttled. In the perennially popular genre of Japanese cookbooks, Nancy …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #RecipeTopics #cookbooks #FineDining #japanesecuisine #Recipes
    diningandcooking.com/2802486/f

  2. "The Art and Craft of Japanese Cooking: Artisans, Chefs, Recipes" represents a bit of a departure from rustic recipe-loving Nancy Singleton Hachisu, but it's a tome any Japan foodie will appreciate. japantimes.co.jp/life/2026/09/ #life #fooddrink #japanesecuisine #recipes #cookbooks #finedining

  3. With His New Book ‘Eat More Plants,’ Daniel Humm Continues to Reinvent the Rules of Fine Dining diningandcooking.com/chefs/577 #Cookbooks #DanielHumm

  4. Famous Finn and 4H-er Bea Ojakangas is 92! Well done.

    “You learn everything from scratch when you're cooking on a farm,” said Beatrice, now 92 and living in Duluth. She learned the basics on a wood burning stove. “You cook what you need and you cook with what you have.”

    The ‘Scandinavian Julia Child’
    mprnews.org/story/2026/09/03/h

    #Duluth #Minnesota #cooking #cookbooks #FamousFinns #history

  5. Cook Books Published as Recipe Cards

    What I wouldn't give to have some popular cookbooks like Rombauer's The Joy of Cooking, Bittman's How to Cook Everything, Better Homes & Gardens' New Cook Book, Brown's Good Eats, America's Test Kitchen books, or Christopher Kimball's Milk Street published as recipe cards in 4 x 6 inch index card format.  While their book formats are lovely and lend themselves to lean back aspirational food content, they're not so great in an actual kitchen. If all the content was on the front of the card, […]

    boffosocko.com/2026/08/29/cook

  6. A North Dakota hot sauce recipe from 1977

    — St. Alexius Hospital Employees’ Cookbook
    Bismarck, North Dakota

    #vintage #cookbooks #cooking #recipes #northdakota #hotsauce

  7. Unlucky Hunter Hotdish

    — A Taste of Something Wild Cookbook by Richard M. Gauerke, 2006

    #hunting #cookbooks #recipes #food #hunter

  8. Sourdough bread fits any schedule as recipe developer says it’s easy

    NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A loaf of sourdough can take three days to make. That doesn’t mean you’ll spend three days making it. That’s the distinction Kate Freebairn wants busy would-be brea…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #baking #cookbooks #CookingTopics #Food&Drink #healthycooking #Lifestyle
    diningandcooking.com/2784057/s

  9. Would this cottage cheese pancake recipe work with such a little amount of flour?

    — found in “more cooking in minnesota”, 1983

    #cookbooks #vintage #recipes #pancakes #minnesota

  10. By the use of deductive reasoning, we can confidently come to the conclusion that the bathrooms in this house are carpeted.

    #cookbooks #vintage #interiors #homes #kitchens

  11. So everyone probably already knows, but it turns out you can just use toast to make pizza... and it's really good! #foodie #pizzanight #pizza #recipes #cookingtips #cookbooks #food #toast #toastrecipes #mastodon

  12. Hello everybody ☺️ I am an historian located in #Leipzig, Germany. If we share the passion for #foodculture and #foodhistory we should follow each other. Lets discuss old recipes and #cookbooks or basically everything about #food and the #history of it 📚🍽

    #Historidons #introductons #FoodChat #historiansonmastadon