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Nothing Matters but Delicious by Greg Baxtrom is a refreshingly honest cookbook that empowers home cooks to cook without fear or fine-dining rigidity.

Scandinavian Everyday by Nichole Accettola brings over 85 fresh, seasonal recipes from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden to the everyday home kitchen.

More Than Sweet by Marie Frank is a flavor-forward pastry cookbook with 80+ recipes that challenge the boundaries between sweet and savory baking.

Obsessed With The Best by Ella Quittner explores tested techniques and recipes to help you find the best way to cook every dish.

Juno The Bakery cookbook review exploring sourdough, laminated doughs, seasonal baking, and the techniques behind Copenhagen’s iconic bakery.

Fort Negen is a technique-driven baking cookbook with 150+ recipes spanning sourdough, pastries, and fermentation from Amsterdam's cult bakery.

Our pick of the best cookbooks of 2025 — standout titles celebrating technique, global flavour, and inspired everyday home cooking.

Matthew Ryle's French Classics Cookbook demystifies French cooking with clear, confidence-building recipes for home cooks.