Fort Negen is a technique-focused baking cookbook with 150+ recipes for sourdough, pastries, and fermentation.

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Like the restaurant itself, Noma 2.0 cookbook is brilliant! For foodies and chefs who are compelled by the idea that sometimes one person can change everything.

With all the excellent cookbooks published this year, we decided that it is time to update our list of Best Home Cooking Cookbooks.

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