A bold look at Stacked Cookbook by Owen Han, inventive sandwiches, modern flavors, and a fresh take on the art of stacking food.

Michael W. Twitty’s Recipes from the American South celebrates Southern heritage through 260 recipes blending history, culture, and flavor.
How I Cook by Ben Lippett is a thoughtful debut that teaches the why behind great cooking, building skill, confidence, and flavor in every recipe.
A deeply personal debut from Chet Sharma, BiBi: The Cookbook blends heritage, science, and flavor to redefine modern Indian cooking.

Bold, cinematic, and flavor-packed, Cooking with Vegetables by Jesse Jenkins puts produce center stage with over 100 fresh, exciting recipes.

Mokonuts: The Cookbook brings the warmth, creativity, and eclectic recipes of Paris’s beloved restaurant into an inspiring volume.

With 125 soul-nourishing recipes, Good Things cookbook by Samin Nosrat is a joyful guide to flavor, care, and cooking with love.

Dessert Course by Benjamin Delwiche is a smart, inspiring baking book that teaches the science, technique, and creativity behind desserts.

Following the success of the Modernist Cuisine Series, The Cooking Lab has brought out the ultimate feast for the eyes, The Photography of Modernist Cuisine.

In Fäviken Cookbook Review, we'll take a look at the story behind one of the most incredible and unforgettable restaurants in the world.

The Pie Room Cookbook is the definitive pie bible from confessed pastry deviant, chef and London's King of Pies, Calum Franklin. See our review here.

What is Cooking by Ferran Adrià is fascinating reading for everyone interested in the food we eat, from enthusiastic home cooks to culinary professionals alike.