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.

Chefs' Fridges cookbook is a personal look into the refrigerators and kitchens of more than 35 of the world's most brilliant chefs.

In Tartine Bread review we'll take a closer look at what is considered to be a bread bible for the home barker or professional bread-maker.

Now for Something Sweet Cookbook puts together the very best, sweetest, and most outstandingly delicious recipes from the Monday Morning Cooking Club.

In Magnolia Table Volume 2 review we'll look closely at the new cookbook from Joanna Gaines. A new collection of recipes for gathering.