Cookbooks > Kitchen Memoirs

Nancy Cooper truly loved cooking and was appreciated for her culinary gifts by her family and friends. This book is a collection of recipes that represent "family favorites" enjoyed over the years. The book includes recipes that originated from Nancy's mother, mother-in-law, sisters-in-law, and amazing circle of friends in West Virginia and across the country.

Memorias de una clase de cocina por zoom durante la cuarentena del 2020. Fotos y recetas que compartimos y cocinamos juntos durante la pandemia del Covid-19. Recetas fáciles de entradas, pastas, ensaladas, platos principales, salsas, postres...

100's of amazing family recipes going back decades.

Food of Love is a special part of Marilyn's culinary journey from Fiji to California and around the world. This collection of recipes tells a story of how she went from never measuring or writing anything down to writing 39 recipes in a day. Her recipes embrace wellness, nature, flavor, and serendipity, offering perspectives on cooking and baking that incorporate whimsy and play. Her inspiration comes from music, loved ones, flowers, social justice, and a spirituality that is grounded in nature. Marilyn offers these recipes as a pathway to developing and enhancing the readers’ own intuitive cooking and baking style.

This is a compilation of treasured family recipes and favorite dishes and baked goods made by Mama Farrelli over the last 40+ years in the kitchen. The best part of her life was being a stay-at-home mom and creating delicious meals for her family and memorable parties for her friends. The recipes come from a variety of sources – family, her vast collection of cookbooks, magazines and online. The project began as a summary of how she made Thanksgiving Dinner, so her children would have those recipes as they started their lives as young adults. It burgeoned into an effort to capture ALL of the favorites, season by season. It was written as if she was having a dialogue with her kids, ...

This is a Storybook with a lot of recipes. It is a work of pure love by Victoria Peterson for her family.