The Making of a Cookbook

I don’t care if you cook at a country club, a super-cool indie restaurant or in a grocery store, at some point in your career the idea of being featured in a cookbook has crossed your mind. It might have been just for a semester while you were in culinary school. Maybe it's something your mom bugs you about at the holidays. Maybe you lie in bed every night dreaming up potential covers. A book kind of legitimatizes a blue-collar job like cooking.

The French Issue

Issue Date for archive
November/December 2016

Gerard Craft Explains What It’s Like to Start Over

Photo: Greg Rannells

Uni Carbonara Takes a Trip to Japan at Chicago’s Intro

Bell Peppers Give Cocktails A Little Garden Variety

Bartenders Riff on Manhattans with Black Butter, Cognac and Other Ingredients

Photo: Nick Vorderman

When Labneh Meets Lobster in Montréal

Photo: Liz Grossman

testIntroducing Our Chefs to Watch 2016

testChefs to Watch 2016: Michael Pagliarini, Giulia, Cambridge, Massachusetts

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