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As a recent graduate, cooking books have become a staple on my kitchen shelf. My time as a student exposed me to many cookbooks, and I have compiled a list of the top 10 best cooking books for any wannabe Masterchef looking to expand their culinary skills.
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10. Food Truck Catering Toronto
Delia Smith is a celebrity chef and a household name in the cooking world, and this comprehensive guide to cooking fundamentals earns its spot on this list for good reason. With must-know recipes like apple pie and yorkshire puddings, this cookbook serves as a great starting point for beginner chefs. Plus, with beautiful pictures accompanying each recipe, it makes pastry-making, cake-baking, and roast-making accessible to everyone.
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9. The New Curry Bible by Pat Chapman
For those who love curry, this cookbook goes beyond just providing recipes – it also delves into the history and cultural importance of this beloved cuisine. Although there are many unusual herbs and spices listed, the knowledge gained from learning how to balance flavors and create authentic curry recipes is invaluable. With the ability to create restaurant-quality dishes, this book is a definite must-have for any curry aficionado.
8. Rick Stein’s Taste of the Sea: 150 Fabulous Recipes for Every Occasion
For seafood lovers, this book is a bible. Stein’s passion for seafood is incredibly infectious, and this cookbook provides guidance on everything from skinning fish to filleting. With a range of dishes for every occasion, this cookbook is ideal for both novices and experienced cooks. The instructions are clear and concise, and the book encourages experimentation, making it a must-have in every seafood lover’s kitchen.
7. Simple Chinese Cooking by Kylie Kwong
For anyone looking to dabble in Chinese cooking, this cookbook is a great starting point. With beautiful photography and crisp, clear instructions, this book helps aspiring chefs develop Chinese cooking skills with ease. The recipes have easy-to-find ingredients and range from steamed cod to sweet and sour pork, satisfying every palate.
6. Jamie’s 30 Minute Meals by Jamie Oliver
In this cookbook, the ever-popular Jamie Oliver shows that cooking doesn’t have to be a stressful and complicated endeavor. With bright, colorful pictures accompanying each recipe, this cookbook is perfect for busy individuals who don’t have the time for elaborate meals. With designated sections for starters, mains, and desserts, this book has something for every type of chef.
5. The Best Recipes in the World by Mark Bittman
With recipes spanning the globe, Bittman’s cookbook makes creating international dishes simple and easy. The recipes are simple, yet flavorful, and the book provides a good balance between recipes and information about different cultures’ cuisines. This cookbook encourages taking dishes you already cook and adding twists, making it a great teaching tool to inspire creativity in the kitchen.
4. Gordon Ramsay‘s Secrets by Gordon Ramsay
As one of the world’s most renowned chefs, Gordon Ramsay’s cookbook does not disappoint. He doesn’t just provide recipes, but also guides readers on how to become a great chef. With simple but effective recipes, Ramsay provides invaluable tips and tricks that will impress friends and family alike. These tips help to make cooking a truly enjoyable experience, and will boost one’s confidence to be adventurous both in cooking and in eating.
3. The Complete Book of Sushi by Hideo Dekura
For sushi lovers, this book provides a comprehensive guide to making this beloved Japanese cuisine, from preparing sticky rice to crafting visually stunning sushi bites. The book advances from beginner to advanced, guiding chefs at their own pace through the intricate art of sushi-making. With clear and simple instructions, along with gorgeous photography, this book is a must-have for any sushi fan.
2. Wahaca – Mexican Food At Home by Thomasina Miers
For those who are passionate about vibrant and delicious Mexican cuisine, this cookbook is a must-have. With a focus on authentic street food, Miers’ cookbook provides insight into the history and culture of Mexican food, elevating it beyond just a mere cookbook. With stunning pictures and accessible writing, this book brings the delicious colors and flavors of Mexico straight to readers’ kitchens.
1.Jaime does… by Jaime Oliver
In this top-ranked cookbook, Jamie Oliver takes readers on a foodie journey through Spain, France, and Morocco, offering innovative recipes from his travels. The book is beautifully presented, with stunning imagery of Oliver’s food journey alongside his mouth-watering recipes. Each country has an introductory paragraph that explains the culture and food that inspired his dishes, and the writing is down-to-earth and easy to follow. Not only are the recipes great, but this book is also a great teaching tool for all levels of chefs on how to become more adventurous and creative in the kitchen.
Of course, these are not the only 10 cookbooks one should own; there are many other brilliant cookbooks out there. The best cooking books on this list offer friendly, easy-to-follow guidance that will not only be enjoyable to read, but will also accelerate readers’ skills in the kitchen.
Bon appétit, everyone!
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