There’s one thing cooking fans can always enjoy more of, and that’s cookbooks. Full of beautiful images, inspiring ideas, and delicious recipes to try and cook, these three cookbooks are definitely worth adding to your collection if you don’t have them already.
Les Halles Cookbook
Anthony Bourdain’s first cookbook is a lesson in French bistro cuisine as well as a way to help you build your cooking confidence, something that will serve you throughout your entire cooking journey. It’s based on his experience working at the French bistro where he got his start in cooking.
Start Simple
If complexity is a barrier to cooking for you, then you’ve got to have this cookbook, which focuses on cooking with just a few staple ingredients that everybody can get their hands on relatively easily.
Feed Me Vegan
If you’re looking for recipes that are delicious, comforting, and also happen to be one hundred percent plant-based, Lucy Watson’s vegan cookbook will give you plenty of ideas for meals that will absolutely satisfy you without using any animal products.
