Definition of cookbook
:a book of cooking directions and recipes;
broadly
:a book of detailed instructions
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Slow Cooker Caponata From nutritionist and cookbook author Ellie Krieger.
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A cookbook with recipes for the restaurant’s menu items will be available online.
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Amanda Cushman is a culinary instructor, food writer and cookbook author.
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Instead, Kenney, a celebrated chef and cookbook author known as a raw food wizard, has lost his Wynwood restaurant, Plant Food and Wine.
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Vegetables are also dominating this year's cookbook releases, with healthy seasonal veggie recipes for the home cook filling page after page.
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Place wrapped tofu in a colandar in the sink; weight with something heavy, such as cookbooks.
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Enter Phil Cole, a lively sort who at various times in life was a congressional aide to former U.S. Rep. Earl Wilson of Bedford, PR man for Nevada casino magnate Bill Harrah and notorious IndyCar bad boy Salt Walther and a writer of cookbooks.
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As a prerequisite to an apprenticeship, Chris gave me a list of two dozen classic cookbooks.
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First Known Use of cookbook
1809
First Known Use of cookbook
1944
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