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The ultimately amazing cookbook bookshelf

Sixty of the greatest cookbooks ever written, from Julia Child to Fuchsia Dunlop, every kind of cooking, in one bookshelf. For a new house, a big birthday, or yourself.

1. Mastering the Art of French CookingJulia Child, Louisette Bertholle and Simone Beck

   Mastering the Art of French Cooking

   Julia Child, Louisette Bertholle and Simone Beck · 1961

   It taught America to cook French food at home, one technique at a time, and every recipe still works.

   Cook from it: Boeuf bourguignon, Coq au vin (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Classic French Omelette, Beef Braised in Red Wine with Mushrooms and Pearl Onions (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 1 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. The French Laundry CookbookThomas Keller

   The French Laundry Cookbook

   Thomas Keller · 1999

   The book that showed what a cookbook could be; an education in care and precision.

   Cook in its spirit: Butter-Poached Radishes with Brown Butter and Herbs, Slow-Poached Salmon with Leek Soubise and Chive Oil (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 25 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. BouchonThomas Keller

   Bouchon

   Thomas Keller · 2004

   French bistro cooking from Keller's bistro, more cookable than The French Laundry.

   Cook from it: French onion soup (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Bistro Roast Chicken with Pan Jus, Beef Short Rib Braise with Root Vegetables and Red Wine (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 53 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. The Way to CookJulia Child

   The Way to Cook

   Julia Child · 1989

   Julia's master class in technique, organized by method.

   No. 95 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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5. Essential PépinJacques Pépin

   Essential Pépin

   Jacques Pépin · 2011

   Seven hundred recipes from a lifetime of cooking, with a DVD of technique.

   Cook from it: French omelette (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 96 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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6. The Complete RobuchonJoël Robuchon

   The Complete Robuchon

   Joël Robuchon · 2008

   The great chef's home recipes; his mashed potatoes are the famous ones.

   No. 97 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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7. Les Halles CookbookAnthony Bourdain

   Les Halles Cookbook

   Anthony Bourdain · 2004

   French brasserie cooking with Bourdain's voice in every line.

   No. 98 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Joy of CookingIrma S. Rombauer

   Joy of Cooking

   Irma S. Rombauer · 1931

   Self-published in the Depression and revised for ninety years; the book on more American shelves than any other.

   Cook from it: Buttermilk pancakes, Meatloaf (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Classic Broiled Chicken with Pan Gravy, Old-Fashioned Beef Stew with Root Vegetables (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 2 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. The Art of Simple FoodAlice Waters

   The Art of Simple Food

   Alice Waters · 2007

   The Chez Panisse way at home: good ingredients, treated simply, in season.

   Cook in its spirit: Garden Lettuces with Simple Vinaigrette, Slow-Roasted Chicken with Bread Salad (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 9 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. The Zuni Cafe CookbookJudy Rodgers

   The Zuni Cafe Cookbook

   Judy Rodgers · 2002

   The roast chicken with bread salad, and the early salting that changed how cooks season meat.

   Cook in its spirit: Early-Salted Roast Chicken with Warm Bread Salad, Weeknight Pan-Seared Pork Chop with Mustard Pan Sauce (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 10 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. The Taste of Country CookingEdna Lewis

   The Taste of Country Cooking

   Edna Lewis · 1976

   Seasonal Southern cooking from a Virginia farming community founded by freed slaves; a classic of American food writing.

   Cook from it: Southern fried chicken (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Skillet Braised Spring Greens with Smoked Ham Hock, Buttermilk Fried Chicken with Cream Gravy (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 14 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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5. The Barefoot Contessa CookbookIna Garten

   The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook

   Ina Garten · 1999

   Food from her Hamptons shop that guests love, written so it works every time.

   Cook from it: Perfect roast chicken (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Perfect Roast Chicken with Lemon and Herbs, Coconut Cake with Coconut Buttercream (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 19 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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6. The Gift of Southern CookingEdna Lewis and Scott Peacock

   The Gift of Southern Cooking

   Edna Lewis and Scott Peacock · 2003

   Edna Lewis's last book, with her young friend; the biscuit and fried chicken recipes are the ones to own.

   Cook from it: Buttermilk biscuits (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Buttermilk Biscuits, Skillet-Fried Chicken (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 22 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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7. The Essential New York Times CookbookAmanda Hesser

   The Essential New York Times Cookbook

   Amanda Hesser · 2010

   A century and a half of the paper's best recipes, each re-tested.

   Cook from it: Purple Plum Torte, Dutch Baby (David Eyre's Pancake) (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Weeknight Roast Chicken with Lemon and Pan Juices, Braised Short Ribs with Red Wine and Root Vegetables (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 29 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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8. Dining InAlison Roman

   Dining In

   Alison Roman · 2017

   The book behind the most cooked recipes of the late 2010s, The Cookies included.

   Cook from it: Salted Butter and Chocolate Chunk Shortbread (The Cookies) (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 56 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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9. The Smitten Kitchen CookbookDeb Perelman

   The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook

   Deb Perelman · 2012

   Recipes from the blog's tiny kitchen, re-made until they earned their place.

   No. 57 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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10. James Beard's American CookeryJames Beard

    James Beard's American Cookery

    James Beard · 1972

    The dean of American cooking on the country's own food.

    No. 66 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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11. JubileeToni Tipton-Martin

    Jubilee

    Toni Tipton-Martin · 2019

    Two centuries of African American cooking, recovered from cookbooks history ignored.

    No. 68 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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12. Chef Paul Prudhomme's Louisiana KitchenPaul Prudhomme

    Chef Paul Prudhomme's Louisiana Kitchen

    Paul Prudhomme · 1984

    Cajun and Creole cooking that swept the country; the gumbo is the lesson.

    Cook from it: Chicken and andouille gumbo (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

    No. 87 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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13. Franklin BarbecueAaron Franklin and Jordan Mackay

    Franklin Barbecue

    Aaron Franklin and Jordan Mackay · 2015

    A meat-smoking manifesto from the brisket people line up for in Austin.

    Cook from it: Texas brisket (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

    No. 88 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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14. The Dooky Chase CookbookLeah Chase

    The Dooky Chase Cookbook

    Leah Chase · 1990

    Creole cooking from the queen of New Orleans and her famous restaurant.

    Cook from it: Red beans and rice (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

    No. 89 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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15. RecipeTin Eats: DinnerNagi Maehashi

    RecipeTin Eats: Dinner

    Nagi Maehashi · 2022

    The internet's most dependable recipe writer in print, as dependable on paper as online.

    Cook from it: Butter chicken (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

    No. 100 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Essentials of Classic Italian CookingMarcella Hazan

   Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking

   Marcella Hazan · 1992

   The Italian cookbook in English. Her tomato sauce with butter and onion alone has fed millions.

   Cook from it: Tomato sauce with onion and butter, Lasagne alla bolognese (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Tomato Sauce with Butter and Onion, Bolognese-Style Meat Sauce (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 3 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. Rao's CookbookFrank Pellegrino

   Rao's Cookbook

   Frank Pellegrino · 1998

   Italian-American cooking from the East Harlem table you can't get; the meatballs are the reason.

   Cook from it: Rao's Meatballs (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 91 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. Lidia's Italian-American KitchenLidia Matticchio Bastianich

   Lidia's Italian-American Kitchen

   Lidia Matticchio Bastianich · 2001

   The Italian-American classics, cooked with an Italian's care.

   Cook from it: Eggplant Parmigiana (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 92 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. Tasting RomeKatie Parla and Kristina Gill

   Tasting Rome

   Katie Parla and Kristina Gill · 2016

   Rome's cooking, old and new, with the right carbonara.

   Cook from it: Spaghetti carbonara, Cacio e Pepe (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 93 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Salt, Fat, Acid, HeatSamin Nosrat

   Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat

   Samin Nosrat · 2017

   Teaches the four things that make food taste good, so you can cook without a recipe.

   Cook from it: Persian rice with tahdig, Focaccia (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Simplest Good Vinaigrette (and the Only Formula You Need), Crisp-Skinned Roast Chicken with Pan Jus (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 4 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. The Food LabJ. Kenji López-Alt

   The Food Lab

   J. Kenji López-Alt · 2015

   Home cooking, tested like science; the reasons behind every step of the American classics.

   Cook from it: Smashed Burgers (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: The Perfect Reverse-Seared Steak, Shatter-Crust Fried Chicken with Buttermilk Brine (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 5 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. The Flavor BibleKaren Page and Andrew Dornenburg

   The Flavor Bible

   Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg · 2008

   What goes with what, from the world's best chefs; the book for cooking without a recipe.

   No. 58 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Land of PlentyFuchsia Dunlop

   Land of Plenty

   Fuchsia Dunlop · 2001

   The book that showed English-speaking cooks what real Sichuan food is, and how to make it.

   Cook from it: Kung pao chicken, Mapo tofu (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Smacked Cucumber with Garlic and Chili Oil, Twice-Cooked Pork Belly with Leeks and Fermented Bean Paste (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 15 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. The WokJ. Kenji López-Alt

   The Wok

   J. Kenji López-Alt · 2022

   Everything a wok can do, tested and explained; fried rice will never be the same.

   Cook from it: Egg fried rice (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Weeknight Egg Fried Rice, Dry-Fried Sichuan Green Beans with Ground Pork (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 31 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. Every Grain of RiceFuchsia Dunlop

   Every Grain of Rice

   Fuchsia Dunlop · 2012

   Simple Chinese home cooking, vegetables first, for every night of the week.

   Cook in its spirit: Smacked Cucumber Salad with Garlic and Chile Oil, Dry-Fried Green Beans with Ground Pork and Preserved Vegetable (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 43 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. The Wisdom of the Chinese KitchenGrace Young

   The Wisdom of the Chinese Kitchen

   Grace Young · 1999

   Cantonese home cooking and the family stories behind it.

   No. 69 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Tartine BreadChad Robertson

   Tartine Bread

   Chad Robertson · 2010

   The country loaf that started the home sourdough movement, explained over thirty years of practice.

   Cook from it: Basic Country Sourdough (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Basic Country Sourdough Loaf, Sourdough Crumpets with Butter and Honey (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 23 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. Flour Water Salt YeastKen Forkish

   Flour Water Salt Yeast

   Ken Forkish · 2012

   Artisan bread and pizza at home on a schedule that fits a working day.

   Cook in its spirit: Overnight Country Loaf, Weeknight Charred Pizza Dough (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 24 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. Baking: From My Home to YoursDorie Greenspan

   Baking: From My Home to Yours

   Dorie Greenspan · 2006

   Home baking at its friendliest and most dependable, with playful variations for every recipe.

   Cook in its spirit: World Peace Cookies, French Apple Tart with Vanilla Bean (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 37 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. The Elements of PizzaKen Forkish

   The Elements of Pizza

   Ken Forkish · 2016

   Great pizza in a home oven, from Neapolitan to New York, on any schedule.

   Cook from it: Pizza margherita (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 61 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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5. BraveTartStella Parks

   BraveTart

   Stella Parks · 2017

   The story and the best version of every American dessert, from Oreos to Twinkies.

   No. 62 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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6. Dessert PersonClaire Saffitz

   Dessert Person

   Claire Saffitz · 2020

   Baking for people who love it, with a difficulty and time chart for every recipe.

   No. 63 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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7. The Pie and Pastry BibleRose Levy Beranbaum

   The Pie and Pastry Bible

   Rose Levy Beranbaum · 1998

   Every pie, tart and pastry, by weight and by reason.

   Cook from it: Apple pie (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 64 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Thai FoodDavid Thompson

   Thai Food

   David Thompson · 2002

   The deepest English book on Thai cooking, its history and its balance of flavors.

   Cook from it: Thai green curry (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Green Mango Salad with Dried Shrimp and Peanuts, Red Curry of Duck with Lychees (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 30 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. The Pho CookbookAndrea Nguyen

   The Pho Cookbook

   Andrea Nguyen · 2017

   Vietnam's soup, from quick versions to a full day's broth, by the best writer on Vietnamese food.

   Cook from it: Beef pho (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Weeknight Chicken Pho, Weekend Beef Pho with Charred Spices and Brisket (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 45 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. Memories of Philippine KitchensAmy Besa and Romy Dorotan

   Memories of Philippine Kitchens

   Amy Besa and Romy Dorotan · 2006

   Filipino food, its history and its regions, with the adobo you should make.

   Cook from it: Chicken adobo (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 81 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. ZahavMichael Solomonov and Steven Cook

   Zahav

   Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook · 2015

   Israeli cooking from the Philadelphia restaurant; the tehina and the hummus recipe alone are worth it.

   Cook from it: Hummus with tehina (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Silky Whipped Hummus with Warm Pita, Slow-Braised Short Ribs with Pomegranate, Honey, and Warm Spices (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 32 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. Ottolenghi SimpleYotam Ottolenghi

   Ottolenghi Simple

   Yotam Ottolenghi · 2018

   Ottolenghi flavors in fewer steps, coded by how much time you have.

   Cook in its spirit: Crispy Chickpeas and Yogurt with Hot Green Chile Oil, Slow-Roasted Lamb Shoulder with Dates, Almonds, and Soft Herbs (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 55 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. FalastinSami Tamimi and Tara Wigley

   Falastin

   Sami Tamimi and Tara Wigley · 2020

   Palestinian cooking and the people behind it.

   No. 73 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. Couscous and Other Good Food from MoroccoPaula Wolfert

   Couscous and Other Good Food from Morocco

   Paula Wolfert · 1973

   The first great English book on Moroccan cooking; the tagines are still the standard.

   Cook from it: Chicken tagine with preserved lemons and olives (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 79 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Vegetarian Cooking for EveryoneDeborah Madison

   Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone

   Deborah Madison · 1997

   The complete vegetarian reference, from the founding chef of Greens.

   Cook in its spirit: Braised Leeks with Butter and Thyme, Winter Vegetable Gratin with Gruyère and Cream (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 33 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. Six SeasonsJoshua McFadden

   Six Seasons

   Joshua McFadden · 2017

   Vegetables through six seasons, not four; a farmer's-market cook's favorite.

   Cook in its spirit: Raw Kale Salad with Parmesan, Lemon, and Garlic Breadcrumbs, Slow-Roasted Pork Shoulder with Braised Greens and Salsa Verde (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 42 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Authentic MexicanRick Bayless

   Authentic Mexican

   Rick Bayless · 1987

   Regional Mexican cooking for American kitchens, from the Frontera Grill chef.

   Cook from it: Guacamole (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Salsa Verde Cruda with Avocado, Red Chile Braised Pork (Cochinita-Style Pork Shoulder) (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 34 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. Mexico: The CookbookMargarita Carrillo Arronte

   Mexico: The Cookbook

   Margarita Carrillo Arronte · 2014

   Six hundred recipes from every state in Mexico.

   Cook in its spirit: Salsa Verde Cruda with Avocado, Pork and Guajillo Chile Tamales (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 47 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. Seven FiresFrancis Mallmann

   Seven Fires

   Francis Mallmann · 2009

   Argentine cooking over fire, seven ways.

   Cook from it: Grilled steak with chimichurri (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 77 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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4. Peru: The CookbookGastón Acurio

   Peru: The Cookbook

   Gastón Acurio · 2015

   Five hundred recipes from the chef who made Peruvian food famous.

   Cook from it: Ceviche (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 78 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. Maangchi's Real Korean CookingMaangchi

   Maangchi's Real Korean Cooking

   Maangchi · 2015

   Korean home cooking from the YouTube teacher who made kimchi a household word.

   Cook from it: Napa cabbage kimchi, Bibimbap (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Quick Cucumber Kimchi (Oi Muchim-Style Salad), Sizzling Kimchi Jjigae with Pork Belly (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 44 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. MomofukuDavid Chang and Peter Meehan

   Momofuku

   David Chang and Peter Meehan · 2009

   The pork buns, the ramen and the story of a restaurant that changed how New York ate.

   Cook in its spirit: Quick-Pickled Smashed Cucumbers with Sesame and Chile, Pork Belly Steamed Buns with Hoisin, Scallion, and Quick Pickles (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 54 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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3. WashokuElizabeth Andoh

   Washoku

   Elizabeth Andoh · 2005

   The Japanese home kitchen, its pantry and its seasons.

   No. 71 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. India: The CookbookPushpesh Pant

   India: The Cookbook

   Pushpesh Pant · 2010

   A thousand Indian recipes from every region, in one volume.

   Cook in its spirit: Tadka Dal (Simple Yellow Lentils with Spiced Butter), Rogan Josh (Slow-Braised Lamb in Kashmiri Chile and Yogurt Gravy) (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 48 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. Made in IndiaMeera Sodha

   Made in India

   Meera Sodha · 2014

   Gujarati family cooking from a London kitchen; her dal is a weeknight staple.

   Cook from it: Red lentil dal (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 74 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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1. The Food of SpainClaudia Roden

   The Food of Spain

   Claudia Roden · 2011

   Spanish cooking region by region, with the history that explains it.

   Cook from it: Paella valenciana (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   Cook in its spirit: Pan con Tomate (Catalan Bread with Tomato), Chicken and Seafood Paella (Chef's own recipes, not the book's)

   No. 50 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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2. The Nordic CookbookMagnus Nilsson

   The Nordic Cookbook

   Magnus Nilsson · 2015

   Seven hundred home recipes from across the Nordic countries, collected by the Fäviken chef.

   Cook from it: Swedish Meatballs (Köttbullar) (our write-up, saves to your recipes)

   No. 76 on The 100 Greatest Cookbooks

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