Cookbooks
Clarissa Wei Knows All Too Well That Food Is Political
In her debut cookbook, ‘Made in Taiwan,’ the journalist uses recipes to tell the story of the island’s people, and take a stand on its sovereignty
By
Martha Cheng
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In ‘My Everyday Lagos,’ Yewande Komolafe Searches for Home
The ‘New York Times’ cooking columnist has written a paean to Nigerian cuisine and the city where she grew up
By
Mayukh Sen
The 16 Best Cookbooks of Fall 2023
New books by Sohla El-Waylly, J.J. Johnson, Molly Baz, and more provide plenty of inspiration to return to the kitchen
By
Eater Staff
Scones in the Time of Agita
Claire Ptak’s "Love Is a Pink Cake" and "Mary Berry’s Baking Bible" provoke differing views of the state of British baking — and Britain itself
Can Cookbooks Teach Us to Waste Less Food?
As two new titles demonstrate, it’s less about learning specific recipes than how to shift your lifestyle