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Real Food Real Kitchens: New York Cookbook complete

Yay! I am super excited today. The Real Food Real Kitchens: New York cookbook is complete. Look for book signings throughout NYC and Central Florida in October when the book is released. I will post updates soon!

The cookbook, based on the hit HULU series, takes you in to the lives and homes of families from all five boroughs of New York City to learn how to make their traditional family recipes. The book not only teaches you traditional family recipes but also tells the story of the family and culture that bring it to life.

This cookbook takes you behind the scenes and into the kitchens of cultures spanning the globe from places like: Trinidad, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Poland, Guyana, Italy, China, America and more.

Sincerely,
Craig
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53 Days and Counting!

The release date of the first Real Food Real Kitchens cookbook is right around the corner (October 13th) and I am super excited! I'm getting the chance to meet some great people while I am trying to promote this book which is exciting. Even more exciting is the excitement that all of the families featured in the book are feeling, it's infectious!

It's amazing to be in the position to produce this book and bring the featured families stories to light and share with readers their traditional family recipes. The stories behind these recipes are the heart and soul of Real Food Real Kitchens and this book was so much more satisfying to compile because it goes beyond just a bunch of recipes to tell amazing stories of Family and Food and Culture.

I can't wait to see and read what people think of the book when it comes out! More to come soon!
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Real Food Real Kitchens

Craig Chapman
The Real Food Real Kitchens: ‘New York Cookbook’, based on the hit TV / HULU series, takes you in to the lives and homes of families from all five boroughs of New York City to learn how to make their ...more
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