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Listopia > Annarose Mclaughlin's votes on the list Culinary Craft from Top Restaurants, Bars, Bakeries & More (10 Books)
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Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking
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"Zahav is a delicious restaurant in Philadelphia, and Michael Solomonov has put together a terrific cookbook."
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Lucky Peach Presents 101 Easy Asian Recipes: The First Cookbook from the Cult Food Magazine
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"Super fun book with stories from an eclectic mix of chefs and culinary personalities. Easy to follow Asian-American recipes. "
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BBQ: Barbecue Chef: How To Prepare Delicious BBQ With The Best Recipes (Cookbooks, BBQ, Cooking, Barbecue, Outdoor Cooking, Smoking Meat)
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"Everything you could ever want to know about BBQ from arguably the best authority on the topic. "
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Tartine Bread
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"Recipes from one of the country's top bakeries. The baked goods from this SF establishment are out of this world! "
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The Blue Bottle Craft of Coffee: Growing, Roasting, and Drinking, with Recipes
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"Tells the history of Blue Bottle, including stories of time spent in Japan learning to brew. Also includes brewing guides and recipes. "
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This Is Camino: [A Cookbook]
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"Really cool story of how Camino restaurant in Oakland, CA became a no-waste kitchen. Includes delicious recipes. "
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The Mission Chinese Food Cookbook
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"Love this book! As much of a story as a cookbook. How Danny started his restaurant, and it's rise to popularity. "
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Cowgirl Creamery Cooks
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"This book is pretty all encompassing: it talks about the organic food movement, how cheese making played into, the start of Cowgirl Creamery and it's mission, and how to make cheeses. "
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The Craft of Stone Brewing Co.: Liquid Lore, Epic Recipes, and Unabashed Arrogance
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"The history of Stone Brewing Co. + home brew recipes. A must-read for those interested in craft beer, and/or enjoy Stone. "
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The Meatball Shop Cookbook
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"The Meatball Shop is one of NYC's most popular restaurants. Learn to cook their food, from the classic spicy pork meatballs, to the creative jerk chicken meatballs."
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