Cookbooks on Shine

The Best Cookbooks of the Year

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Serious Eats writer Caroline Russock went through stacks upon stacks of cookbooks to find the very best.

Fall's Best Chef Cookbooks

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Fall means the return of puffy jackets, whiskey via a flask, World Series baseball, and big name cookbook releases. The stack of new tomes in my office toppled over several weeks ago--and new ones arrive in the mail daily. So, which volumes are worthy of a spot on your sacred bookshelf, next to…

Savory or Sweet? Two Cookbooks Take On Baking

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Around this time of year, I love to bake especially because I can stand sweat-free in front of an oven! Personal comfort aside, there's a homey aspect to fall baking that I find addictive and so I'm constantly looking for something new to bake. Most recently, I added

5 foodie gifts I wish someone would give me

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The holidays have a way of arriving before I am ever fully prepared. Even if I start planning parties and presents in July, I am inevitably scrambling to pull it all together last-minute. This year will be different. I swear. No, really, it will. Don't get me wrong, I will certainly be whipping…

Two Cookbooks for Meat Lovers: Beef and Lobel's Meat Bible

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Lest you think that I don't pay attention to cookbooks that are for aimed at carnivores, here are reviews (along with some recipes) for two titles that should satisfy meat lovers: John Torode's

My Lunch Box: Back-to-School Recipes for Kids (and Adults)

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Getting kids ready for the school day often includes making lunch the night before, something that's most likely done by an adult. But how to get kids more involved, especially young ones who still need lots of help?