I just started reading this cookbook on Kobo, and it's SO GOOD. The humor catches you by surprise around every corner -- I'm honestly not used to breaking out openly laughing every other page -- and the comfy, personal tone makes it feel like chatting with a good friend about their cooking experiments. I don't know yet if the recipes will hold up, but damn I'm enjoying the read so far, and I've already decided this will be gifted to at least two people I know.
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Actual cookbooks are better than online recipe slop sites.
Physical cookbooks are great.
Cool thing though, if you want to search for digital recipes online but don't want slop sites, use your local library's app and just check out an eCookbook.
It's even ad free!
(You can also go checkout a physical cookbook as well! They have an entire section at your library for them! 641.5x under the dewey decimal system!)
#solarpunk #libraries #libraryeconomy #food #cooking #cookbooks
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I’ve come to believe that the vast majority of recipes on the internet are bad and physical cookbooks are more important than ever
Except for a handful of recipe creators I really trust (King Arthur for baking, old seriouseats, etc)
I prefer physical cookbooks
https://tastecooking.com/why-the-cookbook-endures/
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