Jerusalem cookbook giveaway

‘Tis the season for cookbooks and also for giveaways. Lately I’ve gone on and on about how I’ve anticipated the book Jerusalem. It’s finally out today, but one lucky winner will get a free copy.

this giveaway is now closed, and a winner has been notified.
Special thanks to Ten Speed Press and The Recipe Club for hosting this giveaway.

263 comments

  1. Nicole on said:

    My favorite cookbook is the Moosewood Cookbook (by Mollie Katzen).

  2. Yoshiko on said:

    My favorite cookbook right now is Ottolenghi’s “Plenty.”

  3. Nicole on said:

    I followed you on Twitter!

  4. bekee on said:

    my favorite cookbook so far is veganomicon, but i’m happy to try this one out! ;)

    • Rachael on said:

      Mine too! I got it recently and am devouring it, page by page. Awesome cookbook!

  5. The Pontificator on said:

    My favorite cookbook? Wow. That’s a pretty tall order as I have many I consider my “favorite” but one does stand out: “Cucina Fresca: Italian Food, Simply Prepared” by Vivian La Place and Evan Kleiman (1st Edition). I’ve had this paperback for nearly 20 years.

    I consider it my “stepping stone” book to cooking on a more sophisticated level. It’s also a primer in the “less is more” style of cooking.

  6. Ary on said:

    My favorite cookbook is “Regali golosi” by Sigrid Verbert. It’s been translated also in french.

  7. Jessica M. on said:

    I would give this to my sister-in-law who spent six months in Israel this last year…and she LOVES to cook.

  8. carolyn on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything. It’s a great starting place for a basic recipe, and then gives you lots of easy variations to play around with, depending upon your preferences. Love it!

  9. Angharad from eating-for-england.com on said:

    My favourite cookbook is still Ottolenghi! I love Plenty too but the first has my heart. You can imagine I am super eager for this book! Thanks for hosting a giveaway.

  10. Angharad from eating-for-england.com on said:

    Oh and I already follow you on Twitter – I RTed about the giveaway :)

  11. Milli Taylor from milliskitchen.blogspot.com on said:

    Arabesque by Claudia Roden is my favourite cook book, so beautifully shot and such evocative recipes!

  12. megan from passportsandpancakes.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook these days is Sprouted Kitchen!

  13. megan from passportsandpancakes.com on said:

    Also, I follow you on Twitter :)

  14. Jay on said:

    Favorite cookbook – Julia Child, The Way To Cook

  15. Natalie S. from thefirstkitchen.com on said:

    I love any and all of the Barefoot Contessa cookbooks.

  16. shannon from tiltedskillet.com on said:

    The Art of Simple Food…it’s a modern classic, IMO!

  17. Christina from chrissy-t.blogspot.com on said:

    Lately, my favorite cookbook has been The Kind Diet – especially the granola recipe!

  18. Jay on said:

    following you on Twitter

  19. Leighton on said:

    Marcela Hazan. A million times Marcela! She’s so classic. The thing I love about Plenty (and that I expect to love about Jerusalem) is the way they update classics in interesting, whole, healthy ways. Can’t wait!

  20. Carrie on said:

    I love Barefoot Contessa’s cookbooks!

  21. Emma from coconutandberries.tumblr.com on said:

    I’d love a copy of the book, Ottolenghi is amazing! Favourite cookbook is always changing but right now I’m loving “The cake the buddha ate”. Nobody seems to know about it, but it’s fabulous and has beautiful photographs too.

  22. Emma from coconutandberries.tumblr.com on said:

    I’m following you on twitter :D

  23. Lyndsee on said:

    My favorite is Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution. I hope to try every recipe in the book someday!

  24. kayla from kaylahood.com on said:

    The inside of the book looks beautiful! My favorite cookbook is While the Pasta Cooks – a great tool in helping interest my non cook boyfriend how to cook easy and with fresh simple ingredients! It’s been a fun project to work on for the summer. But now we’re sick of pasta, haha. Thanks for the chance to win!

  25. Zoe on said:

    I’m a cheese fanatic – so naturally, my favorite is “The Cheesemonger’s Kitchen”. :)

  26. Leslie on said:

    My favorite cookbook at the moment is Good to the Grain by Kim Boyce.

  27. Sam H on said:

    I’m really loving Melissa Clark’s Cook This Now!

  28. Beth from witandtea.wordpress.com on said:

    mine is probably “In the Green Kitchen” by Alice Waters… super beautiful and a great resource for how to do basic kitchen things.

  29. Jean on said:

    “The Joy of Cooking” cookbook my mother has had for over 25 years. I have the best memories of hanging out in the kitchen with her, paging through this cookbook and picking out what I wanted to make.

  30. Sarah Miller from sarah-travelinglight.blogspot.com on said:

    I’ve heard such wonderful things about Jerusalem! I would love to win it, so thanks for the opportunity! Right now, my favorite cookbook is A Meatlovers Meatless Cookbook. My husband bought it for me because he loves meat, but I make him eat vegetarian a lot, but the book has a lot of awesome, hearty recipes.

  31. Deanna on said:

    My favorite cookbook is How to Cook Everything Vegetarian by Mark Bittman. It’s endless and I have never had an unsuccessful dish from it!

  32. heather on said:

    I have a lot of favorite cookbooks, but Plenty and Super Natural Everyday have been on high rotation lately

  33. Whitney on said:

    My current favorite cookbook is Sprouted Kitchen but I adore Tyler Florence’s Eat This Book.

  34. Danielle on said:

    Hard to choose 1 cookbook. Love Doug McNish’s raw essentials! Looking forward to Kris Carr’s new book. Also love super natural everyday!

  35. rachel on said:

    Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone! But lately Supernatural Everyday.

  36. aj on said:

    ad hoc!

  37. I love Pure Dessert by Alice Medrich. I think I’ve cooked the whole book and I’ve loved everything.

  38. Hilary on said:

    Still using “The Joy of Cooking”

  39. Hilary on said:

    following on twitter

  40. Shawnna from thatsmeinthemiddle.wordpress.com on said:

    Sprouted Kitchen!

  41. Jade Sheldon from jademsheldonphotography.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook at this moment is Sprouted Kitchen. Such an inspiring couple.

  42. Rachel on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Passionate Vegetarian by Crescent Dragonwagon. She writes about vegetables as if it were a steamy, romance novel. I love it!

  43. I have the sprouted kitchen cookbook but haven’t gotten too far into yet, unfortunately. But the one i look at often? Super natural every day.

  44. Afton from aftonmcaferty.blospto.com on said:

    I just discovered a new cookbook “The Fresh and Green Table” and I love everything I’ve made from it! And of course, Moosewood is another favorite.

  45. My favorite cookbook is one that my great Aunt Millie put together for her sisters and their daughters that features my families favorite recipes collected from the past century.

    Also, I already follow you on twitter :)

    • jeanine from loveandlemons.com on said:

      that sounds amazing and so special!

  46. Lauren on said:

    I have actually never used a cookbook. I can’t believe this (since i’m 30), but I guess it’s because I bounce around a lot. Recipes i’ve used have either been passed on from family/friends or invented by myself. And if I do think of something specific I want to make, but don’t know how, I refer to Google. But I have written all these favorites down and plan to do some exploring…thanks!

  47. Arlene on said:

    My favorite cookbook is the Frankies Spuntino Cookbook. I’ve made so much from it, the recipes are simple yet everything comes out perfect. It doesn’t even have real photos of the food and I still highly recommend it.

  48. Alex from waiandwater.blogspot.com on said:

    “Pipi the Cookbook” by Alexandra Tylee, an incredible cookbook that really captures the essence of the eclectic cafe in Havelock North, New Zealand – one of my favorite spots to eat (and now cook from)!

  49. jenny on said:

    plenty! eating my favorite royal potato salad this very moment. major love affair with ottolenghi and CANNOT wait for jerusalem!

  50. Karin on said:

    I just got the new sprouted kitchen cookbook and am slowly working my way through every recipe- nothing has failed me yet and I can’t imagine one ever will!

  51. Cara on said:

    My favorite cookbook of the moment would have to be Ottolenghi’s first cookbook. A close second is an out of print book entitled “At Oma’s Table.” It takes me back to every meal my grandparents ever prepared.

  52. Kammie Dons on said:

    Recently I’ve been obsessed with the Sprouted Kitchen cookbook. So tasty and fresh!

  53. Pam on said:

    Marcella Hazan’s Essentials of Italian Cooking

    And I just followed you on twitter – @pamdemic3

  54. Stephanie on said:

    Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone – Deborah Madison
    It was the first cookbook I ever chose for myself. After college, money was scarce and books are heavy, but my brother had given me a gift card from a bookstore and I went back four or five times before my purchase to make sure I was choosing something that would be excellent. I knew at the time that it was a good purchase and the book paid dividends right away, but I couldn’t have known how it would become an even richer resource for me as years and now decades have passed. Love it. Love it. Love it.

  55. Elena on said:

    Wow! Great question. My favorite cookbook at the moment is probably “Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone” by Deborah Madison. I’ve never made anything from her book that wasn’t amazing, and I always find great inspiration there.

  56. Liz on said:

    Currently, it’s Super Natural Every Day – but it could change at a moment’s notice!

  57. emily on said:

    My favorite cookbook right now is Southern Cakes: Sweet and Irresistible Recipes for Everyday Celebrations by Nancie McDermott because I may have a slight baking addiction :) .

  58. sylvia from 2sojourners.com on said:

    At the moment it’s probably Around My French Table. We live in China and I have to cook extremely seasonally. That seems to have the best fit for what is available from my vegetable market and the bike sellers right now. It’s still too warm to trust meat that hangs in the markets, but just any day now I’ll be able to make one of her lovely beef or chicken recipes. My husband is always astonished that I can read cookbooks over and over like novels….guess that shows how homesick I can get for foods not available here :-) .

  59. alyssa on said:

    My favourite cookbook is Bon Appetit Desserts. I’m cooking my way through each of the 569 recipes right here: http://project569.blogspot.ca/
    I don’t own any books my Yotam Ottolenghi, but I would love to!

  60. Caitlin from theveganchickpea.com on said:

    my favorite cookbook is veganomicon!

  61. Anne from tunatoast.com on said:

    I have been salivating over this book for a couple of months (seeing it reviewed in various magazines)! I can’t wait to make the eggplant stuffed with lamb and many other dishes. Fingers crossed:). And thanks for the opportunity.

  62. Andrea on said:

    Everyday Pasta by Giada De Laurentiis

  63. Hilary on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Plenty which makes me want Jerusalem even more!

  64. heybethbaker from heybethbaker.wordpress.com on said:

    I’m so looking forward to Jerusalem. I’ve been baking a lot of babycakes recipes lately for my daughter with allergies.

  65. heybethbaker from heybethbaker.wordpress.com on said:

    I also follow you on twitter.

  66. jesse on said:

    Ed Giobbi’s “Italian Family Cooking” is still my favorite…although I think i’ve pretty much memorized it by now.

  67. carolyn!! on said:

    Super Natural Every Day. Though to be fair, I’ve also been using Plenty and Tender and Tartine at lot recently.

  68. wendie on said:

    How to Be a Domestic Goddess by Nigella Lawson

  69. Cristina Riojas on said:

    Favorite Cookbook: Plenty..those sweet potato cakes are delicious!

  70. María on said:

    Mastering the Art of French Cooking is my favorite cookbook

  71. Evie on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Super Natural Everyday Cooking by Heidi Swanson.

  72. nadia from laporterouge.blogspot.com on said:

    i have to say that Plenty is the cookbook i am in love with, the recipes are just wonderful and make me happy

  73. Jo on said:

    Earth to Table is a great cookbook for simple, seasonal cooking. The Heirloom Beet Salad is killer! It’s steals the show at any potluck.

  74. Sonja from acouplecooks.com on said:

    It’s hard to pick a favorite! We JUST put this on our Christmas list, so would love to have the chance to check it out! In honor of this giveaway, I’ll say our favorite is Plenty :)

  75. Tammy on said:

    I have a stable of cookbooks I reference often, but the two that I reach for the most are Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Every Day and Marco Canora’s Salt to Taste. Can’t go wrong with any recipe in either one!

  76. christy cain on said:

    my favorite cookbook is “Falling Cloudberries” by Tessa Kiros. well…anything by her is fantastic!

  77. sarapete on said:

    I have this cook book on my wish list yet my cook book is soooo long I fear it might never be complete.

  78. sarapete on said:

    follower on twitter @saramama

  79. Oh my, a FAVORITE cookbook? That’s such a difficult question. I love so many that people have mentioned already…! I’ll choose Molly Wizenberg’s A Homemade Life — it has such delightful essays and comforting words to accompany wonderful recipes.

  80. Marie on said:

    My favorite cookbook is The Frankies Spuntino Kitchen Companion & Cooking Manual. This book changed the way I cook and I’ve loved everything I’ve made from it.

  81. Can’t wait to get a copy of this one. I’m not sure I can say I have a favorite of all favorite cookbooks, but the one that comes to mind at the moment is Cook This Now by Melissa Clark.

    • Shari on said:

      My favorite cookbook is anything written by Sheila lukins, silver palate.

  82. Shari on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Any one written by Sheila lukins, silver palate etc.

  83. Kathryn on said:

    I don’t really use cookbooks because lovely foodie blogs such as your make recipes and techniques more accessible online.

    That said, I love Joanne Chang’s “Flour.” I visited her bakery in Boston and snatched a signed copy of her book. Her banana bread is the bomb, and she has a great tips/tricks section at the beginning.

  84. Mabel from mdcooksfor2.blogspot.com on said:

    My fave cookbook would have to be sprouted kitchen!

  85. Mabel from mdcooksfor2.blogspot.com on said:

    I follow you on twitter!
    @mabelcchan

  86. HNR on said:

    My favorite cookbook is the one my mom made for me when I moved into my first apartment! It has copies of her recipes and her mom’s recipes (in their handwriting) in a three-ring binder :)

  87. Laura from thespicedlife.com on said:

    I followed you on twitter.

  88. Laura from thespicedlife.com on said:

    Favorite cookbook? Wow that is a hard one… I tend to more have favorite cookbook for each category–I don’t even know how to compare my favorite Indian cookbook to my favorite Thai, etc! True Thai by Victor Sodsook… 1,000 Indian Recipes by Neelam Batra is a current fave…. and Cake Simple by Christie Matheson. To start with. :)

  89. Keri on said:

    My favorite cookbook *of the moment* is Joy the Baker Cookbook

  90. Denise on said:

    I love “Happy Herbivore” by Lindsay Nixon. Great healthy recipes for the vegan or non-vegan!

  91. Taye from patttay.blogspot.com on said:

    Ottolenghi’s “Plenty”….. can’t get enough veggies prepared á la Yotam ;)

  92. Kristen on said:

    My new fave is the Sprouted Kitchen cookbook! Love!

  93. Marlene on said:

    My favorite cookbook and most used is Nigel Slater “Real Fast Food”. It is base on simple flavorful meals in 30 minutes . Jamie Oliver thinks he is a genius and so do I.
    It is tailored to 1-2 portions and every recipe is a delight that I have tried.

  94. Nora on said:

    My favorite cookbook is The Sprouted Kitchen!

  95. Katie on said:

    I have many favorites, but the one I use the most has to be the “12 Best Foods Cookbook” by Dana Jacobi. The one I’m most excited to use is my new copy of Modernist Cuisine at Home.

  96. Jaime on said:

    I am really inspired by The Flavor Bible right now….it has helped my salads immensely but I want to start using it in my baking!

  97. Amanda on said:

    My favorite cookbook is honestly my ragged collection of favorite recipes from here and there scrawled in an old journal with papers sticking out every direction.

  98. katie from thelittledetalles.wordpress.com on said:

    i constantly go back to heidi swanson’s super natural everyday. it’s wonderful.

  99. Zita from ziziadventures.com on said:

    It’s difficult to choose just one cookbook when I have more favorite ones! Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s River Cottage Veg Every Day! cookbook is very inspiring!

  100. Zita from ziziadventures.com on said:

    I follow you on Twitter (@ziziadventures).

  101. Jean on said:

    There are so many l love, but for pure nostalgia I have to say the original Moosewood Cookbook. Because I grew up with it, and it’s always delicious.

  102. Annie on said:

    My favourite cookbook right now is Gwenyth Paltrow’s My Father’s Daughter. And, following you on Twitter!

  103. Sanda from littleupsidedowncake.com on said:

    That is a hard question but one of my fav is Book of Baking By Isidora Popovic

  104. sara mae from justmadforasentence.tumblr.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook is The Art of Simple Food by Alice Waters. She spoke at my graduation in SF and from then on I have been obsessed with her thoughtful approach in the kitchen. The best part is the after taste she leaves you with, always appreciating the simple basics of food: flavor and love. Plus, she taught me how to roast a tasty chicken! :)

  105. Sophie on said:

    One of my favorite cookbooks is Super Natural Every Day by Heidi Swanson. Delicious, quick healthy vegetarian recipes.

  106. Joan O on said:

    I love cookbooks and it’s hard for me to choose just one as a favorite. Unsually my favorite seems to be the last one I brought into the house and am currently cooking from at the moment that book is Pretty Delicious by Candice Kumai.

  107. Joan O on said:

    I follow on twitter as @southerncooker

  108. Jessen on said:

    I unfortunately haven’t had a new cookbook in a long while (like 1 1/2 yrs). That Cookbook would be a blessing to win!!

  109. TC on said:

    One of my favorite cookbooks is Momofuku.

  110. Gayle Kwinter on said:

    My favourite cookbook is Norene’s Healthy Kitchen by Norene Gilletz. Everything is delicious, healthy and easy.

  111. Kaitlin on said:

    It’s hard to pick just one favorite. I love a lot of cookbooks, but the one I use most often is probably How to Cook Everything Vegetarian by Mark Bittman.

  112. Whitneyeats on said:

    My newest favorite cookbook is the Sprouted Kitchen. My cookbook collection is growing and I would be so excited to add Jerusalem to it!

  113. Clem from clementinecuisine.wordpress.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook is “Ottolenghi – The Cookbook”. Oh my god, I’m in love with this book!! It’s pure magic. As a matter of fact I posted one of Yotam’s recipes today…

  114. gail on said:

    joy of cooking

  115. whitney from thisisbflo.com on said:

    Right now I am really loving Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone :)

  116. Gourmet Goddess from gourmetgoddesspantry.blogspot.com on said:

    my favourite cookbook is “moro east” by sam and sam clark, it is all about the community farm in east london , run my immigrants and the beautiful food they prepared , and its unfortunate demise to build the stadium for London Olympics this year . the recipes are delicious and the photography is superb. I also follow you on twitter under my real name !!!

    love anything “ottolenghi ” ………. :-) ))

  117. Lauren on said:

    Hi Jeanine! Such a difficult task to pick just one. But I’d say right now, my favorite one is Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Every Day!

  118. if I want butter, I want Julia Child and mastering the art of french cooking.
    If I want healthy, i’m loving the new Sprouted Kitchen cookbook. And I also love the book Plenty so I would love this book as well!

  119. Heather from squirrelbread.wordpress.com on said:

    Fannie Farmer is my quintessential helper in the kitchen!

  120. Heather from squirrelbread.wordpress.com on said:

    Already following on Twitter (@squirrelbread).

  121. Amanda M on said:

    I really love Very Fond of Food by Sophie Dahl. :)

  122. Jill on said:

    I have tons of favorite cookbooks but the one I have been using the most lately is Super Natural Everyday Cooking by Heidi Swanson.

  123. Courtney on said:

    Right now, “You Can Trust A Skinny Cook” — but that answer changes so often…

  124. Amber on said:

    I really love Sarabeth’s Cookbook.

  125. Annie on said:

    Heidi Swanson’s two cookbooks are my favorites!

  126. Elizabeth from greensandseeds.com on said:

    Oh, man, I have to pick just one?! I’d have to say Supernatural Cooking – but Peter Berley’s The Modern Vegetarian Kitchen is right up there, too.

  127. Elizabeth from greensandseeds.com on said:

    And I’ve been following you on Twitter for some time now. Can I take it back and re-like?

  128. Danielle on said:

    As of lately, The Sprouted Kitchen! I’m thankful to know Sara and Hugh personally. I truly love An Everlasting Meal though for it’s unique point of view and creative writing!

  129. chris on said:

    The Art of Simple Food.

  130. katya from reviewnotes.blogspot.com on said:

    everything i’ve made from the homesick texan this past year has been awesome. also dorie greenspan’s around my french table.

  131. Paula on said:

    Plenty. Looking forward to reviewing Jerusalem. Great giveaway and fun to see what other readers are loving.

  132. beetree from underthebeetree.blogspot.com on said:

    Vegetarian Cooking For Everyone is definitely up there! Sooo many wonderful meals come from that book. :) thanks for a chance at another beautiful cookbook!

  133. Tiffany from tiffanyfait.tumblr.com on said:

    Plenty! So fresh and exciting. You can see all the things I have made from it on my website.

  134. megan from modernmegpie.com on said:

    hard to choose one since i read cookbooks like they’re novels. i just bought bouchon bakery and am excited to bake through it but my recent favorite is the sprouted kitchen. love both my other ottolenghi books and look forward to seeing this one!

    thanks

  135. megan from modernmegpie.com on said:

    following you as @owl+panther on twitter!

  136. Tori on said:

    My favorite cook book is definitely Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Every Day. There’s not a single recipe in it that I don’t love.

  137. Barb on said:

    So hard to pick just one… I guess I’d go with something from Julia

  138. liz on said:

    I really enjoy reading “The Joy of Cooking” and my husband loves the pancake recipe!

  139. Steph on said:

    my favorite cookbook its really foodgawker. which I know isn’t really a cookbook but its one of my favorite ways to find new recipes to try and in fact, i think its how i found your blog! so I hope that counts…

    thanks for the great giveaway!

  140. Elin on said:

    My favorite cookbooks are the ones I pick up at grange fairs and women’s church groups. They are time tested and I’ve gotten some of the best ideas from them.

  141. Elin on said:

    I follow Love and Lemons on Twitter!

  142. Marie on said:

    My current favorite is The Homesick Texan, but I collect cookbooks and have so many that fall into my favorites category!

  143. Meredith on said:

    My favorite cookbook is The Greens Cookbook by Deborah Madison. It is such a joy to work my way through those recipes! Just made her leek and mustard pie and it tastes just like it did when my mom made it for me.

  144. Diana on said:

    This is an easy one…I have stacks and stacks of cookbooks that have amazing histories and recipes, but the one that changed my life is…The Cuisine of California by Diane Rossen Worthington. I was transformed by her book and the strong flavors. I have always loved to cook, but this book took me to a different level. The Mustard Herb Chicken is still my go to staple and draws raves from everyone that tries it. It is a go to for fool proof WOW the guests recipes. I have given it as a gift to family and friends and all have used it with the same experience. It is a keeper and it opened me up to the love of cooking and sharing.

  145. Laura on said:

    My favorite cookbook….hmmm that would have to be a tie between “Plenty” and Nigel Slater’s “Ripe, A cook in the orchard”.

  146. Emily on said:

    This book looks great!

    My favorite cookbook is the Veganomicon.

  147. Moira from eatbelive.wordpress.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook is The Zuni Cafe Cookbook by Judy Rodgers.

  148. Becky on said:

    thanks for the chance to win this cookbook. the cookbook that I return to time and again, that has the most recipes that I consistently use, is The New Vegetarian Epicure by Anna Thomas. And anything by Mollie Katzen would be a close second…

  149. Joy on said:

    Wow…this is a biggie as I have hundreds of them…but the one I like the best is my own super collection of wonderful tried and true dishes I have made and love over the years. So big I have two huge spiral notebooks full. My experience is that locating and tweaking a great recipe is part of being a great cook. I must peruse hundreds each week on blogs, cook books, magazines and the like. Only a limited selection makes it into my own portfolio of dishes. One day maybe I will make it official with a blog or book of m y own. I would LOVE to add this book to my kitchen.

  150. Duygu on said:

    My favorite cookbook (nowadays) is “a year in my kitchen” by skye gyngell. I also like yotam ottolenghi’s previous book “plenty”. I am sure jarusalem is as good as that one!

  151. Eileen from hampiesandwiches.blogspot.com on said:

    This cookbook looks great, and I’m so excited to get my hands on it! I have way too many favorite cookbooks, but Nigel Slater’s Kitchen Diaries and Deborah Madison’s Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone are two of my top choices. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!

  152. Maggie on said:

    The Joy of Cooking is my go to for sauces, pies and quick breads – I have my own copy and my Gran’s. Both have notes scribbled in the margins and extra recipes written on the endpapers. But a friend just gave me Maggie’s Harvest by Maggie Beer the pictures are beautiful and though I haven’t cooked anything from it yet the recipes are very intriguing.

  153. Libby on said:

    Such a tough call! I love Plenty by Ottolenghi, and also The Art of Simple Food by Alice Waters.

  154. Lindsey from lindseyamiller.com on said:

    Back in the Day Bakery Cookbook – I love the imagery and the recipes are the perfect treat for when you’re feeling very, very naughty. ;)

  155. Natalie on said:

    I just got the Sprouted Kitchen and am LOVING it. I’m a bit of a cookbook fanatic and try to take them one at a time :) My parents just got back from a two week trek through Israel and I would just love to win this cookbook for them!

  156. Anu on said:

    Right now I LOVE “The Olives Table” by Todd English! I love the amazing flavors and beautiful photos in the book as well. I also love the fact that there are a range of recipes … from super basic to more challenging.

  157. Janae on said:

    My favorite cookbook is The Kind Diet. Not only does she have great recipes but she also includes helpful information for people exploring veganism!

  158. Alicia on said:

    My favourite is Jamie Oliver ‘The naked chef’. It is the first cookbook I ever bought and I learnt to cook with it. And after 13 years and many many cookbooks more I still use it.

  159. Leigh on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Giada’s “Everyday Italian.” I used her recipes for the first meal I cooked for my boyfriend who is now my husband!

  160. marie on said:

    I would say Nigel Slater’s Kitchen Diaries. Alghouh Plenty is really good as well

  161. Corinne on said:

    this cookbook looks amazing. i covet it!

  162. Christine on said:

    I love Ina Garten’s cookbooks!

  163. Christine on said:

    I follow you on Twitter!

  164. Amanda Odmark from amandaodmark.com on said:

    Love seeing everyone’s choices! I echo many others with mine–Super Natural Every Day. I love Heidi’s intuitive approach in the kitchen–it’s always inspiring.

  165. Rebecca on said:

    My mom’s recipe binder is the best cookbook in the whole dang world. The binder consists of her most favorite recipes, which have collected ever since my sisters and I were little babes. Inside the binder are copied down recipes from books, or magazines (with her own modifications always noted), her original and always unique recipes, and recipes shared with her from loved ones. Whenever I get a chance to go home I try to copy a couple down. She just arrived home from Israel, and I know that she would love this book to add into the assortment of deliciousness.

  166. Allie Roth from yousaytomatocooking.com on said:

    Big fan of Heidi Swanson “Super Natural Cooking” and all things Giada!
    Have LOVED Plenty as well!

  167. Wynelle Snow on said:

    Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone by Deborah Madison

  168. Lindsay on said:

    The Joy of Cooking. It was my first cookbook, and it was given to me by my granny. I read her inscription every time I get a recipe out of this all encompassing classic.

  169. tiffany on said:

    my favorite cookbook right now is great gluten free eats by allyson kramer….it is so good!!!

  170. anne c. on said:

    My favorite cookbook is definitely Super Natural Everyday by Heidi Swanson – I reference it at least once a week!

  171. barbara n on said:

    My favorite cookbook is a 1941 edition of the Boston Cooking – School Cook Book by Fannie Merritt Farmer that was my mom’s :)

  172. Maybe this shows how much I could use a new cookbook, but I’d have to say it’s a toss up between Martha Stewart’s Great Food Fast & The Complete Book of Indian Cooking.

  173. Amelie on said:

    I love the cookbook ‘Spice’ by Ana Sortun. The endive and apple salad with labne is amazing.

  174. Becky on said:

    the cookbook that started it all was in the green kitchen!

  175. valerie on said:

    David Lebovitz “The perfect scoop”

  176. Tonielise from myurbancottage.com on said:

    I love cookbooks that not only have amazing recipes, but have stories and information that inspire me to create things on my own. The Silver Spoon does it all :)

  177. Carol Reynolds on said:

    Plenty!

  178. Annie on said:

    That is a HARD one– favorite cookbook…ZUNI CAFE. Recipes are great and the techniques are so thoughtful. It completely changed how I think about about meat and about salt. As simple as it may seem, the technique and recipe for roast chicken are perfection!

  179. Emily on said:

    the kind diet by alicia silverstone

  180. Modini on said:

    My favourite cookbook is Super Natural Every Day, but today I also recieved the new cookbokk by Aran Goyoaga ” Small Plates & Sweet Treats” and it looks just beautiful, already feels like a favourite though I didnt had the chance to read it yet…..but sometimes, you just know that this one will be used….

  181. cheri on said:

    My NEW favorite is “Sprouted Kitchen”

  182. Kris from 80twenty.ca on said:

    My favourite cookbook, without a doubt, is Dennis Cotter’s “For The Love of Food: Vegetarian Recipes from the Heart.” It’s fantastic!!

  183. Rachel on said:

    The most used cookbook I have is The Joy of Cooking, it is my bible! The Joy answers any cooking questions I have ever had, and it has been my saving grace. With out it, I wouldn’t love cooking as much as I do! I save stacks and stacks of Bon Appetit Magazines, but they have nothing on the Joy!

  184. Elizabeth on said:

    My newest favorite cookbook is Joan Nathan’s The New American Cooking.

  185. Rebecca D on said:

    My long standing favorite is the Fiddlehead Cookbook, that was written by the owners of the Fiddlehead Restaurant from Juneau, Alaska. I have had it for a decade and love the recipes for baked goodies, cookies!

  186. Meaghan on said:

    Joy of Cooking… never leads me wrong :)

  187. Ingrid on said:

    My favorite cookbook would have to be Tender by Nigel Slater. His recipes are simple and fresh and they leave a lot of room for your own interpretation.

  188. Cheryl on said:

    I’m loving Plenty right now.

  189. Cheryl on said:

    Also currently following you on twitter.

  190. ileana from alittlesaffron.com on said:

    Hard to pick one. Still loving Ottolenghi’s Plenty!

  191. Jessica on said:

    Ohh…it’s hard to pick a favorite. Right now, I’m loving Ottolenghi’s Plenty. It would be great to have his latest.
    j.

  192. Kira on said:

    I’m loving Nigel Slater’s Tender!

  193. Laura Wilder on said:

    My favorite cookbooks right now are Super Natural Cooking and Super Natural Every Day, both by Heidi Swanson.

  194. Karen on said:

    I love cookbooks of all kinds, but the one I most use (and have used for decades0 is The Joy of Cooking.

  195. Gail on said:

    I could never pick one but the one I have been going to lately is Fresh Every Day by Sara Foster – follow you on Twitter

  196. Sharon on said:

    Cookbooks are my guilty pleasure ;-)

  197. Sophie from sipsavourshare.blogspot.com on said:

    My favourite cookbook is Plenty, by the same authors! I love how it shows so many creative ways to make vegetables amazing (much like your website!!)

    XO

  198. wen from mikaauvinen.com on said:

    mine is forks over knives…xooxoox

  199. Jess on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Heidi’s Supernatural Everyday!

  200. susie on said:

    only one?! yeesh. the list of favorites is long. the one i go to most often is probably accidental vegetarian – but i’m a huge ottolenghi fan. this would rock my world! thanks for the giveaway!

  201. Rachel Rinkesmith on said:

    My current favorite cookbook is Super Natural Everyday by Heidi Swanson. It’s great because she shows you how to use bits of everything so very little is wasted which I love in my budget!!!

  202. Susan Pietrocarlo on said:

    First of all, I love, love, love your website and have tried many recipes over the past year since I discovered your site. My favorite cookbook is Ottolenghi’s other book, “Plenty.” Thank you so much for the roasted sweet potato with fig recipe from the Jerusalem cook book. I made it yesterday and it was amazing! Absolutely delicious! Thank you for your blog again; every recipe that I have ever tried has been fantastic. Take care. Susan.

  203. Ashley on said:

    The Best New Recipe by Cooks Illustrated

  204. Sissy on said:

    I love Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Everyday.

  205. Holly on said:

    I’ve been trying a lot of recipes in the Joy the Baker cookbook lately. I would call it my favorite at the moment.

  206. Nicole on said:

    This is not original at all and won’t be news to you, but… Sprouted Kitchen of course!

  207. Oh my goodness. I’ve been absolutely drooling over this cookbook and not so patiently waiting for it to come out! My favorite cookbook right now is Sprouted Kitchen. Just got it and I love it!

  208. Sophie on said:

    I love Chef Tal Ronnen’s The Conscious Cook!

  209. Laura k from Www.laurapants.com on said:

    I love Ottolenghi’s Plenty.

  210. Aims on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Food to Live By because it was my first cookbook that got me into eating healthier :)

  211. A Tanya from themalabartearoom.wordpress.com on said:

    Plenty by Ottolenghi!

  212. Jule on said:

    Dorie Greenspan’s Baking

  213. Sara L. from notsoplainsarajane.wordpress.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook is my family’s cookbook, that has been a work in process for many years now. Each year, we do a recipe swap and add to each of our books. When I’m older and have children, it’ll be nice to be able to share with them the recipes I enjoyed as a child.

  214. Connie from whisksandwhimsy.com on said:

    I have so many favorites, but if I had to choose one, I would say it’s Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Every Day because it is a book that I cook from on a regular basis. I reach for it often and am able to adapt a lot of the recipes with what’s in season and whatever ingredients I have on hand. There’s a lot of simple, healthy, yet thoughtful food in that book and I’ve loved every recipe that I’ve tried from it.

    PS: I already follow you on Twitter!

  215. Katka from katkaeatsthis.wordpress.com on said:

    Since I live in Cambodia most cookbooks are for dreaming for me – dreaming about the times when I’ll have all the ingredients to make the amazing dishes I see in cookbooks like Plenty, Sprouted Kitchen, Super natural everyday…

  216. jessica on said:

    love your blog! and I liked your twitter, excited to follow you. my twitter name is j1rand.
    Thanks!!

  217. Dana Pruskowski on said:

    besides your blog, love Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook!

  218. Andrea on said:

    I have two, Moosewood Restaurant New Classics, and Heidi Swanson’s Supernatural Everyday. Both have simple, delicious recipes focusing on whole foods. Love them!

  219. Miranda from mirandameyer.com on said:

    Right now I’m in love with Sprouted Kitchen and Plenty.

  220. Emma L on said:

    My favorite cookbook is “The Vegetarian Table: North Africa” by Kitty Morse.

  221. It’s not exactly a cookbook, but An Everlasting Meal was a revelation.

    • jeanine from loveandlemons.com on said:

      oh I know! I’m halfway through, I love it so much.

  222. Oh, and I’m also following you on Twitter!

  223. AndreiaV on said:

    Hmm my favorite cookbook is Miss Dahl’s Voluptuous Delights :D
    I love her! She has simple and delicious recipes!

  224. Marissa Fay on said:

    Although I don’t have it, I use countless recipes from the Baked: New Frontiers in Baking cookbook! Love!

  225. Shelly from VegetarianVentures.com on said:

    following you on twitter!

    Also, I would say my favorite cookbook is Homemade by Yvette Van Boren

  226. jen on said:

    super natural every day!

  227. Nicole from tsiporahblog.wordpress.com on said:

    Wow this is an incredible giveaway!
    Right now my favorite cookbook is True Food Kitchen’s new one that just came out. It is one of my favorite restaurants from which I draw a lot of inspiration, so it is really neat to see even more recipes than the ones offered in store!

  228. Nicole from tsiporahblog.wordpress.com on said:

    Also, I followed you on twitter! I’m @tsiporahblog

  229. zac on said:

    I have a cookbook made by my girlfriend of all our favorite recipes which i use all the time.

  230. kari on said:

    this is fun!
    the art of simple food -alice waters
    *followed you on twitter :)

  231. Molly De Baere on said:

    I followed you on twitter via mbdebaere! My favorite cookbook is definitely America’s Test Kitchen

  232. Harriet on said:

    My current favorite cookbooks: Plenty (Diana Henry) & Plenty (Ottolenghi).

  233. ali from ali-lopez.com on said:

    hard to pick one…but lately it’s plenty and Supernatural Everyday. An oldie but goodie is Culinary Artistry… gives me ideas instead of recipes :)

  234. Amanda from amandatinker.com on said:

    Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything is such a great basic cookbook. But I’ll also take anything by Jamie Oliver!

  235. Anita from anitalamdesign.com on said:

    Favorite cookbook is Julia Child’s The French Chef!

  236. Divya from smultronsoul.blogspot.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook is “Silk Road Cooking: a vegetarian journey” by Najmieh Batmanglij because the stories of the Silk Road are beautiful and the pictures are stunning, and recipes exotic but useful.

  237. Divya from smultronsoul.blogspot.com on said:

    I’m following you on twitter!

  238. Cheryl W. on said:

    I would have to say my favorite and most beloved cookbook, in my kitchen, is the “Pioneer Woman” cookbook.

  239. Cheryl W. on said:

    I follow via Twitter @HeartnSoulmom

  240. jackie on said:

    I love Heidi Swanson’s cookbooks- I always find something new to try, and have discovered so many household favorites!

  241. Ethan on said:

    My favorite is Artisan Baking by Maggie Glezer. Offers easy to follow bread recipes and hones my baking skills, great book!!

    • Ethan on said:

      Oh and I also follow you already: @duepeak :-)

  242. Heidi on said:

    that’s a very tough question — i have so many favorites! I guess I would say the cookbook I use the most on a daily basis is The Foster’s Market Cookbook by Sara Foster.

  243. Dana on said:

    Coincidentally it’s “Plenty” !!! Which is why I would love love LOVE to add this one to my collection :) Cheers to delicious veggie dishes!

  244. Lisa from thegonzogourmet.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook, primarily because it got me to start cooking in the first place, is the original Mark Bittman How to Cook Everything.

  245. Val from Tofusurprise.blogspot.com on said:

    My favorite cookbook is Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Every Day.

  246. Cristen on said:

    I am a huge fan of Alice Water’s “In the Green Kitchen” for the fantastic cooking techniques in the book! Very intrigued by the new cookbook you are giving away!

  247. Darci on said:

    My favorite cookbook thus far is Alice Water’s In The Green Kitchen. It’s full of basics that opened up the world of cooking for me!

  248. Jacquelyn on said:

    My favorite is The World’s Healthiest Foods. Info about how to store and cook every food to maximize it’s nutrients! awesome giveaway! thanks!

  249. Cathleen on said:

    My favorite cookbook right now is Veganomicon by the amazing duo Isa Chandra Moskowitz and Terry Hope Romero! Not only are the recipes amazing, but their direction in preparing food is extremely helpful for anyone, not just those cooking for a vegan lifestyle.

  250. sarah from thevanillabeanblog.com on said:

    I love Nigel Slater’s Ripe. And Alice Water’s Pure Dessert.

  251. sylvia on said:

    Mark BIttman’s How to Cook Everything Vegetarian — Plenty is my favorite newer cookbook though!

  252. Amy Z. on said:

    currenly loving Pierre Franey’s Cooking with the 60-Minute Gourmet!

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