I would like a cookbook similar to this, that explains the science behind the baking you're doing. submitted by /u/DistinctSilver [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Looking to add a few to my library... submitted by /u/Avanwho [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m overwhelmed by the amount of cookbooks out there. What’s 1 solid starter cookbook? For reference I am an experienced cooker and baker, as in I’ve been cooking for a year and I can pretty much make anything as long as I have instructions. I am also starting to focus on health nowadays so ideally a cookbook with health conscious recipes. I also don’t want to get 1 cook book of a single cuisine and eat that cuisine forever until I get a new one. So what is a cook cookbook to commit to given all of this? submitted by /u/Internal-Ad3756 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am scanning The 1976 Congressional Cookbook, to be available on archive.org, and I found it's missing a page (305-306). Possibly a favorite by the book's previous owner? This is certainly unlikely, but I am hoping someone has this cookbook and could get me a picture of the page? Thank you. submitted by /u/JazzfanRS [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a 700 page cookbook from a community library box (those bookcases posted outside for people to share) I want to scan it and upload it to archive.org (and share the link to it here but I want the text to be searchable as well, not just pictures of the pages. Has anyone else ever done anything like this? EDIT: I can save the scanned pages as .pdf and they are already searchable. Thanks for all the interest. submitted by /u/JazzfanRS [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I know I can just buy the US version but I vastly prefer cookbooks that go by weights instead of volume measures. It's simply my preferred workflow. Would rather not pay import shipping, though if I really need to I have friends in the UK who can help. submitted by /u/Cymbal_Monkey [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

We've all seen free brand books from various companies like Jello or Miracle Whip, but how many companies still produce free physical brand cookbooks in 2024? I recently sent off for one on the side of a box of Jiffy cornbread mix and now I'm curious to how many I can collect. submitted by /u/RadioControlled13 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I eat a mostly vegetarian diet, I have no problems cooking meat but tend to stay towards a veggie/ whole foods diet. With that I do lots of different outdoor sports and want to make sure I am sufficiently getting all the protein that I can which is slightly more challenging without meat. I have seen a few books online for this type of diet but wondering if anyone has any personal experience! submitted by /u/Lukestrongest1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Do you know of any English-language cookbooks focusing on Galician cuisine? Or, if not, on northwestern Spain more generally? Thank you for your help! submitted by /u/rasputinette [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi everyone! I (23F) have struggled with my health throughout my life. Specifically, I’ve struggled with making nutritious choices. I’ve lost just over 30 pounds over the span of a year or so, but most of that is due to exercise and portion control (along with eating less processed junk). While losing weight is a huge plus, my main goal is developing better health habits I can stick with. I know that if I stick with these changes, other things (like weight loss) will come with time. I think I primarily struggle with two things: one, finding healthy, simple recipes that won’t increase my weekl ..read more