Friday, July 24, 2015

EAT YOUR BOOKS

July, 2015





Dear BookmanBeattie,

The lull in cookbook publishing allows us to focus on Members and bookstores this month. We've got a great installment of both Me & My Cookbooks and a new cookbook store profile, plus your favorite lists and updates to the World Cookbook Calendar. We've even managed to sneak in a few giveaways with author interviews and a recipe excerpt.

The team at EatYourBooks
Me & My Cookbooks - Sarah Hodge
Sarah HodgeWe're pleased to present another installment of the "Me and my cookbooks" series.  We'd love to introduce more people, so if you'd like to be featured, just email us at info@eatyourbooks.com.

EYB Member Sarah Hodge boasts an impressive cookbook collection. Even more impressive is the energy Sarah devotes to her hobby, which includes starting a cookbook review website in addition to cooking, traveling, teaching, and writing. Read more »
Featured Pinterest Board - Summer grilling
Summer grilling on Pinterest
It's prime grilling season in the Northern Hemisphere, and the weather has mostly cooperated. If you're stuck in a grilling rut, try one of these fantastic recipes from the EYB Pinterest board:

Pesto grilled shrimp from Closet Cooking
Chipotle chicken kabobs from Annie's Eats
Grilled sweet potatoes from Epicurious by Gourmet
The best grilled portobello mushroom burgers from Skinny Taste
Grilled fish tacos with chili-lime slaw from Very Culinary
Cookbook store profile
Read It & Eat in ChicagoCounteracting the trend of cookbook stores shuttering their doors, Read It & Eat recently opened in Chicago, Illinois. Read It & Eat is dedicated to providing food lovers with exceptional culinary experiences through carefully selected books, classes and discussions. This is the first cookbook store in Chicago in over 20 years, and owner Esther Dairiam spoke with EYB about what Read & Eat has to offer customers.
Cookbook excerpt with bonus recipe
Mina Holland is the editor of Guardian Cook and a food and drink writer. Travelling and living (and eating) abroad inspired her to write The World on a Plate (previously published in the UK as The Edible Atlas), which explores what and why people eat as they do around the globe. She provided EYB with an excerpt from her book, plus a bonus recipe.

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