Happy Friday, y’all! I was stumped about what to share this week because it’s been an up-and-down month. So, instead of being complicated and forcing myself to come up with something clever or just skipping it in general, I decided to be easy. How easy? I’m sharing ten cookbooks in my cookbook collection with you. It can’t get much easier than that, right?
So, how big is my cookbook collection? Honestly, I’m not sure. LOL! I have over 20 that I can see from where I’m sitting, but I know others are currently hidden.
Who would like to see ten cookbooks in my cookbook collection? I’ve linked all titles to Goodreads, where you can find all the details about the cookbook.
Baking Yesteryear by B. Dylan Hollis
- Recipe Type: Baking, Vintage Recipes
- Release Date: July 2023
Bake Anime by Emily J. Bushman
- Recipe Type: Baking, Based on Anime
- Release Date: November 2022
Joy of Cooking by Irma S. Rombauer
- Recipe Type: General Cooking
- Release Date: January 1931
Will It Waffle? by Daniel Shumski
- Recipe Type: General Cooking
- Release Date: September 2014
Home Bake Comfort by Kim Laidlaw
- Recipe Type: Baking
- Release Date: October 2014
The Muffin Tin Cookbook by Brette Sember
- Recipe Type: Baking
- Release Date: March 2012
The Cozy Cookbook by Julie Hyzy, etc
- Recipe Type: General Cooking, Based on Books
- Release Date: April 2015
Recipes for Murder by Karen Pierce
- Recipe Type: General Cooking, Based on Books
- Release Date: August 2023
Back in the Day Bakery Made with Love by Cheryl Day, Griffith Day
- Recipe Type: Baking
- Release Date: March 2015
What Can I Cook in My… by Taste of Home
- Recipe Type: General
- Release Date: January 2019
That’s ten cookbooks in my cookbook collection. What cookbooks are in your collection? Would you like to see a review of any of these cookbooks?
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I have quite a large cookbook collection too! My favourite cook is Nigella Lawson and her Domestic Goddess book is probably my favourite cookbook and the most used.
I have that Lawson book. I actually don’t use it much, but it does have some excellent stuff. I’m also subscribed to her recipe of the day from her website.
I don’t think I’ve ever looked at her cookbooks, but I have heard good things about them.
Pam
Recipes for Murder sounds fun! I don’t have a large collection of cook books (and not all of them are in English), but I have The Joy of Cooking because my mother insisted that all her children get a copy when we moved out. So mine is a bit old.
I was fortunate to find my copy of The Joy of Cooking at a free little library in my neighborhood.
Pam
These look great! I’ve seen some of B. Dylan Hollis’s videos about cooking old recipes and they can be quite amusing. (Though I’m not sure I would want to eat everything from those old cookbooks.)