> I DREAM OF DINNER by Ali Slagle.
I DREAM OF DINNER
EVERYONE’S TABLE by Gregory Gourdet. Someone reported on a recipe on the Caribbean COTQ thread that looked fantastic, and it reminded me that I have this book.
BLACK FOOD, edited by Bryant Terry
I DREAM OF DINNER
SALAD FREAK both sentences.
SABADA by Adeena Sussman
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I’ll go ahead and second this and include the EYB link. The author is a cookbook ghostwriter who has co-authored the Chrissy Teigen books, among others. I’m afraid this book might not catch on this month because we’re in month two of a Middle Eastern book, but it’s good to get it on the radar.
If you like spending time with your oven, come nominate bak8ng books to close out the year, too.
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THE FOOD LAB, CARMINES COOKBOOK, and MESA MEXICANA make up a complete sentence.
SALAD FREAK looks intriguing, also
SEE YOU ON SINDAY: A Cookbook for Family and Friends
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Was happy to see my library has Ali Slagle’s book. Be forewarned, ingredient measurements are not with the list of ingredients at the side, they are in the recipe text. They are in bold so that helps. I prefer to see the ingredients and the amounts at a glance the way the majority of my cookbooks have them. What about you?
Reminder: nominations are supposed to close tomorrow, but we currently don’t have any book that has gotten a substantial number of nominations. If you see something nominated that looks good, please add your nomination. I could use some separation between the books so it is clear which to pass on to voting. I am going to extend the nominations for an extra 24 hours to see if we get a few more nominations. Nominations will close on the 19th at 10am EDT.
BLACK FOOD - edited by Bryant Terry
THE FOOD LAB - Kenji López-Alt
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COOK EAT REPEAT : Ingredients, Recipes, and Stories / Nigella Lawson
COOKING FROM YOUR PANTRY : Delicious Meals in 30 Minutes or Less, with Ingredients from Jars, Cans, Bags, and Boxes / Nancy Silverton
HEIRLOOM KITCHEN: Heritage Recipes and Family Stories from the Tables of Immigrant Women
THE IMMIGRANT COOKBOOK : Recipes that Make America Great
NEAR & FAR : Recipes Inspired by Home and Travel
ETHIOPIA : Recipes and Traditions from the Horn of Africa / Yanni Gebreyesus
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ETHIOPIA - can’t believe I forgot to nominate that one.
I second COOK, EAT, REPEAT .
COOK EAT REPEAT is a sentence
I DREAM OF DINNER
I finally get the “sentence” joke - just had it happen to me. 
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NEAR & FAR : Recipes Inspired by Home and Travel – this one really has something for everyone
ETHIOPIA : Recipes and Traditions from the Horn of Africa / Yanni Gebreyesus
[/quote] – I tackled some of the veg recipes when I first got it but have yet to delve in.
Near and far
Cook eat repeat
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