August 2019 EYB Cookbook Club

Check out what’s been cooking in our clubs and what our October through January options are!

We have an incredible community here at Eat Your Books that has flowed into our Eat Your Books Cookbook Club and Sweet Eat Your Books Cookbook Club, places where we share our successes and fails in cooking and baking from specific cookbook titles.

This month we’ve been cooking from the following titles:


 

See the bottom of this post for September options as well as the options for October through January.

And, desserts are still being churned out in our second group that is working through Ottolenghi’s Sweet.

The photos below are just a few of the beautiful shots our members have been sharing; visit each group for more inspiration. Do not forget to also upload your photos and add your notes to your bookshelf at Eat Your Books. Instructions on uploading your photos and links to other helpful articles can be found here.

 

Now to this month’s highlights:


Kimberly K made the Strawberry pistachio crumble pie from Sister Pie

Kimberly P made the Buckwheat Chocolate Chip Cookies from Sister Pie 

Alejandrina P made Tomato and roast pepper bruschetta ( from Nigel Slater) * the lamb was an Ottolenghi recipe



Jane K made the Courgette rösti with burrata and tomatoes by Nigel Slater (online at The Guardian)



I made a version of the Phat Thai from Pok Pok Noodles.

  

Eat Your Books Sweet Cookbook Club
Sweet – Ottolenghi (see the group for more photographs).

Mona W made the Chocolate peanut butter s’mores.

 

September selections:


October selections: 

November Selections:

December

January 2020


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  • Enlightenme59  on  August 28, 2019

    I read cookbooks like novels. I am able to imagine how the recipes will taste & what I will need to do to make it taste even better. My mom used to say that I must have been a chef in a previous life, because my natural cooking ability came early (before 8 yrs old & over 50 yrs ago) and way earlier than normal. Cooking is my creative outlet & how I express myself. I’m really glad to be a member of EYB.

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