This site is not dead!
I’ve been so busy with my work at Eat Your Books and other assignments – I haven’t been able to do much of anything else. I hope to do more posting in 2017 now that the rush of Fall cookbooks is over. I’ll have a post up this weekend about some amazing blueberry granola pancakes made with Fiona’s Natural Foods granola. But until then….
To celebrate 41,000 members in The Cookbook Junkies and my work at Eat Your Books – my friends at Book Outlet are offering four winners a $25.00 gift card to purchase cookbooks at their site – open to U.S. and Canada addresses! Book Outlet has the greatest deals on books period – but I visit them frequently for cookbooks. A bonus for everyone – they have set up a special code for you which is valid until March 31st — enter ICYWIT2017 and you will receive $5.00 off any purchase over $35.00. (Icywit is a nickname an old boss gave me.)
The giveaway is through Rafflecopter which should make your entries easier. Lots of chances. Good luck!
Danielle says
I haven’t purchased the new Dorie Greenspan book yet so I’d probably pick that up/
Lisa Barron says
I would get Family Style Chinese
Rosa says
Mad Genius Tips
Vickie says
Breaking Breads
Judy says
I would purchase Big afood, Big Love.
Susan B says
Most definitely a cookbook – hard to choose!
Jessica says
I’ve been eyeing The Spice Companion, as well as several books by Yotam Ottolenghi…too many choices!
Maureen Potter says
I would buy Dories Cookies. Or The Food Lab.
Francine says
The Smitten Kitchen
Robin Chesser says
I’m not sure, but it would probably be a book on baking.
dawn strickler says
Sooo many choices out there! The latest on my list is the recent Mad Hungry cookbook!
Lori says
I would DEF be buying more cookbooks 😉
Anne Wallace says
Soframiz…. sorry posted wrong spelling. Siri has a mind of her own.
Joan says
Prob Back in the Day and Flour 2.
Daniele K says
I would probably choose Dorie Greenspan’s cookie book.
Bess Simons says
I would probably buy the Bourke St Bakery book
Steve says
I was at Labyrinth Books in Princeton, New Jersey, earlier this week, and I got to look at almost all of the hot new cookbook releases . . . and I was reminded how *different* it is to browse books in a physical store (versus via an online marketplace). My luggage didn’t allow for a shopping spree, but I did pick up a smaller cookbook from the sale rack.
Lorraine Groom says
I am so coveting Italian Street Food.
Christine says
Deep Run Roots. I’ve borrowed it from the library and want to cook just about everything in it.
Lydia Claire says
One of the vegan cookbooks that I don’t have yet!
Corrine says
I would buy The Taco Cleanse: The Tortilla-Based Diet Proven to Change Your Life. It’s been on my wishlist for a long time.
Trisha says
Victuals for sure.
rani murdoch zappa says
I am exploring Sous Vide cooking (christmas gifts), so a sous vide cookbook.
Ashley Grace says
I think Persepolis. Love the name and the cookbook looks delicious
Robyn says
Hmm, what to choose?! At the top of my current wishlist resides Land of Fish and Rice, The New Portuguese Table, The Foods and Wines of Spain, Taste of Persia….I could go on…
Leslie says
I bought my daughter-in-law Dories Cookies for Christmas and would love to get my own copy.
Denise says
I would get the new book by Ina Gardner – cooking for Jeffrey😉
Lillian Tse says
Definitely a cookbook on pressure cooking or instant pot recipes as we got one for Christmas. Stella parks New book is a contender for sure!
Paula says
My next cookbook purchase will be The Cardamom Trail. I love baking, and this book has interesting spice twists on favourites. I’m so happy Canada is included in this giveaway
Dan Goldman says
Eating Words: A Norton Anthology of Food Writing
Andrea Oppenheim says
Italians Streetf Foods! Planning a group culinary journey in Italy!
Felice says
I would et either Marbled, Swirled, and Layered by Irvin Lin or Flavorful by Tish Boyle
Jen says
I would but plenty more. I love the first one.
Maria Capucciati says
I would buy one of Ottolenghi’s books.
Tina W says
I think I would get the Great Big Pressure Cooker Book.
Lindsay Bade says
My husband got me a pressure cooker for Christmas and I am scared to death of it! I would get Pressure Cooking (Idiot’s Guide) so I was more comfortable using it. Hip Pressure Cooking also looks good! And I have 2 daughter that would LOVE the Book Outlet teddy bears so I would get 2 of those. They have so many things to choose from!!
Summer D says
I am hoping to expand my garden this year, so the book Grow Cook Eat would be on my list.
Angie W says
I would get the Paleo Patisserie
Brian says
Probably Heritage — been eyeing it ever since eating at Husk — or Prune. Or maybe the one I’ve always meant to add to my collection, Essential NYT.
Elaine M says
I want the new Ball canning book!
Linda says
I would get a French cookbook. I’m thinking one of the books by Clothilde Dusoulier.
Daniele says
I would buy more books for me and for my kiddos.
Angela Saver says
I would get the The Big Book of Cakes (Betty Crocker)!
Shelly Dunn says
Either a fermenting book or another baking book. So many to choose from😃👍🏼
Kathy says
Simple by Diana Henry
Deb Shambrook says
Nice to see that many people enjoying cookbooks.
Marcia1206 says
Smitten Kitchen. It’s been on my list
Sara Krondak says
Jerusalem has been on my list, so that’s probably what I’ll pick.
Anne says
We’re planning to move to the South this spring, so I’m interested in learning about the ingredients and cooking styles that will be new to me. One book that has caught my eye is How to Cook Like a Southerner by Johnnie Gabriel, so I might get that one.
Rona says
On my wish list is The Baker in Me
Jan Scholl says
My list is so long I may have my grandson do an eeny meeny miney mo. I live for my books. I think.
Connie says
Havent gotten a book in a while so I’ll have to search for a newbie.
Rajee Pandi says
http://bookoutlet.com/Store/Details/9780805099249B/
Jennifer Essad says
I definitely want the The Virtuous Tart cookbook