The celebration continues! Throughout the month of March – I’ll be posting giveaways to celebrate exceeding 25,000 members in The Cookbook Junkies!
Today’s giveaway is Italian themed. One winner will receive a set of all four books, a second winner will receive a copy of My Kitchen In Rome and Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking (as I have two copies of each of these titles).
First up – Pasta by Antonio Carluccio is a beautiful title covering what else — all things pasta. Stunning photographs detail the shaping of a variety of pasta shapes. And countless recipes for pasta and sauce combinations such as Large Penne Pasta with Celery Root Sauce, Spelt Spaghetti with Sausage Sauce and Macaroni with a Sauce of Asparagus, Onions, Peas and Fava Beans. It is truly every pasta lover’s dream cookbook.
My Kitchen in Rome by Rachel Roddy was originally published as Five Quarters and is a lovely cookbook chronicling a year in Rachel’s small kitchen in Rome. This title is a cookbook that reads like a novel and is teeming with delicious recipes – Rice Croquettes Filled with Mozzarella, Deep-fried Artichokes and Sweet Yeasted Buns are a few examples. A perfect book to curl up with and dream of Rome – and then to turn to time and again to experience a taste of Rome.
Recently, I picked up extra copies of Marcella Hazan’s Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking, which is truly a classic, and The Pizza Bible, a recent title devoted to pizza (of course) that will become a classic to add to this selection.
Random Number Generator picked #64 Jessica for the first set – and #30 Marcia for the two book set.
GIVEAWAY: For a chance to win this set (or second prize winner a copy of My Kitchen in Rome and Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking) – leave a comment here telling me what your favorite Italian cookbook is. For a second chance, please share this post and leave a second comment telling me so. The giveaway is open to U.S. addresses only. A random winner will be chosen on April 3rd! Good luck.
Special thanks to the publishers who supplied me with copies of Pasta and My Kitchen in Rome.