The Couple's Cookbook
Recipes for Newlyweds
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- ¥2,000
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- ¥2,000
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A beautiful primer for newlyweds starting their first home together, full of achievable, modern recipes for weeknight meals, weekend brunches, and everything in between.
The Couple's Cookbook is an inviting collection of simple and comforting recipes for any food-loving pair that wants to learn to cook together. Written by a husband and wife who also work together as wedding photographers, this book is romantic, playful, and fun. The recipes are designed for a couple to eat together or to use for entertaining, with modern classics such as Grilled Curry Chicken Salad, Red Potato Salad with Smoked Bacon and Chives, Spicy Shrimp Tacos with Mexican-Style Slaw, and Caramel Cheesecake Jars. Nearly every dish is photographed to help new cooks learn with ease, and the recipes are foolproof. A section on cocktails and setting up a home bar helps make any of these meals into a dinner party. With tips and tricks for cooking alone or together, and recipes for any occasion, this book will teach any couple how to eat and live well.
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"As life gets busier and more complicated, it's a lovely idea to make simple gestures to remind each other of the lightness of your honeymoon phase," write the Stipoviches, a husband-and-wife photography team, in this fun and entertaining debut. Recognizing "cooking and eating together" as a way for couples to reconnect, the Stipoviches offer practical, enticing recipes that are meant to be prepared and enjoyed together by a couple (most recipes are for two servings, though some can feed four people). A breakfast and brunch chapter contains dishes both sweet (crepes with brown butter bourbon apples and lemon sauce) and savory (black pepper biscuits with cauliflower gravy). The lunch chapter offers plenty of comfort-inspired recipes, such as French onion soup, wedge salad with blue cheese and bacon, and Italian sausage and pepper sandwiches. With recipes including bourbon risotto with pan-fried mushrooms and an udon stir-fry with pork and baby bok choy, the well-rounded dinner chapter will appeal to many different palates. The authors conclude with a cocktail chapter (they consulted Wine Enthusiast spirits editor Kara Newman), as well as a detailed list of kitchen tool essentials. This enthusiastic book will have couples excited to be working in the kitchen together.
