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Books > Food & Drink > Quick & easy cooking
Your pasta sucks, but it doesn't have to. Let celebrated comedian and
totally legit author Matteo Lane show you how through 30 delicious
recipes and laugh-out-loud stories.
Organized by the most important places and people in his life―from
Chicago and New York to Rome and Sicily―comedian, actor, and YouTube
sensation Matteo Lane’s first cookbook features recipes rooted in
serious pasta knowledge but presented with his signature snarky and
sassy wit. Turn these pages to find:
- A conversational recipe (definitely not an argument) with his
bestie Nick Smith on their versions of Mac and Cheese.
- A short rant over the validity of “alfredo” that turns into a
delicious recipe for Penna alla Vodka.
- Matteo’s foolproof Homemade Pasta recipe.
- Lots of hardworking, handy tips―like a treatise on how to not
f*ck up your pasta―so you can learn while you laugh.
For fans of Matteo Lane, readers looking for a humorous take on Italian
culture, or anyone who simply wants to learn “how to cook pasta like an
Italian, Irish, Mexican homosexual,” Your Pasta Sucks will satisfy all.
Perfect for:
- Fans of Matteo Lane and his standup comedy
- People looking for books that celebrate Italian and Italian
American culture
- Supporters of LGBTQIA+ content creators
- Fans of Italian cooking and food-centric entertainers like The
Pasta Queen
- Foodies looking for a unique present for a housewarming,
birthday, holiday, or host/hostess gift
A cookbook to suit the whole family's differing wants and needs,
The Flexible Family Cookbook is full of simple and delicious
recipes to keep the whole family happy. Jo Pratt provides flexible
adaptations for each recipe to account for allergies, intolerances
and lifestyle choices. Traybakes and one-pot roasts make for easy
and convenient timesavers, whilst scrumptious puds and simple bakes
help get smaller hands involved in the cooking. Covering everything
from gluten-free, nut-free, dairy-free cooking and veganism, to
suggestions for flavour and spice adjustments for younger or
fussier palettes, this book will be a lifesaver in the kitchen and
a crowd-pleaser at the table. Over 75 recipes, each with flexible
options, covering: Breakfast and Brunch Soups and Broths Snacks and
Small Plates Main Meals Sides and Accompaniments Baking and
Desserts Dietary Index
Forget the rules. Just cook!
Great food doesn't have to be over-the-top, fussy, or time-intensive to
be absolutely amazing. In his debut cookbook, Nick DiGiovanni gives you
the tools to become fearless in the kitchen-and to create
unapologetically delicious meals.
Building on a foundation of staple recipes such as basic pasta dough
and homemade butter, Nick shares a mouth-watering selection of his
favorite recipes including Custard Yogurt Toast, Grilled Peach Burrata
Salad, Smoked Bacon Carbonara, and his signature Master Chef Chocolate
Crack Pie.
Of course, making staples from scratch is great, but Nick shows you how
to make the most of a store-bought rotisserie chicken, too.
If you've never done more than boil water for pasta, this book is for
you. If you can confidently whip up a multi-course meal, this book is
for you. With his signature charm and humor, Nick shares advice, tips,
and tricks for cooks of any level. Unsure how to pronounce "gnocchi"?
There's a QR code for that. So grab your chef's knife, and get cooking!
Knife Drop also includes Nick's expert advice on equipment,
ingredients, and techniques, so home cooks of any ability level can
pick up some new skills. Explore a library of QR codes linking to video
tutorials showcasing key cooking techniques, from holding a chef's
knife and making a piping bag to pronouncing "gnocchi" the correct way.
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