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cookbook

/kook-book/US // ˈkʊkˌbʊk //

烹饪书,烹饪手册,烹饪书籍,菜谱

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a book containing recipes and instructions for cooking.

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Examples

  • Guarnaschelli was widely recognized as one of the most influential forces in the world of cookbook publishing, cultivating writers whose cooking guides became mainstays of American kitchens.

  • A recipe for brown sugar-cured hot smoked trout from new cookbook “How Wild Things Are” by Analiese GregoryIt’s not a stretch to say that many of us would like to be somewhere else right now.

  • There was the year I made a vow to cook at least one recipe out of every one of my 70-some cookbooks.

  • It also followed cookbook author, model and social media titan Chrissy Teigen.

  • The lovely cookbook includes what she calls “cupboard standbys,” which are recipes that rely on pastas, canned tomatoes and few ingredients.

  • Available at Olympic Provisions Mexico: The Cookbook, $33 Is there anything better than genuine Mexican food?

  • Lena Richard was a black caterer and owner of the Gumbo House who published New Orleans Cookbook in 1940.

  • Cookbook author, ‘Extra’ host, jewelry line, ‘Basketball Wives’—we all know the trajectory for celebrity spouses and exes.

  • I recommend this cookbook to folks more often than any other.

  • She releasedThe G-Free Diet in 2008 and the cookbook Deliciously G-Free in 2012.

  • She wrote newspaper articles about household activities and travel books, fiction books and a famous cookbook.

  • The fish is all right, anyway, and Im going to make some sauce hollandaise for it out of the cookbook.

  • "And now for the dessert," she finished, pouncing on the cookbook.

  • For dessert—well, maybe I can find a new pie or pudding in the cookbook.

  • It is very interesting to read over the many dishes of this class in a cookbook and to attempt to classify them.