From bestselling cookbook author Julia Turshen comes an original, inspired, and interactive approach to cooking that takes the guesswork out of everyday meals.
A BEST COOKBOOK OF THE YEAR: New York Times, NPR, Washington Post
āJulia is our best friend in the kitchen!ā āDorie Greenspan, New York Times bestselling author of Baking with Dorie
Julia Turshen is a home cookās best friend. Known for her simple, no-frills, yet utterly satisfying recipesāas well as her authentic, relatable, problem-solving approachāhers are the cookbooks we all turn to when we want to know what else we can make with some ground turkey, or if we can pull off dessert with a few basic pantry ingredients. In essence, we look to Julia when we want to know What Goes with What: to understand how we can transform the seemingly boring contents of our fridge into an exciting meal.
Now, in her latest book, Julia offers readers a new way to think about cooking, one that focuses on mastering the alchemy of a mealāand then offers endless iterations. Organized into six sections (salads and sandwiches; soups, stews and braises; rice, more grains, and pasta; vegetables; mains; and baked goods), Julia arms readers with 20 charts and 100 recipes that teach them how to build a successful dish, while making ample room for creativity and personal preference.
For readers of tried and true cookbooks like Melissa Clarkās Dinner and Deb Perelmanās Smitten Kitchen series, as well as fans of Molly Baz and Alison Romanās breezy yet craveable recipes, What Goes with What will become an instant classic and find its place as a foundational cookbook for a new generation of home cooks.
From bestselling cookbook author Julia Turshen comes an original, inspired, and interactive approach to cooking that takes the guesswork out of everyday meals.
A BEST COOKBOOK OF THE YEAR: New York Times, NPR, Washington Post
āJulia is our best friend in the kitchen!ā āDorie Greenspan, New York Times bestselling author of Baking with Dorie
Julia Turshen is a home cookās best friend. Known for her simple, no-frills, yet utterly satisfying recipesāas well as her authentic, relatable, problem-solving approachāhers are the cookbooks we all turn to when we want to know what else we can make with some ground turkey, or if we can pull off dessert with a few basic pantry ingredients. In essence, we look to Julia when we want to know What Goes with What: to understand how we can transform the seemingly boring contents of our fridge into an exciting meal.
Now, in her latest book, Julia offers readers a new way to think about cooking, one that focuses on mastering the alchemy of a mealāand then offers endless iterations. Organized into six sections (salads and sandwiches; soups, stews and braises; rice, more grains, and pasta; vegetables; mains; and baked goods), Julia arms readers with 20 charts and 100 recipes that teach them how to build a successful dish, while making ample room for creativity and personal preference.
For readers of tried and true cookbooks like Melissa Clarkās Dinner and Deb Perelmanās Smitten Kitchen series, as well as fans of Molly Baz and Alison Romanās breezy yet craveable recipes, What Goes with What will become an instant classic and find its place as a foundational cookbook for a new generation of home cooks.