Jacques Pepin Celebrates10 reviews
Jacques Pepin

Knopf, 2001

Wonderful bread recipes

+ Jacques Pepin's Greatest Hits. Familiar, but still Great
+ Freedom
+ Chef in training
+ Beautiful book but...
  
  











  



  
Ducasse Flavors of France8 reviews
Alain Ducasse, Linda Dannenberg

Artisan, 2006

Great Chef, Beautiful Cookbook, Beginners need not apply

+ Coffee Table Cookbook
+ Blue... blue.... this book is blue (popular french song)...
+ ducasse the only wild cook from france
  
  











  



  
Paul Bocuse's Regional French Cooking5 reviews
Paul Bocuse

Flammarion, 1992

Elegant Treatment of French Classic Dishes. Excellent

+ Keepsake Book
+ Invite France to your house
+ Clear, Exquisite French Cooking Display
+ Bocuses' Regional French Cooking
  
  











  



  
Lulu's Provencal Table2 reviews
Richard Olney

Ten Speed Press, 2002

A classic of the first Water! Buy it!!!

+ Like a bit of the Domaine in my house

`Lulu's Provencal Table' by renowned culinary writer and editor, Richard Olney is one of the best works in the very select genre of what might be called `culinary anthropology'. The works I know in this field are few in number but very high in quality and in the rewards for interested readers. ...
  
  











  



  
French Culinary Institute's Salute to Healthy Cooking13 reviews
Alain Sailhac, Jacques Pepin, ...

Rodale Books, 2001

A must

+ eat in good health
+ Clever Ways to Present High-Quality Healthful Food
+ Wonderful recipes for weekends
+ All Star French Cooking Team Serves up Healthy Food
  
  











  



  
Jacques Pepin's Simple and Healthy Cooking15 reviews

Rodale Books, 1999

My Favorite Cookbook Yet!

+ A lovely book!
+ It really is simple and healthy
+ Mom loves it
  
  











  



  
Sweet Simplicity: Jacques Pepin's Fruit Desserts7 reviews
Jacques Pepin

Bay Books & Tapes, 1999

Perfect Endings

+ Wonderful
+ Everyday Sumptuous Desserts
+ Outstanding! Let the fruit's natural taste shine through!
+ a user-friendly cookbook by the master
  
  











  



  
Paul Bocuse's French Cooking1 review
Paul Bocuse

Pantheon, 1977

Good Culinary History, Mediocre Cookbook

This book has the most stupid thing to ever appear in a cookbook: `In my opinion one should leave the table feeling a little bit hungry.' (Insert your own clever retort here). It has been sometimes said that one can judge the talent of a chef by the respect that he/she cooks vegetables. By this ...
  
  











  



  
Provence: the Beautiful Cookbook
Richard Olney

Perennial, 1999

This Volume guides readers through the culinary and geographical landscape of France’s golden province. A delicious cuisine incorporating traditional foods and methods. 250 recipes. Over 250 full-color photos, maps, and illustrations.
  
  











  



  
Saveur Cooks Authentic French: Rediscovering the Recipes, Traditions, and Flavors of the World's Greatest ...14 reviews
Colman Andrews, Dorothy Kalins

Chronicle Books, 1999

excellent book

+ Pucker up!
+ Love this cookbook
+ Ooolala I love it!
+ Authentic French A Big Hit, 3 Receipes Family Success!
  
  











  



  
Simple French Food17 reviews
Richard Olney

Wiley, 1992

Olney was the real thing

+ My Omelette a La Lyonnaise Flopped! :)
+ Reads Like a Novel
+ Start here
+ Best foodbook read to date
  
  











  



  
Good Life Cooking: Light Classics from Today's Gourmet
Jacques Pepin

Kqed Books, 1994

Featuring fast, easy, healthy recipes from the master chef, a collection of delicious French dishes--each accompanied by a nutritional analysis--makes eating at home as tasty and fun as eating out at a fine restaurant. Original. 40,000 first printing. IP.
  
  











  



  
Bocuse in Your Kitchen: Simple French Recipes for the Home Chef4 reviews
Paul Bocuse

Flammarion, 2007

Bringing a fine chef into your own kitchen for everyday cooking

+ Bocuse in your Kitchen:

I'm trying to cut back on buying cookbooks; my kitchen is getting filled up with these! But when I was wandering through a bookstore and happened upon this title, I could not resist. Paul Bocuse, after all, has a towering reputation as a chef. And here is his cookbook for the home chef. He says ...
  
  











  



  
Today's Gourmet and Today's Gourmet II, Light and Healthy Cooking for the 90's, 2 Books
Jacques Pepin

KQED Inc, San Francisco, CA, 1992
  
  











  



  
Fast Food My Way52 reviews
Jacques Pepin

Houghton Mifflin, 2004

easy to prepare, tasty food, easy to understand

+ Merci Jacques! WOW!
+ the best yet
+ Pepin is the best....
  
  











  



  
Simply French: Patricia Wells Presents the Cuisine of Joel Robuchon12 reviews
Patricia Wells

William Morrow & Co, 1991

Classic Addition to the Understanding of Fine Food

+ Literal Interpretation
+ Joel Robuchon is the master
+ If I could have only one cookbook
+ Destined to be a Classic Indeed
  
  











  



  
When French Women Cook: A Gastronomic Memoir4 reviews
Madeleine Kamman

Ten Speed Press, 2002

Wonderfully simple and elegant

+ A leading book of 'culinary anthropology'. Buy It!
+ Extraordinarily good recipes, rich reading; a simple joy .
+

Old-World-French-Cuisine...Resurrected!

  
  











  



  
French Culinary Institute's Salute to Healthy Cooking13 reviews
Alain Sailhac, Jacques Pepin, ...

Rodale Books, 2001

A must

+ eat in good health
+ Clever Ways to Present High-Quality Healthful Food
+ Wonderful recipes for weekends
+ All Star French Cooking Team Serves up Healthy Food
  
  











  



  
Paul Bocuse's French Cooking1 review
Paul Bocuse

Pantheon, 1977

Good Culinary History, Mediocre Cookbook

This book has the most stupid thing to ever appear in a cookbook: `In my opinion one should leave the table feeling a little bit hungry.' (Insert your own clever retort here). It has been sometimes said that one can judge the talent of a chef by the respect that he/she cooks vegetables. By this ...
  
  











  



  
Simply French: Patricia Wells Presents the Cuisine of Joel Robuchon12 reviews
Patricia Wells

William Morrow & Co, 1991

Classic Addition to the Understanding of Fine Food

+ Literal Interpretation
+ Joel Robuchon is the master
+ If I could have only one cookbook
+ Destined to be a Classic Indeed