Ten Speed Press Food52 Genius Recipes, by Kristen Miglore, 100 Recipes (2024)

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The smartest, most talked-about recipes in one brilliant, beautiful book.

Update: Genius Recipes is now a New York Times best seller and IACP award winner!

This debut cookbook from Food52 Works, a new imprint with Ten Speed Press, is written by Food52's Executive Editor Kristen Miglore, based on her James Beard Award-nominated Genius Recipes column on Food52—a series that uncovers the recipes and tricks that change the way we cook.

This essential collection includes more than 100 foolproof recipes—some greatest hits from the column, some never before featured—from food luminaries like Julia Child, Nigella Lawson, and Michael Ruhlman, all photographed by Food52's own James Ransom. These dishes (many of them sourced from tips from the Food52 community!) range from the familiar (Marcella Hazan's beloved Tomato Sauce) to the innovative (Dan Barber's 1-Ingredient Crackers). Each recipe has something that sets it apart: a way of turning a cooking technique upside-down, or using an ingredient in an unexpected way, or just yielding a best-in-its-class standard for favorites like waffles or pan-fried chicken. In every case, these recipes will become your new classics.

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Update: Genius Recipes is now a New York Times best seller and IACP award winner!

This debut cookbook from Food52 Works, a new imprint with Ten Speed Press, is written by Food52's Executive Editor Kristen Miglore, based on her James Beard Award-nominated Genius Recipes column on Food52—a series that uncovers the recipes and tricks that change the way we cook.

This essential collection includes more than 100 foolproof recipes—some greatest hits from the column, some never before featured—from food luminaries like Julia Child, Nigella Lawson, and Michael Ruhlman, all photographed by Food52's own James Ransom. These dishes (many of them sourced from tips from the Food52 community!) range from the familiar (Marcella Hazan's beloved Tomato Sauce) to the innovative (Dan Barber's 1-Ingredient Crackers). Each recipe has something that sets it apart: a way of turning a cooking technique upside-down, or using an ingredient in an unexpected way, or just yielding a best-in-its-class standard for favorites like waffles or pan-fried chicken. In every case, these recipes will become your new classics.

Photography by James Ransom

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The smartest, most talked-about recipes in one brilliant, beautiful book.

Update: Genius Recipes is now a New York Times best seller and IACP award winner!

This debut cookbook from Food52 Works, a new imprint with Ten Speed Press, is written by Food52's Executive Editor Kristen Miglore, based on her James Beard Award-nominated Genius Recipes column on Food52—a series that uncovers the recipes and tricks that change the way we cook.

This essential collection includes more than 100 foolproof recipes—some greatest hits from the column, some never before featured—from food luminaries like Julia Child, Nigella Lawson, and Michael Ruhlman, all photographed by Food52's own James Ransom. These dishes (many of them sourced from tips from the Food52 community!) range from the familiar (Marcella Hazan's beloved Tomato Sauce) to the innovative (Dan Barber's 1-Ingredient Crackers). Each recipe has something that sets it apart: a way of turning a cooking technique upside-down, or using an ingredient in an unexpected way, or just yielding a best-in-its-class standard for favorites like waffles or pan-fried chicken. In every case, these recipes will become your new classics.

  • Made in:
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  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

Update: Genius Recipes is now a New York Times best seller and IACP award winner!

This debut cookbook from Food52 Works, a new imprint with Ten Speed Press, is written by Food52's Executive Editor Kristen Miglore, based on her James Beard Award-nominated Genius Recipes column on Food52—a series that uncovers the recipes and tricks that change the way we cook.

This essential collection includes more than 100 foolproof recipes—some greatest hits from the column, some never before featured—from food luminaries like Julia Child, Nigella Lawson, and Michael Ruhlman, all photographed by Food52's own James Ransom. These dishes (many of them sourced from tips from the Food52 community!) range from the familiar (Marcella Hazan's beloved Tomato Sauce) to the innovative (Dan Barber's 1-Ingredient Crackers). Each recipe has something that sets it apart: a way of turning a cooking technique upside-down, or using an ingredient in an unexpected way, or just yielding a best-in-its-class standard for favorites like waffles or pan-fried chicken. In every case, these recipes will become your new classics.

Photography by James Ransom

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Start each pitch with a sample headline for your story. (It doesn't have to be perfect, but it will give us a jumping-off point!) For recipe pitches, your pitch should include the proposed title of the recipe. Tell us a bit about yourself: Have you published written work before on a website or blog?

Who is the audience of food52? ›

Our recipes and articles are James Beard Award winning, our cookbooks are New York Times bestsellers, our Instagram is loved and followed by millions, and our community has grown to over 13 million people.

How to pitch a recipe? ›

For me and many other chefs, it's different, you have to get publishers excited about your point of view, your voice and the recipes that reflect them. The process begins with a formal pitch, introducing yourself as the author, what you have to say and why it's important. Be as detailed as possible.

How much money can you make from a recipe book? ›

Cookbooks easily sell for 2–4 times their cost, allowing you to earn $500 to $50,000 or more! We're so sure you'll make money that we back it with our No-Risk Guarantee.

How many recipes make a cookbook? ›

The standard expectation is that a cookbook should have between 70 and 100 recipes, but larger compendiums have at least 200.

How do I find my Google cookbook? ›

I noticed a new option when checking my collections in the Google Search App. It's called "Cookbook" and it's a place your saved recipes will appear. Shows recent activity, recipe recommendations, "what to cook", & related searches." How tasty!

How do you get into a cooking show? ›

The internet is your number one resource when it comes to applying for reality cooking shows. It's where producers share that they're on the hunt for new talent and where you can submit applications. That being said, you have to be a bit savvy and know where to look for open calls on specific shows.

How do I get followers on my food blog? ›

Share colorful pictures, videos of you decorating a cake, and quick recipe reels to appeal to different followers. High-quality Instagram food reels, especially, have emerged as a favorite that can quickly capture attention, directing users to your page, stories, or blog.

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