cookbook
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- noun
- /ˈkʊkˌbʊk/
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libro de cocina
- This recipe is also from my newest cookbook, Baking All Year Round.
- a cookbook with recipes
- write a cookbook
- cookbook author
Craig Claiborne called the book the greatest cookbook on French food ever written.
- Craig Claiborne called the book the greatest cookbook on French food ever written.
- Well, most modern cookbooks are written more.
- In the Mythical Cookbook, Josh published my smoothie recipe.
- I will elaborate for the uninitiated about cookbooks and cooking.
- So I ordered your cookbook coming today.
- And all he wanted to talk about was art and the cookbook he just finished.
- I've got a whole book, the Plant Paradox family cookbook on how to pressure cook these things.
- So yeah, people need to get into it, get a good cookbook, start thinking about new ideas.
- All right, Betty, as we mentioned up top, Maddie's latest cookbook is called Homestyle Cookery.
- And what's your favorite recipe in that cookbook?
Examples
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It is from my absolute favorite cookbook, Six Seasons by Joshua McFadden.
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Oh, can I tell you how much of a fan I am of your cookbooks?
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So I ordered your cookbook coming today.
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Eventually, my dream cookbook was published, and I followed with several more.
Academic text (2010) -
It's the only Jewish cookbook in the house.
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We're a little nervous and thrilled beyond because our cookbook is out today.
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Be sure to check out my new cookbook, The Full Plate on stands now.
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How hard could it be to open a cookbook and follow the directions?
Fiction book (1993) -
My mama writes her cookbooks for the church back home.
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I found a great cookbook that teaches you how to make authentic Italian dishes.
Synonyms
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A book with recipes and steps to cook food
An old book of recipes from the past with traditional dishes
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Etymology
Cookbook is simply cook ('to prepare food') plus book, so it means a book of recipes and clear instructions for making dishes.