Sentence examples for the cookbook of from inspiring English sources

They are brought together in Uroens Kokebok – The Cookbook of Disquiet, a reference to Pessoa's The Book of Disquiet.

A librarian at Westminster Council's Archives Center has discovered "The Cookbook of Unknown Ladies," a three-hundred-year-old collection of British recipes.

An anonymous reviewer for The New York Times said of the meat and poultry book: "This probably is the cookbook of the year".

The cookbook of the year award went to "Fat: An Appreciation of a Misunderstood Ingredient, With Recipes," by Jennifer McLagan (Ten Speed Press).

The cookbook of the year was "The River Cottage Meat Book" by Hugh Fearnley-WhiTenngSpeed (Ten SPressPress, $40), which gives personality to pigs and cattle and instills in the diner an awareness of more than just the texture and flavor of meat.

At Opscode's heart is Chef, the cookbook of scripts that are used to automatically keep servers configured.

Forensically detailed photography demonstrates finer points only previously touched on in the cookbooks of chefs such as Blumenthal and Adrià.

There' are the complex tagines of Morocco (check out the cookbooks of the Moro restaurant) and the pilafs and shashliks that make street food all over Asia.

FOOD experts can be found throughout Connecticut's hills and valleys, and some epicures even share their wisdom, as the cookbooks of Jacques Pepin and Martha Stewart so amply -- and frequently -- testify.

The cookbooks of the grammatical turn assume that you don't know how to do the simple things, but that the simple things, mastered, will enable you to do it all.

The research documents, the textbooks, and the cookbooks of the world?