Cookbooks are one of those things you can never have too many of. They’re aesthetically-pleasing, great conversation starters and the perfect way to source some foodie inspiration.
While everyone is quick to grab travel and decor themed books for their coffee tables, we’ve always believed that cookbooks are the way to go. This way, you’re actually getting a two-for-one deal. Not only will you have beautiful books to display around the house, but they’ll also provide delicious entertaining recipes as well. That definitely justifies you buying at least five, right?
Below, our favourite cookbooks that are so aesthetically-pleasing, they double as home decor.
La Vita e Dolce – Italian-Inspired Desserts ($37.75)
Comida Mexicana – Snacks, tacos, tortas, tamales & desserts ($34.45)
Vegan JapanEasy – Classic & Modern Vegan Japanese Recipes To Cook At Home ($30.95)
Coconut and Sambal – Recipes from my Indonesian Kitchen ($30.95)
Spicebox – 100 Fresh,Vegan Curry House Favourites ($38.75)
Bitter Honey – Recipes and Stories from the Island of Sardinia ($58.25)
Australian Food ($37.75)
Makan ($36.25)
Pasta Grannies – Secrets of Italy’s Best Home Cooks ($29.25)
Mister Jiu’s in Chinatown – Recipes and Stories from the Birthplace of Chinese American Food ($45.25)
Eat at the Bar – Recipes Inspired by Travels in Spain, Portugal and Beyond ($37.75)
Tokyo Local – Cult recipes from the streets that make the city ($30.95)
Cherry Bombe ($48.95)
Dumplings and Noodles – Bao, Gyoza, Biang Biang, Ramen and Everything in Between ($27.75)
The Italian Deli Cookbook – 100 Glorious Recipes Celebrating the Best of Italian Ingredients ($35.90)
Nothing Fancy – Unfussy Food for Having People Over ($34.35)
Africola – Slow food fast words cult chef ($37.75)
American Sfoglino – Master Class in Handmade Pasta ($48.95)
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