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Cookbooks
We believe that a cookbook should reflect
the people behind the recipes. Every cookbook we create is driven
by that goal. Our design philosophy is to keep it simple and use the
best food photographers and book designers available. Our cookbooks
are made of the highest quality materials and will endure a lifetime of use.
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Assaggio Ristorante Cookbook: Mauro's Passion
Mauro Golmarvi
With unique wit and charm, Mauro shares his philosophy of food: simplicity, honesty, and above all, passion.

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Ray's Boathouse: Seafood Secrets of the Pacific Northwest
Ken Gouldthorpe
This spectacular cookbook includes favorites from the James Beard Award-winning Seattle restaurant.
"Stunningly photographed, deftly assembled" Saveur Magazine
WINNER: Independent Publisher Award BEST COOKBOOK, 2004

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Star Palate: Celebrity Cookbook for a Cure
Tami Agassi and Kathy Casey
Some of the most noted and beloved celebrities of our time contributed treasured recipes to this collection. Proceeds go to ovarian and breast cancer research.

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Tini Bigs Big Martinis
Keith Robbins and Patrick Haight
The martini has an enduring allure, especially the unabashedly large martinis served at Tini Bigs, Seattle’s classic corner lounge.
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John Sarich's Food & Wine of the Pacific Northwest
John Sarich
Innovative and successful, this two-book series demonstrates the talent of John Sarich, Chateau Ste. Michelle's culinary director. He carefully selected and kitchen tested recipes, provided shopping and preparation tips, and included wine suggestions from Chateau Ste. Michelles cellars. |
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John Sarich at Chateau Ste. Michelle: For Cooks Who Love Wine
John Sarich
Sarichs recipes reflect his love of Pacific Northwest food and wine and his experience as Chateau Ste. Michelles culinary director. |
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The Legend of Frango Chocolate
Robert Spector
Two parts history to one part cookbook, this saga of an iconic candy assisted in the successful transfer of the Frango brand from Marshall Field's to the Bon Marché (now Macy's).
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