Cookbook Therapy

Have you ever “read” a cookbook?

Watching the FoodNetwork is entertaining and relaxing. However, there is nothing like reading a good cookbook late at night when the house is quiet. It’s more than relaxing. It’s therapeutic.

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It’s not about the structure of meal planning or searching for an exciting new recipe for a potluck. Rather it’s about enjoying the photographs, reading the section headers, identifying with the author’s dilemma of which of a thousand chicken casserole recipes to include. It’s about foods from different eras and different cultures. It’s about ingredients, cooking methods, utensils, etc.

I sensed a kindred spirit when I ran across this blog post.

Life Begins at 30: Cookbooks as Therapy

Related posts:

  1. “Hallelujah! The Welcome Table: A Lifetime of Memories with Recipes” by Maya Angelou
  2. “Julie and Julia”
  3. “The Body Myth”
  4. Google Docs to Post to Blog
  5. “Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker” by Robin Robertson

One Response to “Cookbook Therapy”

  1. bestep 30. May, 2008 at 2:48 am #

    Great site – with lots of great pictures. Thanks for sharing.

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