7 New Cookbooks to Beat the Winter Blahs

    Cook your way through the new year with some of the best cabin-fever busters on the shelf.
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    1. Big American Cookbook

    by Mario Batali

    Too cold to start your car? This book will take you on a cross-country road trip without leaving your kitchen. Start with the Deep South section. Because biscuits. $40

    2. Vegan Vegetarian Omnivore

    by Anna Thomas

    If you’re thinking about going veg in 2017, filling recipes like Winter Squash Risotto with Sage and Pine Nuts will keep even your carnivorous guests happy. $35

    3. ¡Cuba!

    by Dan Goldberg, Andrea Kuhn and Jody Eddy

    Dive into the spicy, vibrant world of Cuban cooking with recipes like Sopa de Pollo with Plantain Dumplings sprinkled among slice-of-life stories and food-centric Cuban history lessons. $30

    4. Cooking with Mary Berry

    by Mary Berry

    The Great British Baking Show judge, who has written more than 70 cookbooks (go, girl!), shares new, easy-to-follow family favorites. $25

    5. Short Stack

    Multiple authors

    Each booklet zeroes in on one ingredient, so you can get psyched about your latest supermarket haul. Eggplant? Yay! Cherries? Double yay! $14 each

    6. ¡Buenos Nachos!

    by Gina Hamadey

    Nosh on everyone’s favorite finger food with recipes from connoisseurs like Hugh Acheson, Tyler Kord and, of course, Rachael! $25

    7. Everything I Want to Eat

    by Jessica Koslow

    Whip up hella-fresh dishes like the Sorrel Pesto Rice Bowl in the spirit of Insta-famous L.A. restaurant Sqirl, even if you’re nowhere near Cali. $40

    This story appeared in the January/February 2017 issue.