Food

A place to share what you're cooking and eating on Farcaster.

Harold McGee's classic 'On Food and Cooking', one of the few books I will always own in hardcover.

Strong recommend to anyone looking to better understand the science & history behind food.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/101255.On_Food_and_Cooking

What are the most well-worn books in your kitchen? NOT your favorites, looking for revealed preference. The ones that are truly beat up because you use them a lot. Mine:

How To Cook Everything, Mark Bittman (the OG that taught me to cook) 
Ratio, Michael Ruhlman
Flavor Thesaurus & Lateral Cooking, Niki Segnit

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(working on @farcaster)

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I’m slightly embarrassed to admit but the Momofuku cookbook. Rarely cook a composed dish out of it but there are so many amazing components like sauces, pickles, etc.