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Cook the Book: 'The Butcher's Guide to Well-Raised Meat'

Humanely raised, eating food appropriate to their species.

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Cook the Book: 'Cooking in the Moment'

The first wonderful, ripe tomatoes from the local farm stand.

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Cook the Book: 'Food Trucks'

I wish I had one-not caught on yet in Detroit.

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Cook the Book: 'Michael's Genuine Food'

Real food from recognizable ingredients-not man-made "Frankenfood".

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Cook the Book: 'The Butcher's Guide to Well-Raised Meat'

Humanely raised, eating food appropriate to their species.

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Cook the Book: 'Cooking in the Moment'

The first wonderful, ripe tomatoes from the local farm stand.

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Cook the Book: 'Food Trucks'

I wish I had one-not caught on yet in Detroit.

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Cook the Book: 'Michael's Genuine Food'

Real food from recognizable ingredients-not man-made "Frankenfood".

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Cook the Book: The Sunset Cookbook

Napa cabbage cole slaw, collard greens (when fresh enough) and roasted veggies.

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Cook the Book: 'Bromberg Bros. Blue Ribbon Cookbook'

It would have to be my own kitchen-not much other real choice.

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Cook the Book: 'The Best Soups in the World'

Anything homemade, but particularly french onion.

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Cook the Book: Cooking Under Pressure

I'd have to go with my enameled cast iron dutch oven.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Tomato Pudding. There are 2 recipes for it in the New York Times Heritage Cookbook and it is a terrific Holiday side.

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Cook the Book: 'The Craft of Baking'

Toss up between a good homemade custard or the flourless chocolate cake at Grizzly Peaks in Ann Arbor, MI.

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Cook the Book: '660 Curries' by Raghavan Iyer

In my early 20's, a while back now. The only Indian restaurant around for some time was the Himalaya, in Windsor, Ontario. Living in Detroit that was pretty convenient. Can't remember exactly what my first Indian meal was but I suspect it was a "curry" of some kind. No matter what it's called, there is nothing quite like Indian cuisine.

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Cook the Book: 'Mrs. Rowe's Little Book of Southern Pies'

My biggest success was with sourdough bread and my biggest disaster was with...sourdough bread.

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