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An intimate celebration of a small Montreal dining room that has become one of the most sought-after places to eat and drink in North America

Before evolving into an innovative, award-winning restaurant that ranks among the world’s best, Mon Lapin began life as a neighbourhood spot founded by five friends with a shared respect for good food, natural wine, and the art of hospitality. This cookbook is, in their words, ‘ a personal invitation into the heart-shaped centre of our Montreal restaurant’.

The Mon Lapin Cookbook distils the restaurant’s playful spirit and unpretentious culinary brilliance into a richly illustrated collection of recipes and writing. Structured into seven chapters – What is a Wine Bar Anyway?; Steamy Windows in February; The Fifth Season (when seafood means business); Every Vegetable is a Summer Vegetable in Quebec; Primi – A Love Affair; Cooking with Small Animals; and Staples – the book features more than 100 beloved dishes, including Kitchen-Ade (their kitchen-team cure-all), Tagliatelle with Newfoundland Squid Ragù, Sourdough Chicken, Oven-Baked Rabbit alla Marco, Buckwheat Celebration Cake, and Mille-Fleurs de Courgette. Each chapter is paired with a wine essay – appropriate for a restaurant where food and wine are inextricably linked.

Thoughtfully designed and filled with vibrant photography, The Mon Lapin Cookbook is an essential companion, equally at home in the kitchen or on the bedside table: urbane yet affectionate, serious about its craft yet always convivial, with a tongue-in-cheek approach to culinary tradition – a love letter to eating and drinking in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

An exploration of the ancestral foods and dishes that have sustained American Indians for millennia by a leading Indigenous voice.

The best-selling author of Iwigara: The Kinship of Plants and People now turns to guiding the reader through the ancestral, traditional foods and hyperlocal culinary legacies of American Indian tribes, exploring over fifty foods and offering over twenty healthful, authentic recipes.

Salmón introduces us to kincentricity, a deeply embedded Indigenous worldview where all living beings—plants, people, and animals—share the same breath, relating as “kin” in an extended ecological family. This philosophy guides an inherent responsibility to be good stewards of life. He advocates “eating the landscape”—consuming the foods naturally cultivated by the environment. It is a time-tested, sustainable, and profoundly healthful approach that Indigenous peoples have used for thousands of years. Geographically specific methods for harvesting and cooking traditional heirloom foods have resulted in a rich and delicious culinary legacy.

In this volume, Salmón takes the reader deep into American Indian culture, including related myths and narratives that reveal the rich lore and nutritional science behind traditional foods and the practices of gathering them that ensure bountiful harvests every year. The recipes contained within are more than instructions; they are living cultural records.

Killer home recipes for any—and every—time of day, from breakfast to lunch to midnight snack, and for all occasions—weeknight dinners, parties with friends, mid-afternoon cravings, from the James Beard Award-winning chef of two-time New York Times #1 Restaurant in New York City, Tatiana

“Kwame Onwuachi is the most important chef in America” —San Francisco Chronicle

Chef Kwame Onwuachi is always on the go. But no matter when—or where—he’s eating, you know it’s going to be good. In this cookbook, Kwame shares the bold, craveable recipes that keep him going, 24/7, so that everyone can get a taste of his home cooking (even when you can’t get a table at one of his red-hot restaurants).

These are recipes for quiet nights in and ragers with friends, cookouts with family and snacking on the go—and everything in between.

• MORNING GLORIES: Corn Milk French Toast, Perfect Pancakes, Bodega BEC
• TOP SHELF SNACKS: Curried Chicken Patties, Creole Sausage Roll-Ups, Souped-Up Top Ramen
• NEW FAVORITE DINNERS: Drunken Noodles alla Vodka, Cookout Lasagna, Berbere Chicken
• DESSERTS: Cosmic Brownie, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Half-and-Half Icee

All Hours is filled with the mad-genius creations and cross-cultural mash-ups that only a great chef could dream of: Brussels Sprout Suya, Rib Eye with Crazy Butter, Red Stew Chicken Parm—plus showstopping dishes from Kwame’s restaurants (Tatiana’s legendary Cosmic Brownie!) and his own spins on New York classics (Bougie Chopped Cheese!). Filled with bold photographs of every recipe, this is next-level home cooking, with a little je ne sais kwame.