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Exploring Thai Cuisine

Bursting with all the things that make food irresistible; salt, sweetness, acidity, bitterness, and heat, Thai cooking is flavorful and exciting to both eat and cook. From everyday recipes to chef's favorites, these books bring you the best of Thailand. So begin your taste journey, or expand your Thai repertoire.

Thai Food and Cooking

Thai Food and Cooking

Judy Bastyra and Becky Johnson

This book will help cooks quickly get to grip with the nuts and bolts of Thai cooking as the authors succinctly cover Thai history, regions, and food culture – including how to balance the five flavors that define Thai food: salty, sweet, sour, bitter and hot. The 150 recipes include the classics and have useful step-by-step photos.
Ken Hom Cooks Thai

Ken Hom Cooks Thai

Ken Hom

True to chef Ken Hom’s signature style of east-meets-west cooking, the recipes in this book introduce Thailand’s restaurants, food markets, and home cooking in an accessible way. Try out over 130 fragrant and uncomplicated recipes including Green Curry Beef and Prawn and Lemongrass Soup.
The Little Thai Cookbook

The Little Thai Cookbook

Marshall Cavendish

Sweet, salty, bitter, sour and spic are the building-block flavors of Thai cooking, and this book shows how to balance those elements in a way that will deliver recipes for rice & noodles, soups, meat and fish dishes and snacks and desserts that hit all the right flavor notes.
Everyday Thai Cooking

Everyday Thai Cooking

Katie Chin

In Everyday Thai Cooking, Katie Chin a chef hailed as the 'Asian Rachel Ray' by her many fans shares her recipe secrets along with tips, tools, and techniques that enable you to easily bring delectable homemade Thai dishes to your table! As the daughter of award-winning restaurateur Leeann Chin, Katie's heritage has been deeply rooted in the cultivation of fine Asian cuisine.

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Recipe of the Day

Recipe of the Day

Lemongrass-Skewered Prawns with Sauce Vièrge

French Countryside Cooking

Daniel Galmiche

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"I liked this a lot - it was ideal for another hot evening. I got great tiger prawns from Fin and Flounder in Broadway Market and made the Thai-style pilau as suggested. The lemongrass wasn’t as fresh / green as in the recipe but it released nice fragrance all the same. The only modification I made was to liquidise the tomato sauce as the coriander seeds were too prominent in the texture. All great, thank you!" ckbk user, Nic

Author spotlight

Michael Krondl

Michael Krondl

Michael Krondl is a New York based chef and food writer whose work has appeared in publications such as Good Food, Chocolatier, and The Oxford Companion on Sugar and Sweets. His books include The Donut: History, Recipes and Lore.

Gabriella English

Gabriella English

Gabriella English is a cookery writer, recipe developer and food stylist. Her work has appeared in publications such as Olive Magazine, and Delicious. Seasonal Snacks is her debut cookbook.

Harper Alexander

Harper Alexander

Harper Alexander was a cinematographer when he discovered authentic Italian food thanks to his wife Eva Santaguida. Their YouTube channel Pasta Grammar is a hugely popular platform where they share recipes, videos and Italian food knowledge. The Italian Family Kitchen is their first cookbook.

Features & Stories

Newsletter: 📺 Cooking with the TODAY show + plenty of the sweet stuff 🍰

Newsletter: 📺 Cooking with the TODAY show + plenty of the sweet stuff 🍰

With its line-up of well-loved hosts, and a Who’s Who of stellar guest chefs, the TODAY show has seen some very fine food cooked over the years. And as Ina Garten writes in her introduction to the show’s cookbook TODAY Loves Food: Recipes from America’s Favorite Kitchen; “What looked so good on television will be even more delicious in your kitchen.”

Cooking with Kids: Part 4 – Party Time! Snacks, Sweets and Fancy Drinks for Young Chefs to Make

Cooking with Kids: Part 4 – Party Time! Snacks, Sweets and Fancy Drinks for Young Chefs to Make

Throughout the series we’ve used tasty dishes to get kids engaged;  learned cooking fundamentals through traditional recipes from around the world; and experienced first-hand how a simple sauce can transform food from meh to mouthwateringly-delicious!

In this concluding installment of Cooking with Kids, we’re hoping your newly-skilled young chefs are ready to take charge of their own summer party menu. Here are three different snack-centric menus for a spicy set of parties, each selected with kids in the kitchen in mind.

Celebrating Glorious American Food for the 250th anniversary of the United States

Celebrating Glorious American Food for the 250th anniversary of the United States

To mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America, we invited publisher Lena Tabori to tell us the story behind Glorious American Food, the multi-award winning large format cookbook by her friend, the late Christopher Idone, which was recently added to ckbk and which celebrates the richness of America’s culinary traditions.