
Best Sellers for January 2006
1. Delectable Collectibles Mary
McGrath

2. Jamie's Italy
Jamie Oliver
One of the great delights of this business has been watching the maturation of
Jamie Oliver. In this culinary tour of Italy he celebrates the food which played
a major part in his early career with Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers at the River
Café, with Gennaro Contaldo, with Antonio Carlucci. There are some less
familiar versions of well-known dishes including some particularly seductive
risottos, one with artichoke, another with cauliflower. Not just content to pass
along recipes, Oliver also creates a sense of the place and of the personalities
which have shaped them and perhaps himself. Wonderful photograph of landscapes,
food, and people. Hardcover, 319 pp, $49.95.

3. The Healthy Slow Cooker
Judith Finlayson
Cookbook meets nutrition manual in a collection of sophisticated ready-when-you-are
recipes that include bistro fish soup, Moroccan-style chicken with prunes and
quinoa and chestnut soup. There is a nutritional analysis with each recipe; both
Canadian and American diabetic exchanges are in appendices at the back of the
book. Colour photos. Softcover, 288 pp, $27.95.
4. 150 Best Slow Cooker - Judith Finlayson
$27.95

5. Rose Reisman’s Secrets
for Permanent Weight Loss
Rose Reisman
Along with 150 appealing recipes with not a hint of deprivation, Rose Reisman
serves up an in depth guide to the nine easy-to-follow principles which have
helped her maintain a healthy weight after years of struggle. Colour photos.
Softcover, 309 pp, $29.95.

6. Bones: Recipes History & Lore
Jennifer McLagan
To gnaw on bones in a world where most meat is sold skinless and boneless in
Styrofoam trays is almost a radical act. In championing bone-in cooking, Toronto-based
food writer and stylist Jennifer McLagan reconnects us with the aromatic, flavour,
and tactile experiences which have largely been lost in modern cooking. From
stocks to desserts, from meat and game to fish,these dishes reward all the senses.
Colour photos. Hardcover, 257 pp, $45.00.

7. A Pocket Guide to
Ontario Wines, Wineries, Vineyards, & Vines
Konrad Ejbich
With meticulous detail on the producers and products of both the established
and emerging wine regions, this tiny, perfect guide lives up to its hype as an "essential
for anyone buying Ontario wines." Softcover, 272 pp, $22.99.

8. Mangoes & Curry
Leaves
Naomi Duguid & Jeffry Alford
Another stunning work from this travelling duo. This new work encompasses the
Indian sub-continent. The photography is breathtaking and the attention to local
culture gives the whole feel of being right there in the markets, in the homes,
alas no plane tickets are included.
9. Le Repetoire de la Cuisine $26.50
10. Moosewood Restaurant Simple Suppers $45.00. Back to top
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