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 Last week, the International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) announced the finalists for their 2009 cookbook awards. The awards are broken into thirteen categories each listing three finalists; yup nearly 40 books! To celebrate the IACP nominations Project Foodie has a bunch of activities planned from now through the April 4th announcement of the winners. Join us in the celebrations by checking out the books, voting on the books and reading our guest blogging by selected nominees. Here are the details:
The Project Foodie IACP 2009 Cookbook Nominations Guide (see below). Our IACP cookbook nominations guide is aimed at providing you information about each of the nominees including helping you figure out which of the books you will enjoy. The cookbook nominations guide includes the list of nominees along with links to reviews of the books from a variety of sources including top magazines, newspapers and bloggers. But, wait it has even more, since recipes are one of the best ways to check out cookbooks, we've also provided links to recipes for you to try! And all of the recipes are part of the Project Foodie Recipe Box so you can save them and come back to them to cook whenever you want. Vote for your favorite IACP nomination (see left). On April 4th the IACP will announce the winners but why wait for that! Vote now and tell us who you think should win. Voting is open from now until April 2nd. On April 3rd we'll announce the results along with the Team Project Foodie round-up of the nominations. Exclusive guest blogging by IACP nominated cookbook authors: The culmination of the Project Foodie IACP activities begins on March 27th 23rd with a series of exclusive guest blogs by nominated cookbook authors. Participating authors include Pam Anderson; Carolyn Banfalvi; Linda Duke; Martha Holmberg; Ellie Krieger; Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito; Nick Malgieri; Cindy Mushet; Marie Simmons; Andrew Schloss and David Joachim; and Virginia Willis - Wow!
Now, sit back and check out the Project Foodie guide to the IACP nominations. Once you have, be sure to vote for your favorites!
And if you have links to more reviews on these books let us know and we'll add them to the list.
Project Foodie IACP 2009 Cookbook Nominations Guide American | Baking | Chefs and Restaurants | Compilations | First Book/ The Julia Child Award | Food Photography and Styling | Food Reference and Technical | General | Health and Special Diet | International | Literary Food Writing | Single Subject | Wine, Beer and Spirits
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Amazon.com | Arthur Schwartz's Jewish Home Cooking: Yiddish Recipes Revisedby Arthur Schwartz (Ten Speed Press, 2008) Reviews: Project Foodie, NY Magazine, Jewish Voice Accessible Recipes (14) | 
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| Bon Appetit, Y'all: Recipes and Stories from Three Generationsby Virginia Willis (Ten Speed Press, 2008) Reviews: House Beautiful, CookThink, Ladies Home Journal, The News & Observer, ajc, Washington Post Accessible Recipes (8) | 
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| Holy Smoke: The Big Book of North Carolina Barbecueby John Shelton Reed (University of North Carolina Press) Reviews: Sage Covered Hills, Get Your Grill On, The News & Observer Accessible Recipes (1) |
Baking
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| Baked: New Frontiers in Bakingby Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito (Stewart, Tabori & Chang, 2008) Reviews: Project Foodie, Serious Eats, NPR, Oprah, Delish Accessible Recipes (3) | 
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| The Modern Baker: Time Saving Techniques for Breads, Tarts, Pies, Cakes and Cookies by Nick Malgieri (DK Publishing, 2008) Reviews: Project Foodie, NY Daily News, Serious Eats Accessible Recipes (6) Recipe Index
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| The Art and Soul of Baking by Cindy Mushet (Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008)
Reviews: Project Foodie, Gourmet, in Rich, Bay Area Bites Accessible Recipes (11) |
Chefs & Restaurants First Book/The Julia Child Award General
Health and Special Diet
International
Single Subject
Wine, Beer and Spirits
Compilations
Food Photography & Styling
Food Reference & Technical Literary Food Writing
Disclosure: Review copies of books discussed in this post may have been provided to Project Foodie by publicists and/or publishers.
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