Favorite Cookbook?

[mollyrunner]

I have loved feeling being inspired to cook different vegetables as a result of W30.  The only Paleo cookbook I have is Well Fed, but I really like it.  I bought several Penzey spices after book recommendations that have really done a lot for flavor.  

I am going to buy Well Fed 2 and am looking for other recommendations.  I love to have a running list, especially when people want to have gift ideas.  Also - I am giving away a Well Fed 2 (& TRX training session if you are local to me) in my blog this week.  Link in siggy.  

[wambam]

Practical Paleo, if for nothing else than the seasoning blends. I use those all. the. time.

I like Nom Nom Paleo, but she has a lot of hard to find ingredients.

[spellingbea]

Do the Well Fed books have a lot of recipes that are unavailable on the website?

[wambam]

Mar 4, 2015 16:08:11 GMT -5 spellingbea said:

Do the Well Fed books have a lot of recipes that are unavailable on the website?

I would say the vast majority of WF recipes are on the blog. WF2 less so. 

She has an amazing section at the beginning of WF called "the weekly cookup" and it's pure genius. It shows you how to prepare for the week without eating the same things every day.

[Miel]

I recently purchased Make it Paleo 2 and have really enjoyed cooking from it. Not everything is Whole30 but it's still a great book.

Danielle Walker's Meals Made Simple has some nice and easy recipes.