Well, my cookbook addiction CONTINUES!

A friend from another foodie forum recommended "Pork & Sons". She knows I appreciate a large cookbook w/ lovely photos. When I checked it out at Amazon I noticed that the very first review at the bottom of the page read: "I have a thousand cookbooks and as far as photos- this one is by far the most beautiful!" So, I couldn't refuse! I'll let you all know...

Amazon.com: Pork and Sons (9780714847900): Stéphane Reynaud: Books

Have any of you ever seen any of these small cookbooks in the "Country Garden" series? They're actually made and put out by the very same folks who create the much larger and stunningly beautiful coffee-table series "The Beautiful Cookbooks".

Well, I own a few of these, but I received "Potatoes" from friends as a St. Patrick's Day gift. It's a good one- in fact, all the ones I have a absolutely wonderful- small books loaded with incredible photography. I recommend them all- especially at a few cents apice for USED copies- that can't be beat! Check-em out... they're dazzling l'il books!

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=%22Country+Garden%22+cookbooks

What books are at the top of your wish list right now Kev?

I'm currently waiting on these to be delivered, Janie:

Amazon.com: Pork and Sons (9780714847900): Stéphane Reynaud: Books

Amazon.com: Cafe Firenze Cookbook: Food and Drink Recipes from the Tuscan Sons (9780981929095): Fabio Viviani, Jacopo Falleni, Annette Ward, Antonio Busiello: Books

Amazon.com: A Tuscan Seduction: A Romantic Cookbook for Two (9780960167869): James Lambeth, Miles James: Books

Oddly, I don't really keep a wish-list, per se. I usually go for and greatly enjoy any cookbooks that are "art books" full of color pix and under 5 bucks- used! I NEVER spend good money on new cookbooks anymore.

Which ones are on your list, Janie?

I told Jon I thought you liked cookbooks with lots of color pics and stories. I really dont have anything on my wishlist right now.