those pop-culture chef cook books are ALWAYS terrible. you're better off getting a cookbook from a brand company like Kraft or Kellogg's.

He's selling a book that he didn't write. They're selling a book they want you to actually USE.

You're paying for his name brand usage, ON TOP OF the recipes they bought from people, the food companies that make cook books will sell at cost.

So whatever, just most of the recipes in it WILL be trash. They're just selling his image, so they're worried about the food being appetizing more then functional. You'll find 3 part recepies for horderves that feed 8 people, and need a double boiler and a dutch oven, plus some weird ingredients you've never bought in your life, let alone find int eh grocery store.

>>7745782
>horderves

gunne meme green arrow text myself now.

>>7745782
>horderves

>>7745787
?

>>7745782

>horderves

>>7745763
if you want it and are embarrassed, just pretend you want it ironically.

>>7746398
I actually already did tell my mom that i want it as a joke

>>7745782
On the outskirts of Flavortown, the only spice is salt.

The problems with these books is they have to come up with copyrighted replaces.

Not just good basic recipes.

I remembered someone post some pics from this book. All the recipes were shit. I searched warosu for 3 minutes but couldn't find it

>>7747358
I found an EPUB of the book. I'd make some of it, just to try

>>7745787

>>7747691
what did you mean by this

if ask any celebrity chef about their cookbook, all they'll be able to tell you about it was the photo on the cover.