Best Cookbooks Of 2011, Dulce De Leche Cheerios, Horse Meat & More

Thursday, December 1, 2011
On Tuesday, HuffPost Food named the 11 Best Food Books of 2011. There, we focused on narrative accounts of the food world, explicitly excluding cookbooks from consideration. But many of the best food books to come out every year are in fact cookbooks -- and that was especially true in 2011, which we see as one of the strongest years in recent memory for new cookbook releases. With that in mind, we've assembled our list of the Best 11 Cookbooks of 2011.
Dulce De Leche Cheerios: Coming Soon
Holiday Menu Items: The Naughty And The Nice
What Horse Meat Tastes Like
The Ron Paul Family Cookbook
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