Who Wants Seconds?: Sociable Suppers for Vegans, Omnivores & Everyone in Between
"Jennie has a great talent for building relationships around delicious food—this beautiful book shares the spirit of her cooking." ―Jamie Oliver, author of Jamie's 15 Minute Meals, The Naked Chef, and many more books
"This engaging and colorful book covers a lot of food and fun." ―Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW
Caterer, artist, permaculturist, and master food preserver Jennie Cook shares a lifetime of favorite recipes in this gorgeous hand-illustrated and photographed visual-journal-style cookbook. Emphasizing the joy of sharing simple but delicious dinners at home with family and friends, Who Wants Seconds? is rich with personality, advice, color, and updated classic American recipes, with equal appeal to vegans and omnivores. Sidebars provide a wealth of spot-on advice for entertaining, as well as wisdom about sustainability, cooking for both flavor and health, and sourcing quality products.
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Book details
- Author
- Jennie Cook
- Imprint
- Prospect Park Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 208
- Formats
- Paperback
- Subjects
- Cooking › Entertaining
Cooking › Courses & Dishes
Cooking › Health & Healing - Topics
- entertaining at home · vegan cooking · vegetarian · dinner parties · family meals · American recipes · food preservation · permaculture
- ISBN-13
- 9781938849138
About the author
JENNIE COOK is the chef and owner of Jennie Cook’s Catering and Plant-Based Parties, based in Los Angeles, and has worked in cooking and hospitality since she was a teenager. She owned the Los Angeles restaurant Double Dutch Dinette for more than a decade.
Cook holds credentials as a Master Food Preserver and a Certified Permaculturist. She serves as chair of the board of Root Down LA, an organization that promotes healthy eating at high schools in Los Angeles.
When she’s not writing, Cook pursues visual journaling and continues her work in food, sustainability, and community health.
Jennie has lived in Los Angeles since 1983, having been born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.