Totally Potato Cookbook

Illustrated by Carolyn Vibbert
Ebook
On sale Jul 09, 2014 | 96 Pages | 9780804153331

The potato isn’t just a root vegetable; it’s also the root of many of our favorite foods and recipes. Reinvent your potato favorites like the baked potato or potato skins, and explore potato varieties from Yukon Golds to russets in this tater-tastic guide. In the Totally Potato Cookbook, you’ll find hearty, affordable recipes such as Potato Gnocchi, Roasted Apples and Sweet Potatoes, and Wild Mushroom Potato Gratin—all in a handy, pocket-size package.
© Iris Schneider
Los Angeles food writer Helene Siegel has written more than 40 cookbooks for a variety of tastes, including the Food Network's Too Hot Tamales, Pure Chocolate, and the bestselling Totally Cookbook series. She also runs the blog thepastysessions.com. View titles by Helene Siegel
Karen Gillingham is the author of Totally Garlic Cookbook, Totally Eggplant Cookbook, Totally Crab Cookbook, Totally Pizza Cookbook, Totally Corn Cookbook, and many other books. View titles by Karen Gillingham

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The potato isn’t just a root vegetable; it’s also the root of many of our favorite foods and recipes. Reinvent your potato favorites like the baked potato or potato skins, and explore potato varieties from Yukon Golds to russets in this tater-tastic guide. In the Totally Potato Cookbook, you’ll find hearty, affordable recipes such as Potato Gnocchi, Roasted Apples and Sweet Potatoes, and Wild Mushroom Potato Gratin—all in a handy, pocket-size package.

Author

© Iris Schneider
Los Angeles food writer Helene Siegel has written more than 40 cookbooks for a variety of tastes, including the Food Network's Too Hot Tamales, Pure Chocolate, and the bestselling Totally Cookbook series. She also runs the blog thepastysessions.com. View titles by Helene Siegel
Karen Gillingham is the author of Totally Garlic Cookbook, Totally Eggplant Cookbook, Totally Crab Cookbook, Totally Pizza Cookbook, Totally Corn Cookbook, and many other books. View titles by Karen Gillingham