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It's Cookbook Month & These Books From Ina Garten, Anthony Bourdain & More Are Nearly 50% Off

10/04/2023 | Diet & Food

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Did you know that it’s Cookbook Month? That’s okay, we didn’t either. But thankfully, Ina Garten alerted us to this fact via Instagram, and it got us thinking about ways to celebrate. And wouldn’t you know it, but some of our favorite celebrity chef cookbooks are currently massively on sale on Amazon. We’re talking nearly half-off for some of these popular titles, from big names like Ina Garten, Ayesha Curry, Jet Tila, and more. Take a look at the celebrity cookbooks below, and treat yourself to something special this cookbook month. It’s what the Barefoot Contessa would want.

Go-To Dinners: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook — 48% Off

Clarkson Potter.

Ina Garten is the one who alerted us that it was cookbook month to begin with, so we were extra happy when we saw that her recent book Go-To Dinners, one of our favorites, is nearly half off.

The Full Plate by Ayesha Curry — 48% Off

Voracious.

If there’s anyone who knows about cooking for “Families with No Time and a Lot to Do,” as this book describes it, it’s cookbook author and TV star Ayesha Curry. The Full Plate is loaded with flavorful, fun, and easy recipes like sheet pan pork shops and guava ginger ice cream that you’ll find yourself making again and again.

101 Asian Dishes You Need to Cook Before You Die by Jet Tila — 26% Off

If you’re like us, you’ve watched Jet Tila cook in awe on TV for years. And thanks to his cookbook, you can learn a thing or two from this pro. Tila’s family famously opened up the first Thai grocery store in Los Angeles, but his cookbook features recipes from many Asian countries, like Korean BBQ Short Ribs, Jet’s Famous Drunken Noodles, Vietnamese Beff Pho, Japanese Miso Roasted Black Cod, and more.

Anthony Bourdain’s cookbook Appetites, written with Laurie Woolever, is a book meant for people who love entertaining at home by cooking a good meal. Or, as Bourdain himself said, for folks like him who have an “Ina Garten-like need to feed the people around me.” We know just what you mean, Tony.

We’ve lost count of how many times we’ve cooked out of Giada’s Italy over the past five years, but it seems like we’re not alone — De Laurentiis’ cookbook was a New York Times Bestseller and has hundreds of 5-star reviews.

There’s something about Kardea Brown’s food that we find ourselves deeply craving every time we watch Delicious Miss Brown. Now, you can make those same craveable Gullah/Geechee inspired recipes for yourself, thanks to The Way Home.

If you’re a beginner cook, or know someone who is, 5 Ingredients by Jamie Oliver is the perfect cookbook to start with. The five ingredients or less approach means the recipes in this book are simple and easy to prepare, while still packing in tons of flavor for satisfying meals.

Cook It Up: Bold Moves for Family Foods By Alex Guarnaschelli and Ava Clark — 12%

If you love to cook as a family, then you’ll want to check out this new cookbook from Alex Guarnaschelli and her daughter Ava Clark. It’s loaded with recipes that you can cook with older kids, but that are still tasty enough for any adult to enjoy, too.

Fans of Food Network’s The Kitchen might remember former co-host Marcella Valladolid, who’s back in a big way thanks to her new cookbook Familia. It features 125 Mexican recipes that will become family favorites, from Birria Quesatacos to Plant-Based Enchiladas.