Mediterranean Collection
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, France, and Morocco — six kitchens that share a sea, a bottle of oil, and the habit of staying at the table.
Collections are how the series is meant to be given and kept — a region at a time, not thirty lonely volumes. Start with a sea, a spice route, or a family table.
Each collection is a path: free recipes on every cuisine page, a table guide when you want to host, and the cookbook when you are ready to keep the kitchen.
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, France, and Morocco — six kitchens that share a sea, a bottle of oil, and the habit of staying at the table.
China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines — seven kitchens along the routes that moved rice, chile, and technique.
Chinese · Japanese · Korean · Thai · Vietnamese · Indonesian · Filipino
Turkey, Persia, Lebanon, and the wider Middle East — shared plates, hospitality you can taste, and the markets behind them.
Turkish · Persian · Lebanese · Middle Eastern
India and Pakistan — regional masalas, breads from the tandoor, and the generosity of a feast.
Ethiopia and West Africa — injera, jollof, and the joy of eating from one tray.
Germany and Eastern Europe — schnitzel, pierogi, and the comfort of a table that gathers everyone.
The United States and the Caribbean — barbecue, jerk, and gatherings that start outdoors.