With postage-stamp-size photos of some 46 local chefs on its cover, it communicates the importance of the tight-knit community who contributed to it and who have donated their time and talents over the last two years.
All proceeds from the cookbook will benefit Chi-Care, a local non-profit that helps feed the unhoused. They've been particularly active in helping the migrant community.
Divided into five sections - Breakfast + Brunch, Snacks + Sides, Soups + Salads, Dinners, Desserts - the book features recipes intended not to intimidate novices.
"We wanted the recipes to be easy enough for the home chef, yet be somewhat aspirational," says Amanda Puck, former Check, Please! host and Mariano's director of strategic brand development.
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