Alison Roman

Something from Nothing: A Cookbook
A cookbook by Alison Roman
14 people recommend this
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Kelsy CARLEENFirst to rec“Truly delivers on its promise.”
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Amanda Hesser“Could have been named A Lot From Nothing. Among several recipes, I love the "Savory Tomatoes with Toasted Garlic & Fried Capers." Late summer perfection!”
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Sarah“Highly recommend taking a glass of wine to a cozy corner + reading from front to back.”
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Katie Blitz“Have been returning to this cookbook all winter long and always impressed with the results!”
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Kate“the hype is real and worth it”
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Mikey Tan“a chef’s kiss of a cook book”
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Danielle“been cooking through the soups in this book. BANGER after BANGER.”
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Amy“So many cozy and satisfying meals in this one. I like that there are quick recipes, but also ones that you can do during a chill day at home.”
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Emily“Agree and also wonderful for winter! I cooked and froze so many recipes from this book for my postpartum stockpile. These recipes are nutritious, filling and deeply comforting.”
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Hannah“Easy everyday recipes that use up what you already have in your pantry!!!! This might be my favorite of all Alison Roman’s cook books.”
Megan Huntz“If you can turn a dusty can of beans into dinner and call it a personality trait — get this book.”
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