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Notes from the moonland
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Notes from the moonland

Barbora Gábová’s journey started in Czechia and ended on the island of Fuerteventura where she found what freedom truly means for her. Since settling down, she’s been managing a farm with her brother and her family, cultivating a deep connection with the surrounding flora and fauna. As a
Food stories from India: introducing Why Cook
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Food stories from India: introducing Why Cook

It is not only a collection of recipes, but also a trail of stories about inspiring characters, made even more special by the creators’ shared adventure. Why Cook is a love letter to cooking through the eyes of 90 recipes and 16 women. Founder of studio NUR Eszter Laki told
If you want something tasty and cheap: dishes from the region for times of high inflation!
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If you want something tasty and cheap: dishes from the region for times of high inflation!

Adapting to rampant inflation and prices skyrocketing for many months is a serious challenge for many of us. There are plenty of strategies to save some money, from giving up expensive hobbies to taking only three-minute showers. Nonetheless, not all forms of economizing are necessary sacrifices: We introduce some truly
A journey round the table—introducing Konyhakönyv by Rozina Wossala

A journey round the table—introducing Konyhakönyv by Rozina Wossala

Nowadays, a cookbook serves a very different function than before. With millions of recipes now available online from all over the world, there is greater value in books that dare to be different in some way. If it’s a wealth of knowledge, if it’s compelling and unique, if
Stories from the farm to the table—Dávid Kárai’s book “Ki mint vet” has arrived
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Stories from the farm to the table—Dávid Kárai’s book “Ki mint vet” has arrived

Have you ever wondered how a dish or an ingredient gets to your table? It’s not just nature that does its job—many people dedicate their lives to bringing the best possible vegetables, fruits, dairy products and spices to Hungarian kitchens through hard work and strong commitment. The difference
IKEA's ScrapsBook to save leftovers
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IKEA's ScrapsBook to save leftovers

IKEA encourages people to use kitchen scraps: they’ve collected recipes that can be used to save leftover ingredients in a freely downloadable cookbook. The Canadian IKEA, in collaboration with ten North American chefs, has put together fifty recipes, which feature leftover ingredients that usually end up in the trash.
The graphic designer’s cookbook | Kata Moravszki
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The graphic designer’s cookbook | Kata Moravszki

Instead of the regular album format, a size resembling old pocket books, and instead of perfectly staged photos, lovely black and white illustrations – this is what it’s like if a graphic designer starts to write a cookbook. Not only did Kata Moravszki share the design of her book Vegán
Lightning illustrations in a digital cookbook | Viki Hitka X Quarantine Canteen
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Lightning illustrations in a digital cookbook | Viki Hitka X Quarantine Canteen

While in lockdown, even those start cooking who have only entered the kitchen to warm up the ordered food until now. With the recipes of 20 Hungarian star chefs, Quarantine Canteen also helps these kitchen rookies, but it was primarily created for health care workers: the amount generated from selling
Creatives in quarantine | Recommended by the editors of HYPE – Food
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Creatives in quarantine | Recommended by the editors of HYPE – Food

HYPE’s editorial staff also went into home office mode. And although this form of life is not completely strange to us, we miss the usual office get-togethers (having coffee or lunch together) quite much. And what are we, editorial staff members doing at home, confined within four walls? We