Helen Rosner Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Helen Rosner

The book is so fun to read and so fun to cook from. It’s stoner food without being stupid.

Helen Rosner

Always thrilled to see “Heartburn” by Nora Ephron in the news — may I remind us that the movie is awful, the book is good, but the audiobook (read by Meryl Streep!!!!) is the pinnacle of the form! https://t.co/uJFdVD5D87

Helen Rosner

"Mister Jiu's in Chinatown" @misterjius @TienlonHo uses amazing food to consider Chinatown as a place, a community, and an identity "Home Farm Cooking" by Catherine & John Pawson: a meditative fantasy of offhand, casual, slightly kooky rich-ppl elegance https://t.co/lnaFIU5ity https://t.co/fAzx4jiMCs

Helen Rosner

“Manhunt” is a filthy, furious delight; within its tense, gruesome premise live roundly human characters, with big, unwieldy emotions. It’s a shockingly tender exploration of genders and bodies, of violence as a part of nature, of the way love is a tool of survival.

Helen Rosner

"Cooking as Though You Might Cook Again" by Danny Licht—small, brilliant, diaristic, an anti-recipe recipe collection that feels like art. "The Korean Vegan Cookbook" by @thekoreanvegan challenges & embraces tradition; on every level, a gorgeous book. https://t.co/lnaFIU5ity https://t.co/LYQJjQYcOi