Cookbook Awards Wrap-Up

May 17, 2013 | Jeannette | Comments (0)

Cookbook awards season just ended.
Just like there is the Oscars' for film and the Grammy’s for music, cookbooks
also have their own prestige award ceremonies. Although the tuxes and gowns may
not be as grand and extravagant, cookbook authors were
recognized and enjoyed the fruit of their labour for one night.


Gourmand2On February 22nd, the Gourmand Cookbook Awards was held in Paris with books from 171 countries
competing in the award this year. Created in 1995 by Édouard Cointreau, the
award recognizes those who “cook with words”. The following are some of the
winners honoured that night:


4-hour chef Jerusalem
Hakka cookbook Eat raw, eat well Au pied de cochon sugar shack

Visit the Gourmand Cookbook Awards website for a full list of winners.


IACPSubsequently, on April 9th, the International
Association of Culinary Professionals
(IACP) held their awards ceremony. IACP’s
Cookbook Award strives to promote quality and creativity in writing and
publishing and to expand the awareness of culinary literature. The following
are some of the winners:


Hiroko's American kitchen
Flour water salt yeast
Vietnamese home cookingCookbook libraryBurma
Smitten kitchen cookbook
Modernist cuisine at home
Bouchon bakery Yes, chef
Canadian whisky

Visit IACP’s website for a full list of winners.



JbfLastly, on May 3rd, the James Beard Foundation held their awards ceremony honouring
cookbooks published in English in 2012. The following are some of the winners
recognized that night:


Gran cocina latina
Cooking Light the new way to cook light
What Katie ate
Ripe
Roots

Visit the James Beard Foundation's website for a full list of winners. You can also watch a re-broadcast of the awards here:

I hope you'll enjoy these award winning cookbooks!

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