Word: cookbook
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...members then presented Yan with two Harvard hats for his sons and a Harvard sweatshirt for himself. Yan sold and signed copies of his latest cookbook after the demonstration...
...they talk about first? Food. From interviews conducted during the last week inside, it is clear that the Biospherians (who lost, on average, 13.5% of their weight) became obsessed with food -- with growing it, gathering it, preparing it, consuming it. One of them, Sally Silverstone, has published a cookbook called, appropriately, Eating In. The plan was that the Biospherians would grow their own abundant supplies of fruit and vegetables. But their garden was designed by the crew's doctor, Roy Walford, author of a book (The 120-Year Diet) that advocates longevity through an extremely low- calorie diet...
...Cookbook of the Year: The Splendid Table: Recipes from Emilia-Romagna, the Heartland of Northern Italian Food, by Lynne Rossetto Kasper
...traditional New Mexican fare. The restaurant was an instant hit as hordes of tourists fought their way to the tables to get their tongues tickled by his audacious, artfully presented dishes. That success put both haute Southwestern cooking and Miller on the culinary front burner. His Coyote Cafe cookbook has sold 90,000 copies since 1990, and his latest collection, The Great Chile Book, published last December, has sold...
...this highly sanctioned monotony is to keep an alert eye which is ready to wade through the crap and focus on the human quirks and foibles pervading the Games. In a piece on the 1984 Summer Games in L.A., for example, he directs our attention to an Olympic cookbook and team handball player Mary Phyl's favorite recipe...