Books and food–what a delightful partnership! Food is often mentioned in books, and here’s a list of books in which food and the people who make food are prominently featured. Can you add additional titles to the list?

10 Books Featuring Food
I’m linking up today with That Artsy Reader Girl for Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Books Involving Food
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(In no particular order)
Love You a Latke by Amanda Elliot
Coffee Shop, Jewish Cuisine, witty banter, and a fake relationship.
The Devine Doughnut Shop by Carolyn Brown
Doughnuts, small-town drama, and sweet romance.
The Christmas Inn by Pamela Kelley
Comfort food, delicious cookies, and a crackling fire compliments of the gracious owners of a quaint Cape Cod inn. Included: multi-generational friendship and sweet romance.
Mrs. Quinn’s Rise to Fame by Olivia Ford
Secrets and a British cooking competition.
The Memory of Lavender and Sage by Aimie K. Runyan
A bit of magic is infused into lovingly made main dishes and baked goods.
A Bakery in Paris by Aimie K. Runyan
Delicious pastries from one Paris bakery in two different time periods (1870 & 1946)
The Kitchen Front by Jennifer Ryan
A baking competition and women supporting women.
City Baker’s Guide to Country Living by Louise Miller
A big city pastry chef finds happiness in a small Vermont town.
Love and Saffron by Kim Fay
Friendship, recipes, letters, and saffron.
Tweet Cute by Emma Lord
Grilled Cheese and a social media food war.
QOTD:
Do you have a recommendation for a book featuring food?
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Fab list Carol I love food in books! ๐
Always a cozy feeling!
Love You a Latke looks cute.
It is a fun read and totally TBR worthy!
I enjoyed reading The Kitchen Front. It’s a well researched, and written, historical fiction.
Pam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/foodies-in-books-ten-books-featuring-food/
Yes it is! One of my favs of hers.
I have Love You A Latke on hold at the library. Canโt wait to read that one. I run a monthly link up for books about food. Iโd love to have you join up at https://www.spiritblog.net/september-2024-foodies-read.
Itโs a fun read! Enjoy! ๐
I really enjoy Carolyn Brown, so I’m going to have to check out The Divine Donut Shop!
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thanks!
I think it was the first Carolyn Brown I read! Enjoy!
Good list. I enjoyed City Baker’s Guide–I later did a writing workshop with the author.
Oh thatโs interesting! How fun!
The Kitchen Front was so good! And I somehow missed I Love You a Latke, but I need to find a copy! Great list ๐
I think youโll enjoy Latke! ๐
Loved Mrs Quinn’s Rise to Fame! ๐ฐ
A memorable story!
All the best food books I can think of are memoirs! The Sweet Life in Paris by David Lebovitz, Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner, My Life in Paris by Julia Child, Finding Freedom (The Lost Kitchen) by Erin French, Taste by Stanley Tucci, Picnic in Provence by Elizabeth Bard, Cinnamon and Gunpowder by Eli Brown, and all the Peter Mayle books!
I think I forgot about memoirs! Thanks for the titles! ๐
I loved the Devine Donut Shop, Carol, but I haven’t ready any of the others. Great post. ๐๐
Devine Donut is a cute read!
The first thing that came to mind for me were cozy mysteries. It’s great to see so many others. I am adding a lot to my TBR this week, although most of these are already there or I have read them.
Food makes books feel cozier!