Noble Hungers

08/29/2024

Free, virtual, and happening tonight. If your politics align, just RSVP.

07/10/2024

She's a baker who loves nostalgia and B. Dylan Hollis. So Baking Yesteryear was the perfect gift — to herself.

Baking Yesteryear
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05/20/2024

"A perfect balance of personal and historical insight" from Masterchef Ukraine's Yevhen Klopotenko.

The Authentic Ukrainian Kitchen
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05/18/2024

Proud parents of SOMA native Laura Tillman, whose compelling portrait of Mexican chef and immigrant Eduardo "Lalo" García Guzmán was just nominated for a 2024 James Beard Award.

The Migrant Chef: The Life and Times of Lalo García
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05/17/2024

Graphic novel meets cookbook in this adventure through Thailand, with 50 recipes and stories from the country’s culinary regions.

Noodles, Rice, and Everything Spice
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04/30/2024

SOMA's new culinary bookstore. Inside the South Orange Co-Lab.

10/10/2023

You need inspiration for your holiday gatherings. Your feline BFF needs a new cardboard adventure. Get them both while shipping is free. Shop now at bookshop.org/shop/noblehungers

04/19/2023

Just in time for Mothers Day, Doubleday Books is hosting another great LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY giveaway, in which nine lucky readers will win a copy of America's top novel, AND a super stylish Elizabeth Zott apron.

If you don't win this time or you miss the 4/20 deadline to enter, don't worry. You can still get copies for yourself and all the moms in your life from our bookshop. https://bookshop.org/a/79366/9780385547345

05/09/2019

Join us in Maplewood (aka "Brooklyn West") May 25th for our first Noble Hungers Salon: a workshop, conversation – and zakuski smorgasbord!! – with Jessica Tom - Author & Food Network Star and acclaimed novelist Boris Fishman.

04/03/2019

"I can tell you with a straight face what it was like watching my mom’s hair fall out in the bathtub, or about the five weeks I spent sleeping in hospitals, but catch me at H Mart when some kid runs up double-fisting plastic sleeves of ppeong-twigi and I’ll just lose it. Those little rice-cake Frisbees were my childhood: a happier time, when Mom was there."

Michelle Zauner, aka Japanese Breakfast, via The New Yorker

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Sobbing near the dry goods, I ask myself, “Am I even Korean anymore if there’s no one left in my life to call and ask which brand of seaweed we used to buy?”