Super Natural Every Day: Published

I want to start this post off with a thank-you. Today is the day my new cookbook will be released, and I feel like a huge thank you is in order. I wouldn't be celebrating a day like today if it weren't for your support for my last book. Please, just know, I think about that often, and I couldn't be more appreciative. Those of you who have been long-time readers know how much I love the collaborative spirit of the book-making process, and I feel very fortunate to be able to share what inspires me in my own life and kitchen, not only here on the site, but also in book format. So, thank you. I hope this new book finds its way into welcoming kitchens near and far.

I thought it might be helpful to wrangle all the Super Natural Every Day info into one round-up post. I've done a good number of posts related to the making of the cookbook - and they're sort-of sprawled across the site right now. So, here it goes:

- Super Natural Every Day website.

- The cover image on Amazon got a little janky - but the good news is, you can now search inside the book.

- Events! Here's the event/signings page: Hope to see you in San Francisco, Berkeley, Portland, or Seattle.

- Six recipe sampler: includes the Millet Muffins, Ravioli Salad, Avocado & Mustard Seeds, Black Sesame Otsu, Tinto de Verano, and Tutti-Frutti Crumble.

- Desktop wallpaper and iPhone backgrounds.

- Book-in-progress series of posts: A First Look, The Manuscript, Choosing a Cover, Preview, and the Recipe Sampler, Making Postcard Packets.

- Green Lentil Soup at Little Flower School. If you're interested in pictures of the lovely class, have a look here and here.

Some of my favorite people have also started cooking from Super Natural Every Day, and I've done a number of Q+As this week - here are a few links to start. I'll do my best to keep it updated in the coming weeks! If I missed you, it was unintentional - give a shout in the comments please.

- Completely flattered to be featured on joy+ride.

- I answer a few fun questions for my young, inspiring friends at The Kitchen Generation.

- Lottie + Doof features one of my favorites, the Baked Oatmeal.

- Jaden takes on the cover recipe. White Beans & Cabbage on Steamy Kitchen.

- Helene's beautiful shots of the Shaved Fennel Salad & Macaroon Tart.

- Quite honestly, my Baked Stuffed Tomatoes have never looked this good.

- The Cooking Channel shares a trio of salads - Mostly Not Potato, Orzo Salad, & Kale Salad.

- And I always love seeing how Shauna goes about making my recipes great & gluten-free. Thank you friend - the crepes look delicious, your kind words made my morning.

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