The complete nine-part collection through everything that makes a kitchen cook — knives, cookware, appliances, pantry, oils, fresh ingredients, herbs & spices, and baking. All 108 recipes by John William McAbee, ready to read now.

Tools, appliances, ingredients & recipes from around the world — the complete guide in nine parts.
The Complete Kitchen Companion is the complete nine-part collection by John William McAbee —98 chapters and 108 recipes, from knives and cookware to baking. All nine parts are ready to read now; the glossary & indexes companion is on the way.

The oldest tool in the kitchen. Eight chapters on history, anatomy, global traditions, sharpening, and the fundamental cuts — plus twelve recipes to practice every one.

From clay pot to clad steel. The materials, the physics of heat, and every vessel from skillet to tagine — with twelve dishes built to show what each pan does best.

The machines that earn their counter space — stand mixers, food processors, blenders, rice cookers, slow cookers, and air fryers — with twelve recipes that show what each does best.

The built-in infrastructure of the serious kitchen — ovens, cooktops, the microwave, sous vide, outdoor cooking, and precision measurement — with twelve recipes that show what each machine does best.

The dry, preserved, and bottled staples that give a kitchen its flavor identity — salt, grains, pulses, pasta, dried chillies, and the preserved pantry — with twelve recipes built from shelf-stable ingredients.

The invisible infrastructure of cooking — olive oil, butter, animal fats, mustards, soy, aioli, hot sauces, and vinaigrettes — with twelve recipes that show what each fat and condiment contributes.

The fresh, transient ingredients that anchor every meal — alliums, brassicas, nightshades, roots, greens, fungi, and the seasons that govern them — with twelve recipes that treat vegetables as the main event.

The flavour layer that defines the world's cuisines — fresh and dried herbs, pepper, warm and earthy spices, saffron, and the great blends — with twelve recipes built around single seasonings.

The baker's craft — bread, sourdough, pastry, cake, custards, chocolate, and choux — with twelve recipes that take you from a white sandwich loaf to a tarte au citron.

The companion volume — a culinary glossary of terms across all nine parts, a complete recipe index (1–108), and the measurement, temperature, and pan conversion tables that make the collection usable in any kitchen.
Nine parts, one library. Here's the taste of what you'll find in each — from the blade to the bake, with 108 recipes in between.
The history, anatomy, and craft of the blade — and the fundamental cuts that define every dish.
From clay pot to clad steel — the vessels and the physics of heat that turn ingredients into meals.
The counter machines that earn their space — mixers, processors, blenders, and the air fryer.
Ovens, cooktops, sous vide, and the precision tools that run a serious kitchen.
Salt, grains, pulses, and the shelf-stable pantry that gives a kitchen its flavor identity.
Olive oil, butter, soy, and the ferments that are the invisible infrastructure of flavor.
Alliums, brassicas, roots, and greens — the fresh produce that anchors every meal.
Fresh herbs, pepper, saffron, and the blends that define the world's cuisines.
Bread, sourdough, pastry, and custards — the baker's craft from a white loaf to tarte au citron.
The companion volume — a culinary glossary, a full recipe index (1–108), and the measurement & conversion tables that tie the collection together.

Squash, roots, apples, mushrooms, and warm spice. Twenty-five free autumn recipes — hearty soups, slow braises, traybakes, and rustic desserts — every one with a difficulty level and its own vintage photograph.
A companion volume to the Kitchen Companion: a curated atlas of the wines, regions, and cellars of the American West. Pour a glass and explore the terroir that pairs with every recipe here.

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All 108 recipes from across the nine parts — no chapters, no diagrams. For the cook who just wants the cooking.
One part of the series — its chapters, diagrams, margin notes, and its 12 recipes. Try one part, then upgrade.
All nine parts — every chapter, every diagram, every margin note, and all 108 recipes. The whole companion.
All nine volumes separately would cost $216 — the complete collection saves you $87.