Here she is, ladies and gentlemen, in all her 46lb glory! This is the first published image of the Modernist Cuisine books, in their acrylic case. This shot doesn’t show the accompanying kitchen manual, but it is enough to make food geeks everywhere salivate. That March 14th date can’t come soon enough!
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My God, it’s full of stars.
how, How, HOW did you get your hot hands on these? Attend the Intl Food Bloggers Conference in Seattle in August and got the preview. I was drooling! One day I will OWN this set 🙂
@Lexie I WISH I got my hands on these! Alas, it’s just a photo, a hope and a dream for now 🙂
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