Let’s take a look at the delightful new cookbooks coming out from Workman Publishing and Artisan Books this fall (2026)
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Cha Chaan Teng: Comfort Food from Hong Kong’s Iconic Diners, by Lucas Sin (September 29, 2026)
Who doesn’t love good comfort food cookbook? Some of the dishes I can peek at ahead of time include Pan-Fried French Toast, Coconut Cream Buns, Cookie Crust Egg Tarts, Pan Fried Noodles with Pork, and Baked Portuguese Chicken Rice.
Shop for this Asian cookbook on Amazon, at Barnes and Noble or at Target.
H Mart: The Cookbook: Essential Ingredients, Techniques, and Korean Recipes, by Stacey Kwon (October 6, 2026)
This much anticipated cookbook was written by the president of the Asian supermarket grocery store chain. Inside, there are 75 Korean recipes meant to be accessible to home cooks. The cookbook has both color photographs as well as illustrations.
Shop for H Mart: The Cookbook on Amazon, at Barnes & Noble or at Target.
Home at Villa Rosa: Cooking and Living the Vanderpump Way, by Lisa Vanderpump (October 13, 2026)
I don’t watch any of the reality TV shows around Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurants, but I’m definitely curious to look through this cookbook and lifestyle book. It’s sure to be visually appealing and interesting. Her background is British, so the cookbook naturally contains a tea cakes recipe. There are main dishes, cocktails and desserts recipes. I’m sure I’ll get some great ideas from this book for hosting a lovely gathering.
Shop for “Home at Villa Rosa” on Amazon, at Barnes & Noble or at Target.
Korean Soups: Recipes for Soups and Stews That Nourish, Restore, and Delight, by Clara Lee and Eddo Kim (October 6, 2026)
Soup season will be in full force when this book comes out during the first week of October. Chapters include Ingredients; Cookware; Classification of Korean Soups; Building the Broth; Soups for Taking Things Fast or Slow; Soups for the Weather and Seasons; Soups That Bring Us Together; and Soups for Restoration.
Shop for this Asian cookbook at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Target.
One-Pot Pasta: Saucy, Satisfying, and Simple-to-Make Pastas That Come Together in a Single Pan, by Nora Singley (October 20, 2026)
I love pasta and could absolutely eat it every night, so I rushed to pre-order this one pot pasta cookbook. The 45 recipes within include both classic pasta dishes and some inventive ones using trending ingredients like miso.
Shop for this one pot pasta cookbook on Amazon, at Barnes & Noble or at Target.
A Romance Reader’s Cookbook : Seductive Recipes Inspired by the Books You Love to Read, by Rochelle Bilow (September 15, 2026)
Rather than base recipes around certain books or characters, this delightful cookbook offers recipes based on tropes from romance books: a pie recipe inspired by diner dates; spaghetti from a summer fling plot; a vodka drink that a handsome pool boy might serve you; and a butternut squash chili you might eat during a Netflix and chill evening. I haven’t previewed this cookbook yet, but I imagine there might be some… spicy… inspired recipes in here!
Shop for this book inspired cookbook on Amazon, at Barnes & Noble or at Target.
The World of Chocolate: Everything You Need to Know, by Giselle Weybrecht (October 6, 2026)
This comprehensive resource on chocolate covers milk chocolate, dark chocolate, white chocolate and more. There is a wealth of information on how chocolate is grown, harvested, dried, roasted, and made. It’s not quite a cookbook, but will teach us how to buy, taste, pair, and bake with chocolate.
Shop for this chocolate guidebook and cookbook on Amazon, at Barnes & Noble or at Target.
We’ll share as many of these new titles with you as possible on our Cookbook Divas social media channels soon!
-Carrie
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