Top-rated products in the Guidebooks category
Here's a ranking of the top rated products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. Simple. The Cookbook
Always simple - always different: The new Ottolenghi. Maximum taste with minimum effort is the motto in Yotam Ottolenghis new book. Whether lamb feta balls or harissa tofu, all creations are as usual oriental and refined and at the same time quick and easy to prepare. - 140 creative and aromatic recipes - less than 30 minutes, only 10 ingredients or well prepared: The recipes are all simple in different ways - Innovative, clear layout combined with exclusive equipment.
2. The 6-minute diary
What is the surest way to improve your life? If you want to feel good, you also have to think well - and this is trained in this diary. The 6-minute diary helps not to look at what is missing or doesn't fit, but to focus on progress and the good. Simple & effective, in three minutes each in the morning and in the evening, the tried and tested principles of positive psychology are used to increase your own well-being in the long term. Six minutes to build desirable habits - such as gratitude, optimism or personal growth through daily reflection. In this way, positive changes are automatically integrated into everyday life and you can make your life a little bit better every day - constantly & proactively.
3. Woman on Fire
Germany's most popular gynaecologist knows: the menopause is cooler than we think!
Hot flushes, weight gain, mood swings - hardly any woman is relaxed about the menopause. Yet our image of perimenopause is hopelessly outdated and in desperate need of a makeover. Many women today suffer unnecessarily, and none "have to go through it". Once the symptoms are identified, we can do a lot for our health and well-being - and still feel strong and sexy in the second half of life.
4. Baby years
Parents who want to orientate themselves towards a child-friendly upbringing need the standard work by Remo H. Largo in its edition: the "Baby Years" completely updated and expanded. For years his books have topped the long seller lists, "Babyjahre" has long been a classic. In this educational book about the first four years of life, the renowned Swiss paediatrician succeeds in introducing parents to their child, making its nature comprehensible to them and thus making them more competent in dealing with their child. Hundreds of thousands of parents and grandparents trust Largo's concept of the uniqueness of each child and its individual development. Largo has now completely revised and updated its standard work.
5. Your best bread
Bake your own bread like a baker? You can, without any additives or expensive professional equipment. Former baker and confectioner Judith Erdin reveals her favourite recipes for bread and rolls in a detailed yet uncomplicated way. In addition to popular classics such as Weggli (milk rolls), Sunday plaited bread, pretzel rolls and baguettes, she also makes wholemeal bread, spelt breakfast rolls and nut bread. She conjures up a lot from the oven with little effort, because thanks to the 1 dough - 3 recipes concept, 42 different breads and rolls are created from 14 basic doughs. Who would have thought that the dough for Ticino bread could also be turned into poppy seed rolls or grissini? The book also contains information and baker's tricks for baking bread so that you can achieve baker's quality even in a normal household oven and beginners can also achieve perfect baking results. So that home-baked bread really does taste like bread from the baker - perhaps even a little better.
6. Flavour
Experience vegetables in all their variety of taste with Ottolenghi. Innovative, tasty vegetable-based recipes are the heart of Yotam Ottolenghi's cuisine. In this stunning new cookbook, Yotam Ottolenghi and co-author Ixta Belfrage distil from their knowledge three factors that shape taste and present sophisticated vegetable dishes with innovative combinations of ingredients that inspire and delight.
7. The Master Wine Guide
Awarded the "Oscar" of the food industry, the prestigious James Beard Award for the best beverage book 2019How does tannin taste? And what is brut? Can sight, smell and taste be trained - and wine enjoyment thus enhanced?In the Master Wine Guide, profound wine knowledge and innovative graphics combine to create a unique wine guide that makes the many facets of wine understandable at a glance, deepens existing basic knowledge and further fuels enthusiasm for this extraordinary beverage. The high-quality wine guide for a new generation of wine lovers and connoisseurs who want to fathom the complex secrets of wine in a special aesthetic presentation and in a playful way.
8. Tanja Vegetarian
Cooking vegetarian is in line with the zeitgeist, but it is also Tanja Grandits' everyday life. At home, the top chef from Basel and her daughter eat almost exclusively dishes without meat and fish, but with lots of vegetables, grains and legumes. In this book she presents the basics of her vegetarian cuisine: hot and cold dishes to start the day, snacks and sandwiches to take away, soups, rice and pasta dishes, cheese and dairy products, oven dishes and desserts. Surprises such as homemade goat cheese made from milk from the neighbourhood farmer make the book a real trouvaille. A kitchen with heart and soul, vegetables and taste for every day.
9. Das Kind in dir muss Heimat finden
Happy relationships through basic trust Every human being longs to be accepted and loved. Ideally, during our childhood we develop the necessary self-confidence and basic trust that will carry us through life as adults. But even the experienced insults leave their mark and unconsciously determine our entire relationship life. Successful author Stefanie Stahl has developed a new, effective approach to working with the "inner child": If we make friends with it, there are amazing possibilities to solve conflicts, make relationships happier and find an answer to (almost) every problem.
10. The Secret The Secret
All readers are basically searching for the one insight that not only satisfies their intellectual curiosity, but also gives them guidance to make their lives happier and more fulfilling. This one insight - "The Secret", as author Rhonda Byrne calls it - has been present to a select few in human history. The emerald tablet of Hermes Trismegistos, the nucleus of all esoteric systems existing today, expressed it with the words: "As inside, so outside". Great minds such as Plato, Leonardo da Vinci and Einstein have known about the secret; modern authors such as Neale Donald Walsch and Bärbel Mohr have recently inspired millions of readers with it, and "The Secret", which has already enjoyed worldwide success as a documentary film, proves the truth of some of the basic findings in a convincing mixture of explanations by the author and quotes from well-known wisdom teachers: We ourselves are creators of our reality. The things we encounter in everyday life we have attracted by our own thought energy. The power we call "God" has never really been and never will be separated from us. Some bestselling authors send their heroes on an exciting search for a fictional secret. With "The Secret" you become a seeker yourself and can find a treasure - not fictitious, but real.
