Top Five Selling Cookbooks in November 2015

What Are 5 Top Selling Cookbooks in November of 2015?

I thought it would be interesting to research and share with you the Top 5 Best Selling Cookbooks every month or so in case you are looking to add to your collection.

As a cookbook fan myself, I like to know what are the Best Selling Cookbooks to see what I am missing or just must have myself.

Who’s Picking These Cookbooks?

I’m using Amazon.com to determine what are the best selling cookbooks for the month because they are one of the biggest seller of books online, they have the best reviews, most of us are familiar with them and I have an affiliate program with them.

If you do happened to see a book you are interested in purchasing and purchase from a link on this page, I do make some small amount of revenue but it does help cover some of my costs so I thank you for your support.

So based on what I’m currently seeing at Amazon, it looks like the following cookbooks are their five best sellers so far in November.

#1. The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Dinnertime: Comfort Classics, Freezer Food, 16-Minute Meals, and Other Delicious Ways to Solve Supper! – Ree Drummond

Wow, what a title! Besides being the #1 best seller in November, it may win longest cookbook title ever. Here’s what the back cover says about the book:

The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Dinnertime is a beloved collection of all the scrumptious supper recipes that make their way through my kitchen in regular rotation, from main dish salads to satisfying soups to hearty casseroles to comfort food classics . . . and everything in between. I lay out all the different ways I tackle dinner in my house, from super-quick 16-Minute Meals to make-ahead Freezer Food to irresistible pastas and a bundle of brand-new favorites of my crew.

And here are some quotes from Amazon reviewers:

»This book is organized by type of meal. With categories such as comfort food, soup for dinner, salad for dinner, breakfast for dinner, the book gives the reader a sense of the different possibilities for meals.

»These recipes are like the food I grew up eating. Every one looks great. Love all the pictures.

»What I love about this book: it is HUGE. I appreciate that it is filled with food my family would actually eat. There is nothing more annoying than buying a cookbook that has just a handful of recipes that we would even try.

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