Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes

Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes pays homage to one of the most delicious foods on the planet. With Nutella as the star of the show, most of these recipes are what I would consider baking and rely on some basic pastry recipes for several of the dishes in the book. All of the recipes sound simple, appear easy to follow, and provide conversions for all measurement systems. I am not brave enough to attempt any of these recipes, but I did get some ideas of ways to use Nutella with some bakery items I can purchase. This would be a great gift for a baker or Nutella fan or addition to a cookbook collection.

Wow! This cookbook is stunning!! The whole thing has a very nostalgic vibe to it. From the pictures to the font style, and color palette. Overall, it just reminds me of one of the various books I used to grab off my grandmother's shelf to browse when I was a little girl in the 80's. My children love Nutella, but I've never tried it (sorry!!) and figured if there was ever a time to give it a go it would be in a delicious recipe from this book. This book did not disappoint. So many offerings, from decadent to fruity with a hint of Nutella. The majority of the recipes consist of pretty basic ingredients that I already have in my kitchen, so that's a plus! I love that not only is there a recipe index but an ingredient one as well!! Thank you to NetGalley and White Lion Publishing, Quarto Group for an egalley of this beautiful book. Let's get baking!
Five stars.

I received a copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Wow these recipes!!

This book is more intensive than I expected. There's recipes from a banana nutella pie to nutella profiteroles and beyond! There's beautiful pictures and a variety of recipes!

However, a lot of these recipes are out of my league or incredibly difficult. Nutella macaroons? Nutella cream puffs? While there's some standard nutella recipes like including it on bread, a lot of these recipes are very ambitious.

This is a creative book that provides a bit of history on nutella and suggests many different uses for it.

Thanks NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group – White Lion for the this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes is such a delight of a cookbook.
I really enjoyed learning about how Nutella became NUTELLA.
The recipes on this book differ from your basic to your more elaborate ones.
The step by step instructions are easy to follow and understand.
The photography here will make your mouth water!

This is a must have for cookbook collectors, and Nutella aficionados alike!

Pros: I am one of those Americans who feels a bit smug about discovering Nutella while studying abroad—years before it was a popular thing in the US. That being said, I’m thrilled that it’s now something that can be found at any grocery store . . . and that there are cookbooks devoted specifically to it! I think this book would make a fantastic gift for Nutella-loving friends and family.

I found the recipes in this book to be accessible, for the most part, to cooks of all different skill levels. (Macarons are hard!) The photographs were very helpful guides. I appreciated that the recipes where both in grams and in US measurements. There were tons of helpful tricks and tips throughout. The recipes I want to try immediately are the hazelnut and Nutella marble cake, the chocolate and Nutella mousse, the Nutella marble madeleines, the vanilla and Nutella waffles, the Nutella pastry boats, the Nutella truffles, the Nutella eclairs, and the Nutella mocha case.

Cons: The only con I can think of is that I do not have any of these recipes made up to eat while reading!

Thank you to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group – White Lion Publishing for the opportunity to read this book.

Amazing recipes, I love nutella and can't wait to try some of these.

Thank you NetGalley for my complimentary copy in return for my honest review.

This cookbook blew me away! I read it because we love Nutella and I thought it would be some cute recipes adding Nutella. I was so wrong. The recipes are complex flavors and technically challenging (in a great way. I mean it’s not a kitschy Nutella cookbook). I’ve always struggled with Shortcrust pastry and Choux and the author broke it down so wonderfully (and with pictures) I can’t wait to try. He also shows how to make your own puff pastry! I didn’t even know you could! All that’s just in the basics. The rest of the book is just as amazing. I mean Nutella Tiramisu! Wow!

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I received an ARC from Quarto Publishing Group – White Lion and NetGalley in exchange for a review.

Title: Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes: From simple, family treats to delicious cakes & desserts: Official Cookbook
Author: Grégory Cohen
Rating: 4/5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
Release Date: 30 Nov 2021

Ok, this was seriously the most fun I have had looking through a cookbook in a long time. Everything in here, to die for from looks and ingredients alone. My whole family absolutely loves Nutella so when I saw this cookbook I knew I had to check it out, it looks amazing.

I was recently looking through some old cookbooks that were sponsored by brands which this book reminded me of so I went into it with very positive feelings. I love how it opens with a brief history of Nutella. I never knew this stuff and I thought it was really cool to learn. I also love the arrangement of this book. It is arranged in ascending difficulty of recipes so the simple stuff is at the begging and the complex French pastries are at the end. I love this because you can gauge how far you’ve grown as a baker by how far into the book you can bake.

Some of my favorite recipes from the books would have to be the poached pears with Nutella centers and the apple Nutella crumble. I feel like I could definitely try and makes these and they would be delicious.

This was overall a really fun cookbook that I am sure all Nutella lovers would be stoked to see. I highly recommend it to those hazelnut-loving people in your life.

I loved this cook/baking book!!!!

I have two kids who love nutella and we tried four recipes and my kids devoured everything! Recipes have different levels but easy to follow!

I can’t wait when this is out in print …. I will definitely buy myself and my mom and sister a copy!

This was a fun filled interesting book! I have many family members who are Nutella fans. I can not wait to make some of the recipes in this book to show them all the things Nutella can do.
Reading about how Nutella became Nutella was something I did not know. I was so impressed with the photos in this book. They were fantastic and added so much for me to the book. They made me want to get in the kitchen and bake.
The recipes are a mix of easy to a bit harder to make but a Nutella fan is going to want to try them all.
This is a book for anyone who loves Nutella to add to their collection. It will make a fantastic gift for the holidays.
Thank you NetGalley, Gregory Cohen and Quarto Publishing Group for this copy. This is my personal review.

Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes by Gregory Cohen has a massive selection of all things Nutella. Old school recipes are given an added kick with help of the chocolate spread and the results are incredible. Featuring some mouthwatering photos this has all you would need for a cookbook.

Not a cookbook for beginners....one might assume a nutella cookbook is one for beginners - add a jar of nutella to this recipe, make rice krispie treats with some nutella - easy, kid friendly, bake sale favourites. This cookbook threw all my expectations out of the water with some amazing looking recipes on the higher end of the difficulty scale, that just happen to make nutella the star of the show. I love that the cookbook starts with an introduction to all the basic recipes we'll use in the cookbook - from a basic sponge cake to macaron shells and pastries. Then the book continues to build on these. I can't wait to make more from this little cookbook!

Wow! A great dessert cookbook with beautiful images! This would be a great gift for the chocolate lover in your life. A lot of the recipes remind me of technical challenges from The Great British Bakeoff! The best part of the cookbook was the mouthwatering depictions of the Nutella desserts you can make. A great addition was the instructions for basic techniques. Normally most cookbooks contain this, but this one contained detailed steps as well as images. The instructions in the cookbook are clear, though the recipes are probably too sophisticated for a novice baker. I also liked the clear sections of classics, cookies and cakes, choux, and desserts. I will definitely try to makes one of the macaron recipes and the souffle!

I just love this book and I definitely need it on my shelves. It starts with a bit of history then we go for the basics and then into the real stuff cakes, cookies or even poached pears. This book is perfect for every Nutella passionate.

Absolutely loved it - and not because it's Nutella.
I don't need Nutella in my life - branded or no-name, but the book in itself is brilliant for a few reasons:
1. It has pictures for every single recipe and they make you want to try to make it all. They also allow you to see how something should look when it is finished, which helps inexperienced bakers like me know what to aim for (and check the consistency and colour).
2. The book starts with simple recipes for basic doughs which aren't dumbed down but easy to understand step by step recipes without any add-ons (yet).
3. So many recipes seem easily achievable and others I could work my way up to.

In the end, it doesn't matter if it's Nutella, a no-name, a nut-free version of a spread, I made some with peanut butter - as long as the consistency is more or less the same you can give it a try.

When I was a college junior, I spent a semester in England. While there, I was introduced to both Marmite and Nutella. Nutella won hands down. I still have a nostalgic love for this spread.

So, I was happy to have a chance to look at a cookbook featuring this delicious ingredient. It was a delightful experience. I am sure that Nutella lovers and others will want to give some of these recipes a try. Just a few of those included are Nutella tiramisu, Nutella tarte tatin, Nutella truffles, Nutella profiteroles and Nutella opera cake. By now, you should know if this book is for you. It is for me.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this title. It is well illustrated and clear in its directions. The photos of the completed recipes made my mouth water.

All opinions above are my own.

The perfect book finally exist ! I can't lie and say that I am not an Nutella addict. The book had a HUGE variety of recipes that you can do with Nutella, they are clear and seem easy to follow. I really can't wait to try all of them ! I need to buy this book ! Being French there is a lot of recipes that I found again in this book but with the amazing adding of Nutella, and let me tell you that is great !
Thank you so much for this ARC Netgalley ! I can't wait to put on weight !

This is a great cook book featuring Nutella as the star of 60 recipes. It begins with a brief history, it was almost called Nusscrem. The recipes are broken into sections; Basics, Classics, Cookies & Small Cakes, Choux Pastry and Desserts for Guests. The photos are pretty and very help to see how the finished product should look. The publisher is from England so it isn't surprising to find the measurements are given in grams but have conversions so you don't have to make your own calculations. I feel I could do justice to some of the simpler sponge cakes and puff pastry. Other recipes get a little fancier but I still might give them a try. This is a fun cookbook using a product that has a lot of versatility. Thank you to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group - White Lion for a temporary eARC in exchange for an honest review.

Thank you NetGalley, the publisher, and the author, for the opportunity to read and give an honest review of this book.

I am always interested in cookbooks, specially baking ones. The other thing involving baking, that interests me, is baking shows. This can be Holiday Baking Shows or the Great British Baking Shows.

Many of the recipes in this book involve European baking styles and techniques, many of which I have only seen in baking shows or competitions. All involve Nutella as an ingredient. If you aren’t familiar with Nutella, it is a deliciously, popular, chocolate/hazelnut spread.

There are a nice variety of tasty recipes from the simple to the more complex. There is something to suit every baker, novice to expert. The photos are helpful and appetizing. The instructions are adequate enough to bring you baking success.

Every home baker could benefit from having this cookbook in their library.

Perfect for anyone with a sweet tooth or anyone who wants to discover more ways to enjoy the indulgent goodness that is Nutella besides on toast! The recipes are all organized into different sections, so whatever you’re looking to create with Nutella is relatively easy to find in the cook book. I think it’s fun that it’s a branded book, and look forward to trying some of the recipes myself!

What a fun cookbook! Some simple recipes, and some super complex ones in here, but all well written, beautifully styled and photographed. Since my kids are obsessed with Nutella, and my oldest is also obsessed with Great British Baking Show, this is going to be a last minute holiday gift for her. Can't wait to give some of these a go.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the eARC, in exchange for my honest review.

Nutella has always been a firm favourite in our house, but I didn’t realise how versatile it is. This is a great book including a short history of Nutella and sixty recipes. The recipes are divided into five sections: basic cake and pastry; classic recipes e.g. Nutella banoffee pie; cookies and small cakes; choux pastry, and desserts. There is a tempting photo of each recipe and clear instructions. I think this will make a very useful addition to a cook book shelf! Thank you to Gregory Cohen, NetGalley and White Lion Publishing for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

When I saw a cookbook of Nutella recipes, I jumped for joy! And, this cookbook did not disappoint. It begins with a set of illustrated recipes for the basic cake and pastry aspects of the recipes that follow. I especially appreciated the photos that went with each step of the basic recipes. Then, the rest of the book is filled with awesome recipes from basic mousse and truffles to more unexpected flavor combinations such as Poached Pears with Nutella Centers and Orange and Nutella Cake. The Black Forest Gateau is a work of art, and the Nutella Tiramisu made my mouth water! Macarons, eclairs and other French pastries are included. If you like Nutella, you'll love this cookbook. Recipes are easy to follow and include both metric and US/English measurements. Each recipe is accompanied by at least one enticing photo of the finished product. I'm going to get several copies for my Nutella-loving friends!

Who knew so many delicious treats could be made from Nutella? I didn't and now I can't wait to start creating!

Love the variety of recipes in the book, and how indulgent they all are (well, of course, Nutella is so indulgent). Can't wait to try them out!