I've been reading a lot of culinary mystery books - call it a guilty pleasure. They take about 4 hours to read, all have the same plot, and they come with recipes.
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Culinary mystery? What does that involve? "Lonely chef drowns himself in his own soup tureen ... or did he? Was it the jealous sous-chef?"
I was curious about them as well. So far, the plot tends to have the main character's food involved in a murder. Then, the protagonist sets out to prove that they are not guilty while also handling their food-related business. The recipes in the book tend to reflect the food described while reading. Some of the books do involve a chef being mysteriously killed, but I haven't read one of those yet.
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