Tavern on the Green Cookbook: Seasonal Recipes and Historical Treasures from New York City's Iconic Restaurant by Bill Peet

    • Categories: Dressings & marinades; Salads; Appetizers / starters; Winter
    • Ingredients: figs; wildflower honey; goat cheese; heavy cream; white balsamic vinegar; baby arugula; lemons; bresaola
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  • ISBN 10 1493091247
  • ISBN 13 9781493091249
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  • Published Apr 07 2026
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 368
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Globe Pequot

Publishers Text

From Central Park's most iconic dining destination comes the cookbook that brings a century of culinary excellence directly to your table.

For nearly a century, Tavern on the Green has been Manhattan's crown jewel—a place where celebrities, locals, and visitors from around the world gather to create unforgettable memories. Now, with reservations at an all-time high, you can experience the restaurant's celebrated elegance and exceptional cuisine without leaving home.

Tavern on the Green Cookbook delivers the complete dining experience through: Signature recipes from French-trained Executive Chef Bill Peet's elegant American menu Step-by-step instructions with stunning photography that makes every dish achievable Behind-the-scenes secrets from one of America's most famous kitchens Historical snapshots spanning the restaurant's remarkable 100-year legacy Holiday entertaining tips from a team that serves 1,500 Thanksgiving meals annually

Whether you're a home cook seeking to impress dinner guests or an accomplished chef looking to master restaurant-quality techniques, this cookbook transforms your kitchen into a piece of New York culinary history. Each recipe captures the sophisticated flavors and visual presentation that have made Tavern on the Green a destination for generations of food lovers.

From intimate dinners to grand celebrations, discover why this Central Park landmark continues to enchant diners and create magical moments, one extraordinary meal at a time.

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