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Re:Cooking for Engineers by apawloski on Friday March 25, 2022 @09:37AM (#30801991)
The authority in the English language is Marcella Hazan. Her "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking" is probably the most comprehensive if you check out only one.
Re:Cooking for Engineers by mhitza on Friday March 25, 2022 @09:51AM (#30802153)
Just hit up the first amazon result to check out the book reviews, and seems like the recipes aren't traditional. Thanks for the suggestion however. Snippet of the review

> As an example, I made the carbonara in this book which calls for (among other ingredients) ... "4 cloves of garlic" & "1/4 cup dry white wine" & "2 Large Eggs".

> Upon further research, an authentic Italian carbonara has no garlic, no white wine and only the yolks of eggs.

> I have found several recipes in this book already which are not true to the original recipes. Granted, this may not worry some people, but please bare in mind that if you are looking for true authentic Italian recipes ... look elsewhere. This book will not give it to you.

Re:Cooking for Engineers by martopix on Friday March 25, 2022 @10:02AM (#30802270)
Gosh, garlic and wine, what the hell... as for whole eggs, this is allowed, some people do that :)