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She found she was "lusting after cookbooks" but couldn't afford a separate one for every cuisine. Her goal was to create a single, condensed "edible atlas" that allowed readers to explore the world’s flavors from their own kitchens. The Core Narrative

Holland’s passion for food and travel grew during her years living and eating abroad, including a year at UC Berkeley. The World on a Plate: 40 Cuisines, 100 Recipes,...

Rather than a traditional cookbook, the book functions as a and personal memoir: 40 Cuisines, 100 Recipes, and the Stories Behind Them She found she was "lusting after cookbooks" but

In her mid-twenties, while working an uninspiring desk job, she deeply missed exploring new cultures through their cuisines. She eventually left her job to freelance and pursue this culinary passion. while working an uninspiring desk job