Cooking As Though You Might Cooking Again is not a cookbook. Rather, this philosophical guide to cooking over the span of days, weeks, and years, approaches recipes as a way of moving through time conscientiously and trusting our senses. After a few pages, you may and yourself hungry and repeating Danny’s ruminations on leftover wine, the beau of beans, and the sanctity of chicken stock—as if you had known his sayings all along. A new book that feels, oddly, like a familiar classic. A reminder of the pleasures and importance of living with what we have.