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"  If your furry companion has its own wardrobe and bed whose thread count rivals your own, then have we got a book for you. The Culinary Canine is not just your average cookbook for dogs; its recipes have been written by professional (human) chefs. More from Delish: Weird and Wacky Cookbooks The cookbook, which is available on shelves October 25 (though we&amp;#039;re not sure which section of the bookstore it will be stacked - pets or cooking?), was conceived by Philadelphia photographer Sabina Louise Pierce. While lunching with her wirehair fox terrier, Maddie, Pierce wondered if any restaurants catered to both man and man&amp;#039;s best friend. She and freelance writer Kathryn Levy Feldman discussed the dilemma of wanting to feed their canine companions a gourmet meal and soon enough the book was born. Grub Street reports that the book features recipes from star chefs such as Kerry Heffernan of South Gate in New York City and Marc Penvenne of Connecticut&amp;#039;s M\u00E9li M\u00E9lo. Anita Lo of Annisa and Top Chef Masters contestant Carmen Gonzalez are also among the 30 dog-owning chefs who contributed pooch-friendly recipes. Many chefs were already cooking for their dogs due to the 2007 dog food recall, Feldman told Bromography, &amp;quot;They didn&amp;#039;t trust commercial dog food.&amp;quot; More from Delish: Twitter Cookbook Filled with 140 Character Recipes The book includes recipes that are dog and human friendly alike, such as brown rice arancini with sweet potato and ground chicken from Eileen Watkin of the Inn at Penn in University City or goat shanks with fennel, coriander, and honey from Dana Tommasino of Wordward&amp;#039;s Garden in San Francisco. There&amp;#039;s even a Passover-appropriate quinoa recipe from Tanya Nunes of San Francisco&amp;#039;s Chef Tanya, Philly.com reports. While Feldman primarily continues to feed her pets dog food, she does tend to enhance it with human food along with recipes from the book and her dogs always get special turkey cupcakes on their birthdays (we expect to see those popping up on Magnolia&amp;#039;s menu any day now). More from Delish: Tips from Cookbook Author Ellie Krieger So, dog owners, what do you think about this canine cookbook? Will you be deglazing for your pooch any time soon? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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