In Edith’s Kitchen: Recipes from My Mostly Mexican-American Home to Yours

Easy, mouthwatering comfort food and mostly Mexican-American recipes from one of social media’s biggest stars.

Step into the heart of Edith Galvez’s home--her kitchen, where simplicity meets flavor. For the first time, Edith shares her most cherished recipes in her debut cookbook, In Edith’s Kitchen. Perfect for families on the go, this cookbook features quick and satisfying weeknight staples like Chicken with Alfredo Pasta. You’ll also find lazy weekend dinners such as Mississippi Pot Roast, comforting classics including Huevos Rancheros and Enchiladas Rojas, and of course decadent desserts like Lemon Blueberry Loaf Cake and Mexican Tiramisu. Packed with a variety of nourishing recipes and sprinkled with the love and care that made Edith a social media favorite, this cookbook is your invitation to flavorful, heartfelt cooking without intimidation.

Growing up, Edith spent summers on her family’s ranch in Mexico, savoring the vibrant street foods sold by esquites and paletas vendors and learning treasured recipes and techniques from her abuela and mother. As she built her own family, she had to balance their busy lives while still enjoying delicious meals. What began as a personal outlet for her shyness and anxiety became a career when Edith’s ASMR-style cooking videos skyrocketed her to fame. Her quiet approach resonated with the Latino community, breaking language barriers and inviting fans into her world. Viral hits like pasta carbonara and chile rellenos quickly established her as a go-to source for Mexican-American cooking, beloved by new and seasoned cooks alike. In Edith’s Kitchen has delicious dishes for every meal of the day and is a perfect addition to any home cook’s collection.

Edith Galvez has garnered more than 10 million followers across her social channels and shares ASMR-style content across cooking, family, and everyday life. Every recipe is a nod to her Mexican heritage and a way of building a legacy for her young daughter. Edith shares how the kitchen isn’t just for cooking; it’s a hub of creativity, connection, and endless joy. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter.