The correct answer is A as he does in his other cookbooks, in his new book Chef Louis offers lengthy explanations of what he considers to be basic cooking principles.
The error in this sentence occurs at (A), where there is an illogical comparison. It would be appropriate to compare what is in "his other cookbooks" with what is in "his new book," but instead the sentence illogically compares a thing ("his other cookbooks") with a person ("Chef Louis"). Wherever there is no error at (B). The preposition "of" combines with the pronoun "what" to create an appropriate idiom. There is no error at (C). The pronoun "he" correctly refers to its antecedent "Chef Louis," and the singular verb "considers" agrees with its singular subject, "he.
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