Friday, January 23, 2009

Tools for Cooks or New Irish Cookery

Tools for Cooks

Author: Christine McFadden

With the burgeoning selections of tools and kitchen gadgets now available, many cooks find it necessary to go back to basics and learn how to choose the best tool for each job, in turn producing better cooking skills and results. There is no substitute for a well-crafted tool and this book provides the essential information for evaluating and choosing new tools and cookware—whether it is the humble potato peeler or an expensive food processor. Featuring basic cooking gadgets, recipes from both the author and guest chefs, and tips for a complete kitchen, this is the essential culinary manual for today's cook. Illustrations of more than 100 key cookery techniques accompanies expert guidance for the novice and proficient cook on using every tool featured.



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New Irish Cookery

Author: Jeanne Rankin

In New Irish Cookery, two of Ireland’s top chefs—the dynamic husband-and-wife team that runs the award-winning Belfast restaurant Cayenne—present 140 traditional Irish dishes with an elegant modern twist. Here are some of Paul and Jeanne Rankin’s favorite recipes for soups, starters, salads, fish and seafood, stews and braised dishes, as well as desserts. Reflecting their passion for fresh ingredients as well as their unpretentious attitude toward food, New Irish Cookery features dishes like Warm Potato Pancake with Smoked Salmon, Rack of Pork with Herbs, and Lemon Curd with Fresh Strawberries.



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