The Breakaway Cook

The Breakaway Cook
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Recipes That Break Away from the Ordinary

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2010

نویسنده

Eric Gower

شابک

9780062042613
  • اطلاعات
  • نقد و بررسی
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نقد و بررسی

Publisher's Weekly

April 2, 2007
Though Gower (Eric's Kitchen
; The Breakaway Japanese Kitchen
) defends his inventive, improvisational cooking against charges of "fusion," his lively combination of cuisines from Japan, Mexico, India and Italy (among others) is exactly that—a fusion. For the adventurous home cook who delights in intense and surprising flavors—and who doesn't want to labor for hours in the kitchen—this book will provide endless ideas for invention. Gower's pantry basics are exotic yet accessible: tart pomegranate molasses, ginger and galangal, miso, yuzu (citrus valued for its zest) and umeboshi (Japanese pickled apricots). Gower, currently a private chef, lived for 15 years in Japan; his explanations of Japanese ingredients are especially informative, and though he is clear on typical practices, he doesn't shy from presenting his own unconventional combinations such as Frittata Giapponese, baked eggs with umeboshi, green beans, ginger and maple syrup, Mole Tofu with Spiced Bread Crumbs or Minty Boozy Chicken marinated with rum and lime. Even home cooks familiar with Gower's kind of staples will be pleasantly shocked by some of these recipes—in a way that culinary adventurers are always seeking.



Library Journal

May 15, 2007
Gower, a private chef in San Francisco, lived in Japan for 15 years and is also the author ofThe Breakaway Japanese Kitchen . His background in Japanese cooking is evident in his latest title, although here he has added foods from other cuisines to his list of "flavor blasts," intensely flavorful ingredients that he uses as a simple way to "season with authority," one of the tenets of his cooking philosophy. He relies on nine ingredients in particular to flavor his dishes, among them carrot juice, miso, pomegranate molasses, and yuzu (a Japanese citrus fruit). Gower is an imaginative cook, but his sometimes quirky flavor combinations will not be for everyone: Pomegranate Tofu with Pink Lentil Crust, for example, or Rhubarb Baked Eggs. Still, adventurous cooks will be interested in his ideas. For larger collections and others where his earlier title was popular.

Copyright 2007 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.




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