Michael's Genuine Food
Down-to-Earth Cooking for People Who Love to Eat: A Cookbook
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نقد و بررسی
February 7, 2011
James Beard Award–winner Schwartz serves up a stellar mix of meticulously planned recipes that focus on local ingredients and fresh, seasonal flavors. Sensible and simple, Schwartz is determined to make his audience comfortable in their own kitchens. To the delight of home cooks, he guides them through the rigors of tricky food prep while introducing them to trendy ingredients like Italian fregola, nutty Spanish romesco sauce, and fiery-hot North African harissa. However, readers may unknowingly miss the "basics" section, curiously placed at the end of the book, which is actually paramount to the execution of so many recipes. These include kimchi, easily incorporated into burger toppings and quesadillas, and fresh homemade ricotta, which finishes off a mind-blowing pappardelle with beef sugo. Other flavor-packed essentials like roasted garlic and maple-cured bacon make sporadic appearances throughout the book. Schwartz encourages home cooks to improvise where needed, and provides alternatives when facing more challenging steps. Schwartz effortlessly weaves the same ingredients throughout (page cross-references included), without becoming tired; for instance, he reminds readers that they can use habanero hot sauce in a bloody mary as well as buffalo style spices.
March 15, 2011
James Beard Association Award winner Schwartz opened Michael's Genuine Food & Drink in Miami in 2007. In his first cookbook, written with Cianciulli (L.A.'s Original Farmers Market Cookbook), he celebrates local food with such ingredients as lobster, avocado, and papaya. Recipes for slow food with Miami flare include Crispy Fish Salad with Shaved Red Onion, Mango, and Soy-Lime Vinaigrette; Michael's Genuine Burger with House Smoked Bacon and Vermont Cheddar; and Whole Roasted Chicken with Plumped Raisins, Toasted Pine Nuts, and Arugula. This will especially appeal to those interested in slow food and the Latin, Caribbean, and U.S. flavors that characterize Miami cuisine.
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