Showing posts with label british cooking. Show all posts
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2/05/2012

Complete Traditional Recipe Book Review

Complete Traditional Recipe Book
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I have found that British food - especially the traditional foods that have stood the test of time - have much more to offer than the blanket dismissal of them would suggest. Have you ever had a well-made "Toad-In-The-Hole?" or a great "Sherry Trifle?" How about a nice Pork Pie or Eel Stew. Well, done right, these dishes can change the way you think about British food and British food traditions. Not sure, start with something foolproof like Kedgeree - really just rice, smoked haddock, hard-boiled eggs and spices. Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner! And quite a treat! Some cookbook features include: Nice pictures and quite a few of them. A crazy 70's font that seems to be just right for the subject. Comprehensive collection of recipes covering every "discipline" from soups and meat dishes to hot and cold puddings to drinks and confectionery. Some quick and interesting historical context is thrown in for those who require and enjoy it. Perfect for the anglophile or international cook in your household.

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Providing a source of the best of traditional British cooking, these recipes range from starters to puddings, featuring Medieval Braised Rabbit with Prunes, treats such as Apple Hat and College Pudding, and delicate desserts like Damson Snow and Marbled Rose Cream. Though the emphasis is on the practical, historical background is also included for some of the key dishes within the book—from the first creamy macaroni cheese (first made in England in the 14th century but then not again until the 18th century when it returned from Italy) to 19th-century mulligatawny soup (derived from Southern India). The National Trust has researched the archives to find an authentic but delicious taste of history.

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4/05/2011

Good Old-Fashioned Jams, Preserves and Chutneys Review

Good Old-Fashioned Jams, Preserves and Chutneys
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A well organised, comprehensive coverage of the topic, thankfully without any American bias, so the units of measurement actually mean something. Clear, informative and attractive.
Unfortunately, I received (and was charged for) two copies when I wanted only one. This has happened before, which suggests either that the Amazon shopping cart / checkout process is cumbersome and deficient, or I am an internet luddite.

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There are few things more satisfying than opening yourpantry to reveal jars of glistening jams and jellies. Whether you are an experienced cook, or rarely approach the stove, making preserves, jams, and chutneys is not difficult and the results are so much better than anything you can buy. Traditional favorites are included, from Piccalilli and Lemon Curd to old-fashioned Quince Jelly, Traditional Mincemeat, Sloe Gin, and Fresh Lemonade. There are also twists on delicious classics such as Mango Chutney, Runner Bean Pickle and Red Onion Marmalade, Blackberry and Apple Jam, and Black Cherry Conserve. These simple, homemade recipes use fresh ingredients and offerhelpful variations, showing how to incorporate seasonal ingredients. There are tips and techniques throughout on equipment needed, choosing ingredients, and basic methods for making jams, jellies, and chutneys. Each recipe is accompanied by a fascinating introduction to how the recipes have been enjoyed over the centuries.

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