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Pie
One way or another,whether we buy or make them,we eat pies by the millions. From the football terraces to the family table, pies have always held a special place in food history. A pie is an ingenious idea - meat, vegetables or fruit develop their finest flavours when cooked in their own juices and encased in a pastry crust. Pies have been enjoyed since at least the 9th century,when the Abbey of Fontenelle in France received an order for 38 goose and 95 chicken pies. Both filling and crust have equal importance and over the years a multitude of recipes have been developed, each one proclaiming to be the best. Pie presents the story of this tasty dish. Each pie has a story to tell, a history of provenance, pie-makers, innovation and experimentation. Pie shows you how to master the art of pastry making and how to transform even the most frugal filling into a luxurious meal. Simple to make and impressive to serve, pies can be enjoyed in an infinite variety of styles, from the portable Cornish pasty to the comforting and hearty steak and kidney pie or the delicious and more exotic calzone.
The Pie Book
The new pie bible to enthuse and satisfy any aspiring home cook If you constantly crave delicious, home-baked pies then The Pie Bookwill be your new pie bible. Filled with a stunning range of over 200 tempting pie recipes for every occasion. Providing you with everything you need to produce satisfying, appetising pies that not only look impressive, but taste delicious. Featuring detailed instructions and a step-by-step section explaining how to create all of the 'need-to-know' pastries - savoury and sweet - making the art of pie baking more accessible than ever. Organised by key ingredients so you can choose your 'pie of the day' according to what's in season, on offer, or already in your freezer. Whether you want to whip up an inexpensive, potato-topped fish pie for the whole family or a fabulously decadent sour cherry tart to crown a romantic meal for two, The Pie Bookhas everything you need to produce the results you want with ease.
Recipes from My Italian Grandmother
Part of the enduring appeal of Italian food is the way it stays true to its roots, and this continuity has much to do with it being a home-based cuisine, nurtured and passed down within the family. This book contains a wealth of real Italian food, giving background information, practical advice, and 100 of the most heartwarming recipes from the cuisine. Combining traditional, regional and contemporary classics, there are recipes for antipasti, soups, pasta dishes, risottos, gnocchi, fish and meat courses, and delectable desserts and cakes.With hundreds of photographs, informative text and delicious authentic dishes, this book is an irresistible guide to Italian home cooking.
The Italian Ingredients Cookbook
This easy-to-read guide includes information about all the common and less well-known Italian ingredient s, with sections on pasta, rice, grains & pulses, cheeses, c ured meats & sausages, meat & poultry, fish, vegetables, fru its, & aperitifs & spirits. '
320 Italian Recipes
Here is essential information on the huge range of Italian foods available to the modern cook. This book explains how to prepare and use them and includes a collection of recipes for risottos and polenta, fish and shellfish, a wide variety of poultry and meat dishes, as well as fresh vegetable dishes, salads and home-baked treats.
The Italian Kitchen
Everybody loves pasta, pizza, pesto and polenta, and this book explains how and why. A beautifully photographed A-Z guide to ingredients evokes the colours, tastes, flavours and textures that combine to form the miracle that is Italian cooking, plus there are over 100 recipes mixing traditional, regional and contemporary favourites.
The Art of the Tart
The marriage of textures and flavours, colours and aromas make tarts the most satisfying of foods to make and eat. Tarts, tourtes, quiches, tartelettes, the myriad variants of both form and content, are celebrated in this collection of ninety tarts for all seasons and all occasions.Classical, historical and modern tarts are all included, as are the childhood experiences of making jam tarts, eating them bubbling hot from the oven and invariably searing one's mouth in the haste to devour them. The Doucet Tart, enjoyed by Chaucer and the court of Henry IV, with its intoxicating marriage of honey and saffron, will surprise even the most sophisticated palate, as will the rich, delicate perfection of Tamasin's Souffled Crab Tart and the ambrosial Peach, Vanilla and Amaretti Tarte Tatin. From the most classic of tarts, the Quiche Lorraine and the Strawberry Tart, to the airy heights of a Tomato and Prosciutto Tart on a puff pastry base, anyone can bake a tart, and everyone will enjoy cooking their way through this book.
The Hoosier Mama Book of Pie
Making a delicious pie has never been easier with this extensive cookbook from the popular Chicago bakery. When Paula Haney first opened the Hoosier Mama Pie Company on March 14, 2009 (Pi day, appropriately enough), she worried whether her new business could survive by specializing in just one thing. But with a line around the block, Paula realized she had a more immediate problem: had she made enough pie? The shop closed early that day, but it has been churning out plenty of the Chicago’s most delectable pies ever since. Specializing in hand-made, artisanal pies that only use locally sourced and in-season ingredients, Hoosier Mama Pie Company has become a local favorite and a national des...
Dishes with Strange Names
British and Irish cuisine, rich in tradition and flavour, has faced challenges in adapting to the modern world. Renowned for its hearty ingredients and lengthy cooking times, this style of cooking often clashes with today’s fast-paced lifestyle, where time is precious and health consciousness prevails. Moreover, these cuisines are known for their quirky and sometimes whimsical dish names. This cookbook celebrates the unique and oddly named dishes of British and Irish fare, offering just under 200 recipes for culinary exploration. Each recipe is preceded by a story delving into the dish’s history and distinct features. While some dishes remain widely recognized and cherished classics, lik...
