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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.
Fall in love with food in one of the world's most spectacular cities with this exciting new series from the AA. Discover the best restaurants, cafes, markets and specialist food stores, and taste your way through Paris area by area. With expertise on Parisian cuisine from Kate Whiteman, and 40 authentic, local recipes you are guaranteed to taste the delights of Paris. Get advice on the dishes not miss when you visit, find out where the locals shop and follow recipes to recreate the experience at home. The city is divided into culinary areas, each of which has a story to tell. Special features about chocolate, Parisian markets, the vineyard at Monmartre, and the famous Ritz-Escoffier cookery school focus on some of the city's gastronomic highlights.
A comprehensive cook's guide to identifying, preparing and serving seafish, freshwater fish, shellfish, crustaceans and molluscs Over 300 recipes from all around the world for inspiring dishes including soups, appetizers, main courses, rice and pasta, and special ideas for entertaining Shown in 1500 full-colour step-by-step photographs
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This beautifully photographed guide comprehensively details the fruits of the world and how to use them in the kitchen.
Heavily illustrated, this guide to cooking fish and shellfish provides detailed information on identifying all the major species as well as the more unusual ones, be they from the sea, lakes or rivers.
Drawing on current theory in symbolic anthropology and sociolinguistics, this interpretive essay investigates a complex form of joking based on material collected in a Western Apache community wherein Apaches stage carefully crafted imitations of Anglo-Americans.
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. '
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