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An international cookbook that explains basic cooking techniques for breads, noodles, pastry, rice, stocks, and dressings before giving some general tips. Thereafter, the book is divided into geographical regions further divided by country. Short historical/cultural essays introduce each region. The recipes included are for popular, traditional fare.
This cookbook explores global culinary traditions by demystifying fundamental cooking techniques and presenting authentic recipes from diverse regions. The authors, Coralie Castle and Margaret Gin, guide readers through the preparation of staples such as breads, noodles, pastry, rice, stocks, and dressings, offering general cooking tips. The book is then systematically organized by geographical regions and individual countries, each introduced with concise historical and cultural essays. The focus is on popular, traditional dishes that represent the heart of each cuisine.
This cookbook is presented as a comprehensive guide to international cooking, emphasizing foundational techniques before delving into regional specialties. The structure, which includes historical and cultural context for each area, suggests an approach that educates as well as instructs. The selection of popular, traditional recipes indicates a focus on accessible and representative dishes for home cooks interested in exploring global flavors. The book aims to provide both practical cooking skills and an appreciation for the cultural significance of food.
Page Count:
192
Publication Date:
1975-01-01
Publisher:
101 Productions
ISBN-10:
0912238704
ISBN-13:
9780912238708
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