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Available for the first time in paperback, In Madeleine's Kitchen quickly established itself as a cooking classic when it was first published in 1984. Hailed as "the most innovative cook in America today" by the Washington Post, Madeleine Kamman does not simply offer a collection of recipes: she teaches, analyzes, and explains. In Madeleine's Kitchen is composed of more than 350 of Mrs. Kamman's personal combinations, inspired by the food cooked by women not only in France, but throughout the world, ranging from complex mousselines to grilled meats and fresh vegetables.
This work investigates the fundamental techniques and analytical principles required to master diverse culinary traditions through a collection of personal recipes. Madeleine Kamman, a highly regarded culinary instructor and author, utilizes her extensive background in French gastronomy to provide a framework that emphasizes understanding the 'why' behind cooking methods. The book moves beyond simple instruction, offering a pedagogical approach that encourages readers to analyze ingredients and combinations to achieve professional results in a home kitchen.
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Culinary experts and home cooks frequently cite this work as a foundational text for those seeking to understand the science and logic of cooking. Readers often note the instructional density of the prose, which prioritizes technique and comprehension over mere recipe following.
Page Count:
544
Publication Date:
1992-10-20
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons
ISBN-10:
002009745X
ISBN-13:
9780020097457
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