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Gary
Rhodes is on itscooking.com and his books are below; learn more aboutGary Rhodes here.
And read his recipes here.
Once again Gary Rhodes delves deep into the riches of the British culinary
tradition to create a collection of wonderful new recipes which combine
today’s flavours with the very best from the past. Tracing the history of
the menu and why different courses are grouped together, Gary looks at the
social influences which have formed our eating habits over the years.
Gary takes the cook through the separate courses which make up a meal,
from soups and appetisers to cakes and biscuits, reviving the long
forgotten tradition of savouries along the way. Modern British main dishes
include Trout and Almond Tart with Nut Brown Butter Dressing and Crusted
Lamb with Creamy Ham and Sweet Red Pepper Potatoes. And finally Gary
produces a wealth of exciting puddings, including Bitter Sweet Strawberry
Tart with Mascarpone Cheesecake Cream and the wonderful British Digestive
– home-made digestive biscuit cake with Earl Grey custard.
With the emphasis on matching flavours and balancing the depth of each
course, Gary shows us how to mix and match dishes to create the perfect
menu, from a quick, informal meal for two to a sumptuous dinner party to
impress your friends. Whether you like simple food with a twist or prefer
an imaginative culinary challenge, you’ll find something in Gary Rhodes At
The Table for every occasion. This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Rhodes provides 200 recipes for all occasions, whether it is a
sophisticated meal for two or more satisfying fare to feed a hungry
family. Preparation and cooking time is around 30 minutes, and each recipe
comes with a colour photograph.
Keeping
it simple
Despite his reputation for intricate and impressive restaurant cooking,
Gary Rhodes believes that the best way to cook something is often the most
simple. In his latest book, he strips out complicated techniques and
fiddly instructions, in search of the very easiest way to get maximum
flavour out of familiar ingredients from chicken to squid and beetroot to
rhubarb. In over 200 simple recipes, he demonstrates the fundamentals of
cooking and explains how to get stunning results by doing as little as
possible. But this is not just a brilliant cookbook for beginners and an
essential bible for busy people, it is also a tribute to simplicity and
flavour and an invaluable book of simply delicious ideas for cooks of
every level.
Gordon
Ramsay is on itscooking.com and his
books are below; learn more aboutGordon Ramsy.
And read one of his recipes here.
Never mind the b*****ks, here are the true gems that
place Gordon Ramsay at the apogee of contemporary British cuisine. In
Kitchen Heaven, Gordon's a man with a mission: to give back to the
industry that has given him so much. And if he can impose his excellence
into our home kitchens, so much the better. His confident and sometimes
forceful character define the gregarious style of his cooking so the
finesse and elegance of this book will surprise many.
His beautifully illustrated book includes many of the
recipes he uses in his TV series, Kitchen Nightmares, to replace
tired and misguided fancy food with hearty fare focused more on local
produce and fresh, good-quality ingredients simply presented. Don't be
intimidated by Ramsay's reputation for three Michelin star perfection. The
man whose previous book, Gordon Ramsay's Just Desserts, includes a
recipe for a roasted rhubarb and apple crumble (an easy and warming
comfort pudding), is surprisingly accessible as a creator of cookbooks for
anyone's kitchen. He is a master of great classics such as bouillabaisse,
fish pie, Caesar salad and a stuffed loin of roast suckling pig with
crispy crackling that you'll be calling your mum about.
Gordon Ramsay is the most celebrated chef working in Britain today,
with a well-deserved reputation for fabulous food. Here, he reveals how he
transforms ingredients into the sublime dishes for which he is so justly
famous. Much more than a collection of his superb recipes, this
inspirational book passes on many of the secrets of his cooking
techniques, knowledge and skills. Recipes are presented in a
straightforward and comprehensive way with detailed descriptions of
Gordon's special techniques, his innovative short-cuts, and other culinary
hot tips with close-up photography. With recipes for fish and shellfish,
poultry and game, meat, vegetables, salads, fruits, breads and pastries,
as well as flavourings, stocks and dressings, this unique cookbook is
destined to become a classic kitchen reference book.
Jamie
Oliver Books. Learn more about the Naked Chef
here.
Pukka Tukka [2000] --
Jamie Oliver (VHS Tape - Video Collection Int. Ltd. - 6
November, 2000).
Nigella Lawson Books
HOW TO EAT,
The pleasures and principles of good food - Chatto & Windus, 1998
AmazonReview................
Nigella Lawson has long been among the most realistic as well as the most
readable of writers on food. Her description of a three-star dinner really
is a good second best to actually eating it yourself. But equally she
knows the inestimable value of a bacon sandwich on sliced white. This
wonderful book combines both of these talents as she sets out on the
ambitious task to impart no less than "the Pleasures and Principles of
Good Food". The book is neatly divided into categories--cooking in
advance, weekend lunch, low fat and so on--each with its own passionate
and intelligent introductory essay.
Delia Smiths Cookbooks
Learn more about Delia Smith here.
In an age when everyone can literally shop around the world for ingredients
at supermarkets, where they can buy instant meals or their salads and vegetables
ready prepared, when every other shop in the high street is a take-away or fast
food outlet. "Delia's How to Cook" returns to the roots of cooking to rediscover
the joys and simple pleasures of food. In this, the first of two volumes, Delia
starts at the very beginning, explaining in detail the staple ingredients of all
cooking - eggs, flour, potatoes, rice and pasta. Here, she guides beginners
through many of the basic techniques that will serve them for a lifetime of
cooking, right from boiling and poaching an egg, through bread and pastry
making, to sauces and cooking all kinds of rice perfectly every time. For those
who have mastered the techniques - and for those who are already accomplished
cooks - the book provides a collection of recipes, incorporating new ideas such
as fat-free white sauces, chips you don't have to fry and soufflés that don't
collapse.
This collection of Christmas recipes from
Delia Smith includes five different
Christmas cakes, a complete vegetarian menu, recipes for gifts such as
chocolate truffles, and many traditional favourites. There are also ideas
for festive occasions from drinks parties to dinner parties, with dishes
such as roast goose with potato, sage and apple stuffing; caramelized
orange trifle; and a terrine with four cheeses.
More Delia Smith Cook books.
A New Edition for the 1990s --
Delia Smith (Paperback - BBC Consumer Publishing (Books) - 5
March, 1992).
Delia's Vegetarian Collection --
Delia Smith, Victoria Wood (Foreword) (Hardcover - BBC
Consumer Publishing (Books) - 17 October, 2002).
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