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Olive oil, palm oil, nut oil, balsamic vinegar, fruit vinegar, rice vinegar, wine vinegar -- there have never been so many types of oils and vinegars readily available. Oils and vinegars are not only essential ingredients for Italian, French, Chinese, and Indian dishes, but for many cuisines around the world. It is now known that much can be done with these versatile ingredients. This book explores the wide range of possibilities, covering such areas as: -- History and production processes of oils and vinegars-- Their many culinary, cosmetic, and household uses-- The health properties of each variety-- Advice on combining oil and vinegar Illustrated with over 90 full-color photographs, this volume reveals the potential of both ingredients and will inspire you to buy and try unfamiliar oils and vinegars with confidence and incorporate them into your cookery and lifestyle in exciting and adventurous new ways.
A Gourmet Guide to Oil & Vinegar by Ursula Ferrigno Pdf
This sumptuously illustrated book provides the reader with an in-depth study of speciality oils and vinegars and offers up recipes and tips for how to season and cook with them. Along the dry, rocky coast of the Mediterranean Sea, olive orchards and vineyards stretch inland from Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey and North Africa. Olive cultivation is not just limited to the ‘Old World’, though. Olive groves also thrive in the warmer climates of Northern California, South Africa, Mexico and New Zealand’s North Island. Colors range from green to golden yellow, the aromas are nearly as varied and complex as wine. Just as with any ingredients in cooking, the flavors must complement each other, bring out the subtleties by layering with other notes of sweet, bitter, acid and salty flavorings. Nut oils, although less prevalent, also feature in Mediterranean and European cooking. These vary in hue from light browns of hazelnut and walnut to the distinctive green of pistachio oil. Alongside olive and other culinary oils, vinegar is a must-have. Derived from the fermentation of alcohol-based beverages, such as red and white wines, Sherry, Champagne, malt cider and grain alcohols, vinegars have been used for centuries to flavor and preserve foods. Specialty vinegars provide a wide range of flavors. Those that are wine-based may call out the grape varietals from which they are made, such as Pinot Noir or Merlot, and simple red and white wine vinegars are often infused with fresh herbs and fruits.
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The Gourmet's Guide to Cooking with Chocolate by Dwayne Ridgaway Pdf
Building on the concept of The Gourmet’s Guide to Cooking with Wine and The Gourmet’s Guide to Cooking with Beer, this fully illustrated book shows how to use chocolate as the ultimate convenience ingredient that will add big impact to your cooking and baking repertoire. Why? Chocolate is versatile. It can be used with many different types of food. Use it to add variety and flavor to ordinary dishes. Add chocolate and you instantly add class to the most humble fare. With more than 150 recipes for savory dishes and inspired desserts—all featuring chocolate—you’ll never look at a candy bar the same way again.
The Gourmet's Guide to Cooking with Liquors and Spirits by Dwayne Ridgaway Pdf
Caution: Cooking with liquor and other spirits can be intoxicating! Adding liquors and spirits into simple dishes is the ultimate way to add potent flavor and subtle flair. Most people already have a well-stocked liquor cabinet, and anything from anise to whiskey can be splashed into a marinade, incorporated into a soup, or baked into a rich dessert. The Gourmet’s Guide to Cooking with Liquors andSpirits will take your cooking from everyday to elegant. Try one of these recipes tonight! Mojito Vinaigrette Lump Crab Cakes with Basil and Kaffir Lime Vodka Aioli White Chicken Chile with Cilantro and Whiskey Beef Tenderloin Steaks with Blackberry Brandy Sauce Grilled Vegetables with Anisette and Balsamic Vinegar Curaçao Rum Cake Irish Crème Pudding with Candied Cashews
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