Cooking With Lydie Marshall by Lydie Marshall
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- ISBN 10 039452022X
- ISBN 13 9780394520223
- Published Oct 12 1982
- Format Hardcover
- Page Count 470
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher Knopf
- Imprint Alfred A. Knopf
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Marshall, a Parisian transplant, is an expert cooking instructor. Her Greenwich Village school, A La Bonne Cocotte (At the Good Cooking Pot), has been judged "a no-nonsense place that is the best in town" by the New York Times. Students-Woody Allen is an alumnus-usually wait a year to be accepted for the $65-a-lesson classes. Marshall's specialty is down-to-earth French cooking, but her meals are not down-scale. "They can be elegant," she says. "They can be well presented." She been privately slaving over her tell-all book, Cooking With Lydie Marshall (Knopf). The book is divided into 22 lessons: it takes neophytes from simple basics like tossed green salad vinaigrette to dishes like poached fish mousse. (excerpted from People Magazine, 1982)Other cookbooks by this author
- Chez Nous: Home Cooking From The South of France
- A Passion for Potatoes
- A Passion For Potatoes: 200 Recipes for Appetizers, Entrees, Side Dishes, Even Desserts
- A Passion For Provence: Home Cooking from the South of France
- Slow-Cooked Comfort: Soul-Satisfying Stews, Casseroles, And Braises For Every Season
- Soup of the Day: 150 Sustaining Recipes for Soup and Accompaniments to Make a Meal

