Formulas for Flavour: How to Cook Restaurant Dishes at Home by John Campbell
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Roast plum, honey and yoghurt ice cream
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Nord1jus
Plums are roasted in syrup with fresh bay leaves, pink peppercorns, star anise and used vanilla beans – the smell while roasting is exotic and excites your taste buds :)
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Tarte fine of peach, pepper ice cream
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Nord1jus
...the combination might alarm you but it was lovely – the occasional grain of pepper makes for a nice contrast and I really enjoyed it...
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White chocolate mousse, raspberry milkshake
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Nord1jus
I was just happy with the melt-in-your-mouth white chocolate mousse with the berries, but the raspberry milkshake (raspberry liqueur/coulis at the bottom)...really makes the most of fresh raspberries.
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'Rhubarb and custard'
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Nord1jus
...it consists of rhubarb mousse and compote with ginger sponge base, rhubarb & custard ice-cream and rhubarb tuile – extremely rhubarb-y :)
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- ISBN 10 1840910259
- ISBN 13 9781840910254
- Published Oct 15 2001
- Format Hardcover
- Page Count 160
- Language English
- Countries United Kingdom
- Publisher Octopus Publishing Group
- Imprint Conran Octopus Ltd
Publishers Text
Imagine having a Michelin-starred chef as your best friend. Someone who would share your love of good food and divulge the culinary expertise that would guarantee all your dishes really work.Meet John Campbell, acclaimed chef at Lords of the Manor, one of Britain's most luxurious hotels. Here he distills years of hard work and meticulous study in the gastronomic arts and sciences into a concise selection of foolproof gourmet recipes that lovers of fine dining can enjoy at home. Your tastebuds will thrill to the exciting combinations of quality ingredients on John's menus, but best of all, he takes you step-by-step through every stage of each dish's execution, explaining not only what to do when cooking, but how and why. You will be the envy of friends, and well on the way to developing your own signature dishes.
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