The Best of Modern British Cooking by Sarah Freeman
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- ISBN 10 0316913898
- ISBN 13 9780316913898
- Published Feb 06 1997
- Format Paperback
- Page Count 258
- Language English
- Edition New edition
- Countries United States
- Publisher Little, Brown & Company
- Imprint Little, Brown & Company
Publishers Text
For the past ten or 15 years, British cookery has been out of fashion. Food writers have passed it over in favour of Eastern of Mediterranean cooking and chefs and critics have condemned it as boring or bad. Now, however, it is enjoying a revival and a new generation of "Modern British" chefs, whose cooking is both inventive and eclectic, is turning to Britain's culinary heritage for inspiration. This cookery book contains over 200 recipes including classic favourites such as pea soup with smoked ham and mint; smoked haddock kedgeree; steak, kidney and oyster pie; and roast duckling stuffed with prunes. For those who like to experiment with taste and texture, there are dishes such as Arbroath smokie pate with smoked garlic and whisky; fish salad with rocket and anchovy sauce; braised pheasant with pistachio; and walnut crumble laced with Armagnac.Other cookbooks by this author
- Best of Modern British Cookery
- The Best of Modern British Cookery
- The Borough Market Cookbook: Meat and Fish
- Isabella and Sam: The Story of Mrs. Beeton
- Modern British Cooking
- Mutton and Oysters: The Victorians and Their Food
- Real Cheese Companion
- The Real Cheese Companion
- The Student Cook Book: Eating Well without Microwave, Mixer or Money
- The Student Cookbook Counterpack
- The Student Oriental Cookbook
- The Student Pasta Cookbook
- The Student Vegetarian Cookbook

