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Don't Sweat the Aubergine
Nicholas Clee
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Description for Don't Sweat the Aubergine
Paperback. Answers the questions you always wanted to ask and solves those frustrating kitchen conundrums - why do some writers tell you to wash and soak rice before cooking while others never mention it? Why won't mince brown the way they tell you? Will an aubergine really taste better if you sweat it with salt first? Num Pages: 368 pages, Illustrations. BIC Classification: WBA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 194 x 125 x 24. Weight in Grams: 292.
On average, people cook no more than two dishes from each cookbook they buy. Why? Because most of the other recipes seem just too daunting.
At last, here is the book that answers the questions you always want to ask and solves those frustrating kitchen conundrums - why do some writers tell you to wash and soak rice before cooking while others never mention it? Why won't mince 'brown' the way they tell you? Will an aubergine really taste better if you sweat it with salt first? The authoritative verdict on these and every other cookery technique is here.
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Product Details
Publisher
Transworld Publishers Ltd United Kingdom
Number of pages
368
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2012
Condition
New
Number of Pages
368
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780552778008
SKU
V9780552778008
Shipping Time
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About Nicholas Clee
Nicholas Clee is a journalist and author. He lives in north London with his wife and two daughters.
Reviews for Don't Sweat the Aubergine
Intelligent, thoughtful, fascinating... A gem
Nigel Slater A really useful book for anyone interested in learning about the practical side of cooking rather than just throwing ingredients in the pan and hoping for the best
Matthew Fort Need a guide to that most complex of assietes rustiques, cassoulet? Wondering whether to salt that mountain of aubergines when you ... Read more
Nigel Slater A really useful book for anyone interested in learning about the practical side of cooking rather than just throwing ingredients in the pan and hoping for the best
Matthew Fort Need a guide to that most complex of assietes rustiques, cassoulet? Wondering whether to salt that mountain of aubergines when you ... Read more