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I love this book, even though its not really a book!
It's more of a compendium of alphabetical listings of foods that are paired together. The format basically goes something like this: Blueberries Season: spring-summer Taste: sour-sweet Botanical relatives: huckleberries Weight: light Volume: quiet-moderate Techniques: cooked, raw Tips: Can subtitute huckleberries allspice almonds apricots bananas blackberries butter, unsalted buttermilk chocolate, white CINNAMON cinnamon basil cloves... It is like a book that is a giant index, which refers you to things that can pair well. This book is more for people who have a willingness to experiment. It gives pointers on what other people think might go good with an item, such as blueberries. You have to figure out your own proportions. Of course, responsible cooks probably want to taste the food they serve beforehand anyways. ;)
September 2010 · Books
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