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Paris 1999. 1 volume/1. -- Neuf -- Broché cousu. Format in-4°( 30 x 23,5 cm )( 1260 gr ). ------ 219 pages avec 97 superbes photogrammes à pleine page . ----- 13 textes sur les 167 répertoriés dans des revues hongroises, allemandes, tchèques, hollandaises, anglaises et américaines. ****************** ref XXsrm

Where would eggs benedict be without hollandaise, spaghetti without Bolognese, tortilla chips without salsa, or French fries without ketchup? A world without sauces is a dull and dry world indeed. But what exactly are sauces? How did they become a crucial element in every country’s cuisine? Maryann Tebben answers these questions in this flavorful history, giving sauces their due as a highly debatable but essential part of our culinary habits.             Tebben begins in fifth-century China with its many fermented sauces, then follows them along trade routes from East to West as they become a commodity and helped seafarers add flavor to their rations. Tracing the evolution of food technology, she explores the development of the art of sauce creation and examines the foams, ices, and smokes―barely recognizable as sauces―that are found in the increasingly popular world of molecular gastronomy. Tebben also investigates the many controversies that have sprung up around sauces―how salsa has overtaken ketchup in popularity in the United States, and how British Worcestershire sauce actually originated in India―and offers tantalizing historical comparisons such as that between ketchup and Tabasco. A charming look at the source of soy sauce, mole, beurre blanc, and more, Sauces will please expert chefs and novice sauciers alike.

The Sauce Book shows how to make 300 sauces simply and without fuss, while preserving the impeccable balance of flavors that has become Paul's trademark. Starting with French classics such as mayonnaise, hollandaise and veloute sauces, he covers all the basics and then suggests variations such as adding orange to a hollandaise or olives to a bearnaise. With this delicious book on world sauces it means that none of us needs ever to reach for the jar on the grocery shelf again.

Ever wondered why some of our dishes have the names they do? Where does Caesar Salad comes from? Who was Benedict and what's he got to do with combining poached eggs with ham and hollandaise sauce? In this fascinating journey into culinary history James Winter provides the answers to these questions and explores the origins of classic dishes from around the world. Who came up with them? When and what inspired chefs to combine certain ingredients? And why have they endured to become classics that we turn to again and again?With a total of 50 famous recipes, including 10 iconic cocktails, James covers some of the most well-known salads, suppers, and desserts from restaurants around the world including Battenberg Cake, Peach Melba, Sole Véronique, Chicken Kiev and Tom Collins. Including the quintessential version of each recipe plus hints and tips from top chefs, this book will inform and inspire in equal measure.You'll also find the answers to:Why is a Tarte Tatin upside-down?Where does the name Tortellini come from?What has meringue with ice cream got to do with Alaska?Who invented Oysters Rockefeller?Does Chicken Kiev really come from Kiev?Why is the Bellini named after a famous Italian painter?Accompanied by a recipe for each dish to inspire you to cook these classics at home, this a book for your kitchen shelf as well as your bedside table.

From a barbeque sauce that imbuse pork ribs with smoky flavor to a creamy hollandaise contrasting with crisp asparagus or refreshing pineapple salsa that sets off a single grilled fish, a delicious sauce can improve every dish. This is specially true when it comes to desserts—think of an almond pound cake drizzled with orange sauce, or a banana split topped with hot fudge.William-Sonoma Collection Sauce offers more than 40 terrific recipes from familiar favorites to fresh ideas. Each versatile sauce is presented as a part of an inspired dish, and you will find tempting fare to suit every course and every occasion. This beautifully photographed, full-color receipe collection is certain to become an essential addition to your kitchen library. “Just as the clothes make the man, the sauce can most certainly make a dish.”

From gooey cinnamon rolls to poached eggs lavished with lemony hollandaise, this scrumptious cookbook is filled with everyone’s favorite breakfast and brunch comfort food dishes. In addition, signature dishes from favorite breakfast and brunch restaurants around the country are highlighted throughout the book, including restaurant photos and stories.In Williams-Sonoma Breakfast Comforts, celebrated cookbook author Rick Rodgers shares his favorite tried-and-true recipes for the morning meal, along with a collection of mouthwatering dishes from beloved breakfast and brunch restaurants across the country. Peppered with Rodgers’ nostalgic, personal tales, it also includes engaging stories behind the featured restaurants and the signature dishes that have made them so popular. Over 100 recipes will satisfy any breakfast craving, whether you prefer a sweet or savory start to the day. Showcasing American regional cuisine, the restaurant recipes include decadent cheese and berry blintzes from New York; chile-laced migas from the Southwest; crab cake Benedict from the Pacific Northwest; and the lightest, flakiest biscuits—with plenty of hearty sausage gravy on the side—from the American South. You’ll also find recipes for all the classics, such as butter- and syrup-drenched waffles; marmalade-stuffed French toast; scrambled eggs bursting with herbs and tomatoes; crispy corned beef hash; and sticky caramel-pecan rolls. No matter what you’re in the mood for, you’ll find inspiration for every palate and every occasion, from a casual family breakfast to a lazy Sunday brunch with friends, in this ultimate collection of comfort-food breakfasts.