From Britain's favourite Michelin-starred chefs comes Galvin: A Cookbook de Luxe, in which brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin provide their singular take on the world's favourite cuisine - the much-loved and ever-popular brasserie de luxe food of France. A publishing event destined to do for French food what The River Cafe Cookbook did for Italian! With mouthwatering classics such as 'Cassoulet of Toulouse Sausage', 'Crisp Confit of Duck Leg', 'Black Pudding and Salad Lyonnaise' and 'Apple Tatin with Creme Normande' this beautiful book comprises 150 recipes and is richly illustrated throughout.
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'Chris and Jeff Galvin have revved up bistro cuisine in London - and many now say they outcook the Parisians at their own game.' The Daily Telegraph The book is everything you would expect from Chris and his younger brother Jeff: honest, warm and welcoming. Illustrated with stunning photography by Lara Holmes, it is packed full of the most wonderful recipes reflecting the Galvins' strong allegiance to the classical French cookery which underlines their repertoire. Caterer and Hotelkeeper
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The remarkable Galvin brothers have had huge success with their restaurants. Galvin Bistrot de Luxe, which opened in 2005 in London's Baker Street to great acclaim, rapidly established itself as one of the capital's great dining destinations. Galvin at Windows, which opened in 2006, gained a Michelin Star in 2010. And Galvin La Chapelle and Cafe Vin, both of which opened in 2009, are the most recent chapters in their incredible story of success, with La Chapelle gaining its Michelin Star in 2011.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Cueball
Format:Hardcover
I am lucky enough to have dined at their restaurant next to spittalfields market and it was up there with the one and two star restaurants I have eaten at and was one of the best meals I have ever had. As part of the tasting menu we ordered I received a signed copy of this book and it is incredible. It requires a decent level of cooking technique but a high standard home cook should be comfortable. The beef short ribs recipe is phenomenal - a regular dinner party dish I make. All in all buy this book and enjoy some fantastic food!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By LMonty
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
This has secrets to perfect stocks, and recipes that include white truffle risotto which having had that at Galvin La Chapellenis one of the best I have ever had and was pleased to be able to replicate at home.
21 of 27 people found the following review helpful
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Fantastic the future is bright the future is French cuisine at its best
11 Dec 2011
By Danny Marbella
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Format:Hardcover
What a breath of fresh air, and makes for great reading:
As a long time admirer of the Galvin brothers' food and their restaurants, I have been eagerly looking forward to the publication of this, their first book, Galvin a Cookbook de Luxe. It has been a long time coming, but has most definitely been worth the wait.
The 286-page book is everything you would expect from Chris and his younger brother Jeff: honest, warm and welcoming. Illustrated with stunning photography by Lara Holmes, it is packed full of the most wonderful recipes reflecting the Galvins' strong allegiance to the classical French cookery which underlines their repertoire.
The story of the brothers' rise to the top of the culinary tree in London, where their four restaurants - Galvin Bistrot de Luxe, Galvin at Windows and Galvin La Chapelle & Cafe Vin - continually wow both customers and critics.
From the outset of their working lives - initially as teenagers taken on at a local Brentwood restaurant to earn pocket money - to the launch of Galvin Restaurants in 2005, Jeff has frequently followed in his brother's footsteps. Over the years they've worked together at Dinham Hall in Ludlow, and then in London at L'Escargot and the Orrery.
The French focus of the Galvins' cooking is perhaps surprising given that you could not meet two more down-to-earth British Chefs. They have, however, been influenced by their training and say that they like the discipline of French cookery. No matter what the influences are, there is no question that the food they produce is sublime - and the recipes here back that up.
Dishes range from simple classics such as tart flambée from Alsace and salade Lyonnaise to the more complex braised veal cheeks, ham and tongue with pommes purées and truffles Madeira sauce and savarin of summer berries. Some could easily be cooked at home, but my guess is that more of the recipes are likely to be reproduced by chefs keen to try some of the secrets of the Galvins' success.
Galvin a Cookbook de Luxe celebrates the work and lives of two of the nicest and most talented chefs in the industry. In time, I am certain that it will be regarded as a classic.
As a long time admirer of the Galvin brothers' food and their restaurants, I have been eagerly looking forward to the publication of this, their first book, Galvin a Cookbook de Luxe. It has been a long time coming, but has most definitely been worth the wait.
The 286-page book is everything you would expect from Chris and his younger brother Jeff: honest, warm and welcoming. Illustrated with stunning photography by Lara Holmes, it is packed full of the most wonderful recipes reflecting the Galvins' strong allegiance to the classical French cookery which underlines their repertoire.
The story of the brothers' rise to the top of the culinary tree in London, where their four restaurants - Galvin Bistrot de Luxe, Galvin at Windows and Galvin La Chapelle & Cafe Vin - continually wow both customers and critics.
From the outset of their working lives - initially as teenagers taken on at a local Brentwood restaurant to earn pocket money - to the launch of Galvin Restaurants in 2005, Jeff has frequently followed in his brother's footsteps. Over the years they've worked together at Dinham Hall in Ludlow, and then in London at L'Escargot and the Orrery.
The French focus of the Galvins' cooking is perhaps surprising given that you could not meet two more down-to-earth British Chefs. They have, however, been influenced by their training and say that they like the discipline of French cookery. No matter what the influences are, there is no question that the food they produce is sublime - and the recipes here back that up.
Dishes range from simple classics such as tart flambée from Alsace and salade Lyonnaise to the more complex braised veal cheeks, ham and tongue with pommes purées and truffles Madeira sauce and savarin of summer berries. Some could easily be cooked at home, but my guess is that more of the recipes are likely to be reproduced by chefs keen to try some of the secrets of the Galvins' success.
Galvin a Cookbook de Luxe celebrates the work and lives of two of the nicest and most talented chefs in the industry. In time, I am certain that it will be regarded as a classic.
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