Delicious! is packed with inspirational recipes featuring mouth-watering ingredients from the deli. Every recipe offers a new idea for making the most of deli counter fare - the tasty stocks, marinated vegetables, cold meats, fresh cheeses, delicious pastas, and flavoured oils that are found in delis everywhere. All the dishes, from cheat's coq au vin to banana tarte tatin, are simple to prepare yet fantastic to look at and delicious to eat. Black-and-white step-by-step photographs reveal how to perform the trickiest techniques, and more than thirty colour pictures show the finished dishes. But Delicious! is more than just a recipe book. James offers invaluable advice on how to choose vinegars, oils, pickles, dressings, and other deli counter produce - creating a unique introduction to the bewildering array of fabulous foods from the deli.
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Delicious! is packed with inspirational recipes featuring mouth-watering ingredients form the deli. Every recipe offers a new idea for making the most of deli counter fare - the tasty stocks, marinated vegetables, cold meats, fresh cheeses, delicious pastas, and flavoured oils that are found in delis everywhere.
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James Martin, one of Britain's favourite TV chefs, is so passionate about deli food that he has opened his own delicatessen, Cadogan & James, in his home town of Winchester. James has made a huge impact with his innovative and hands-on approach to cooking, charming the audiences of Ready Steady Cook and appearing as a celebrity chef on Why Weight?, one of Channel 4's most popular food programmes. His first book, Eating Out with James Martin, was published by Mitchell Beazley in 1998.
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James Martin has come up with a fantastic cook book. Simple ideas, great flavour combinations and it feels really contemporary too. Apparently there is a series to go with the book, but I havent seen it on TV yet, but that doesnt matter.
The instructions are clear, and the recipes work.
I really enjoyed the potato, truffle and ham terrine (one of the more involved dishes) and got a new twist on bubble and squeak as well.
There are plenty more recipes to try and I think that I will definitely be going back to this cook book again.
The instructions are clear, and the recipes work.
I really enjoyed the potato, truffle and ham terrine (one of the more involved dishes) and got a new twist on bubble and squeak as well.
There are plenty more recipes to try and I think that I will definitely be going back to this cook book again.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By lassie
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Fantastic book for entertaining. I use a lot of the recipes for starters and impressive lunches. The book is a little old in style due to when it was first published but don't let it put you off as the recipes are clear, easy to follow and delicious!
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