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The Vineyard Kitchen: Menus Inspired by the Seasons (Cookbooks) [Hardcover]

Thomas Keller , Maria Helm Sinskey


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18 of 20 people found the following review helpful
tried two recipes 15 April 2004
By Teresa C. Quint - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
Tonight I tried two of the recipes in this book and both turned out so absolutely delicious that I believe it is my obligation to write a review about it. I made the roasted tomatoes with olives and cheese along with the oven-roasted potatoes and shallots. I served these dishes with steak. Browsing through this book (which I borrowed from the library), I see a few must-try recipes that use the minimum of quality ingredients needed to produce an outstanding dish. In general, I don't have the patience for recipes that use up tiny amounts of expensive (likely to be used only once) ingredients. For example, the butternut squash soup uses squash, onion, honey, sage, stock and creme fraiche (easily reproduced with cream and buttermilk). Simple yet different all the same. Based on my thorough browse of this book, Amazon can expect another book order from me.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Thank goodness for the talented sanity 2 July 2007
By C. Wilkinson - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
I'm so OVER cookbooks that try to impress and then merely confuse. I loved this cookbook, because the author/chef is so aware of what truly matters in cooking well...fresh, in season ingredients and preparation that enhances these ingredients. There's nothing pretentious about any of the recipes...some may seem a bit intimitating to novice cooks, but each recipe is very well written in order to guide and instruct. I always check out interesting cookbooks from my library to see if they are worth the investment before I buy...this one definitely is. Kudos to Maria Helm Skinskey...a great cookbook.
10 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I highly recommend this cookbook! 14 Oct 2003
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
I am not an experienced cook by any means, but I found the recipes to be clear, easy to follow and delicious!
Many cookbooks that I buy tend to be a bit intimidating. But not this one.
The Black and Blueberry Cobbler recipe was a huge hit at my dinner party.

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