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Category - Non Fiction / Cooking
Format - Paperback
Condition - Excellent
Listed - A year ago
Views - 6
Ships From - Arkansas
Est. Publication Date - Apr 1998
Seller Description
What is the difference between sauteed, fried, pan-fried, stir-fried, and deep-fried? How can wine have legs? What is dim sum? For those of us who aren't gourmet chefs but still want the know-how to decipher a menu in an upscale restaurant, talk food at a cocktail party, or simply impress family and friends, here is a culinary handbook that takes the mystery out of food. From beverages to breads, fruits to fish, pasta to potatoes, Everything You Pretend to Know About Food and Are Afraid Someone Will Ask offers a pantry-full of savory facts, including common cooking phrases and terminology, often misused food terms, and fascinating food lore. Ideal for browsing, for quick reference or deep study, this delightful book will enlighten and entertain both the genuine foodie and the culinary novice on the most universal of subjects: food.
Overview
Everything You Pretend to Know about Food and Are Afraid Someone Will Ask
ISBN: 9780140263732
Publisher Description
Answers such food questions as what makes popcorn pop, what head cheese is, how olive oil can be virgin, and what makes bagels chewy
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