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Herb & Spice - A Cook's Reference Jill Norman

Herb & Spice - A Cook's Reference By Jill Norman

Herb & Spice - A Cook's Reference by Jill Norman


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Summary

Most cooks are familiar with the old favourites - parsley and thyme, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla - but what is wattle seed? Is horseradish a herb or a spice? And why do you always have to pick twiggy bits of rosemary out of a stew? This reference book can answer all these questions and more.

Herb & Spice - A Cook's Reference Summary

Herb & Spice - A Cook's Reference by Jill Norman

A classic reference book providing essential step-by-step preparation techniques such as dry-roasting (spices) and preserving (herbs). Features elegant field-to-table spreads, bringing to life old favourites such as turmeric and new discoveries, with expert advice on buying and storing.

About Jill Norman

Jill Norman has published books on food and drink for many years. She is the author of DK's 'Classic Herb Cookbook' and the successful 'The Complete Book of Spices'. Jill is the editor of Elizabeth David's books and now the Literary Trustee of the David Estate, and she recently updated all the herbs and spices entries in the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Table of Contents

Herbs - introducing herbs: fresh and mild herbs - parsley, purslane, claytonia, borage, salad burnet; perilla, mitsuba, orache; sweet herbs - marigold, basil, Asian basils, bay, myrtle, angelica, scented geranium, sweet cicely, lavender, woodruff, pandan; citrus or tart herbs - bergamot, lemon balm, Vietnamese basil, lemon verbena, sassafras, sorrel, houttuynia, rice paddy herb; liquorice or anise herbs - chervil, tarragon, dill, fennel, agastache; minty herbs - mint, calamint, catnip; oniony herbs - garlic, green onion, chives, Chinese chives; pungent and spicy herbs - oregano and marjoram, rosemary, sage, thyme, savory, micromeria, coriander, culantro, rau ram, rocket, wasabi, horseradish, watercress, epazote, mugwort; preparing herbs - stripping, chopping and pounding herbs, drying and rubbing herbs, making vinegars, oils and butters. Spices - introducing spices: nutty spices - sesame, nigella, poppy, mahlab, wattle; sweet spices - cinnamon, cassia, coriander, juniper, rose, vanilla, akudjura, pink pepper, paprika; acidic and fruity spices - tamarind, sumac, barberry, pomegranate, kokam, amchoor; citrus spices - lemon grass, kaffir lime, galangal, lemon myrtle, citrus; liquorice or anise spices - star anise, anise, liquorice; warm and earthy spices - saffron, cardamom, black cardamom, cumin, caraway, nutmeg, mace, turmeric, zedoary, curry leaves, annatto; bitter or astringent spices - capers, ajowan, feugreek, mastic, safflower; pungent spices - pepper, cubeb, aromatic leaves, mountain pepper, grains of paradise, Sichuan pepper and sansho, fresh ginger, dried ginger, allspice, cloves, asafoetida, mustard, chillies; preparing spices - bruising, grating, slicing and shredding spices, dry roasting and frying spices, grinding, crushing and making spice pastes, preparing fresh chillies, preparing dried chillies. Recipes - blending herbs and spices: herb mixtures; spice mixtures; sauces and condiments; marinades. Cooking with herbs and spices: soups and light dishes; fish; meats; vegetables; pasta, noodles and grains; desserts and drinks.

Additional information

GOR002277487
9780751337419
0751337412
Herb & Spice - A Cook's Reference by Jill Norman
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Dorling Kindersley Ltd
20021107
336
N/A
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