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| Title | : | Charcuterie: The Craft of Salting, Smoking, and Curing (Revised and Updated) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.15 (851 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0393240053 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-24 |
| Language | : | English |
coolhandjeanluc said If you want a beautifully written, lyrical account of one man's journey into. If you want a beautifully written, lyrical account of one man's journey into sodium nitrite, this book is for you. If you want clear, consistent instructions that you can actually use to cure meat, this book is seriously deficient.I've cured and smoked bacon twice in the past couple of months. The first time, I followed a recipe that I found by Googling and it came out great. Everywhere I looked, though, I saw references to this book, and how great it is, and I figured I should probably break down and spend the money to get "real" instru. One recipe removed in revision Update 1/13: Per comments below, the author has confirmed that guanciale is the one and only recipe which was removed from this edition.****You've probably already read several reviews of this book and know how good it is. It is one of my favorite cookbooks - I like it so much that I often end up giving away my copy as a gift to friends and buying a new one. Recently I replaced mine with the new revised edition, and I was excited to see how the recipes would be revised and tweaked.Much to my disappointment, the revised edition has recipe. It's a great book with great recipes It's a great book with great recipes.This is more of like an actual recipe book for someone who is already into charcuteries, it's not very "newbie friendly" which is okay.Reason i took off two stars:1. No pictures. I mean there are some hand drawn illustrations, but with the cover being as food pornish as it was I expected CENTERFOLDS of succulent coppa displayed to motivate me.2. With curing being such a fine-tune art, with every quarter of a percent affecting the product, it seems like they were pretty lax with the exact % values of t
. He lives in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.Brian Polcyn is the chef/owner of Forest Grill in Birmingham, Michigan, and a professor of charcuterie at SchoolCraft College in Livonia, Michigan. Michael Ruhlman has written and coauthored many bestsellers, among them The French Laundry Cookbook and Ratio
The experience “became a fascination that transformed into a quest” to understand the larger world of food preservation, called charcuterie, once a critical factor in human survival. This love song to animal fat and salt has blossomed into a bona fide culinary movement, throughout America and beyond, of curing meats and making sausage, pâtés, and confits. Along the way he met Brian Polcyn, who had been surrounded with traditional and modern charcuterie since childhood. An essential update of the perennial bestseller.Charcuterie exploded onto the scene in 2005 and encouraged an army of home cooks and professional chefs to start curing their own foods. With new recipes and revised sections to reflect the best equipment available today, Charcuterie: Revised and Updated remains the undisputed authority on charcuterie. Early in his career, food writer Michael Ruhlman had his first taste of duck confit. He wondered why its methods and preparations, which used to keep communities alive and allowed for long-distance exploration, had been almost forgotten. 50 line drawings. “My Polish grandma made kielbasa every Christmas and Easter,” he told Ruhlman. At the time, Polcyn was teaching butchery at Schoolcraft College outside Detroit.Ruhlman and Polcyn teamed up
"125 accessible, flavourful recipes for cured meats, pickles and preserves." Sunday Express "celebrates real food and offers lots of recipes that are worth following those who read it will learn enough basic principles to gain the confidence to experiment." The Field
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