<p>Ever wondered what chefs love to cook when they are in their own kitchen? Away from the intensity and heat of restaurant service, what food makes them happiest on a weekend off? 33 globally renowned chefs have each shared three recipes for their favourite weekend treats in this special MasterChef
MasterChef: the Masters at Home: Best weekend recipes from the world's greatest chefs
- Publisher
- Absolute Press;Bloomsbury Publishing
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 240
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Master chefs from around the globe congregate in this groundbreaking book to celebrate delicious food for perfect weekends at home.
Ever wondered what chefs love to cook when they are in their own kitchen? Away from the intensity and heat of restaurant service, what food makes them happiest on a weekend off? Thirty-five globally renowned chefs have each shared three recipes for their favorite weekend treats in this special MasterChef collection of food at home.
Through beautiful, candid snapshots from their home lives, the fascinating background of each chef comes to life, providing a unique, never-before-seen window into his or her world. This intimate showcase of chefsβ private cooking is artistically captured by the legendary photographer David Loftus.
This brilliant cookbook is distinctive in style and substanceβa groundbreaking masterpiece for the new MasterChef book series.
β¦ Subjects
Food and Drink;Cooking;Food
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