The essential A--Z reference of culinary termsconcise and up-to-date Anyone who has ever struggled to pronounce a word on a menu or wrestled with an unfamiliar recipe ingredient or cooking technique will find a true friend in this revised and updated edition of The Chefs Companion.;THE Chef's COMPAN
THE Chef’s Companion. A Culinary Dictionary
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Riely Elizabeth. THE Chef’s Companion. A Culinary Dictionary. - Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2003. - 355 p.
The dictionary provides for the American culinary scene at large. The main difference in this third edition is the Chinese cuisine entries. This edition also gives wine entries, names of vegetables, fish food, etc. The book also comprises a big list of selected bibilography and an appendix with weights and measures conversions.
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Библиотека;Досуг;Кулинария;Кулинарные книги, энциклопедии, сборники
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Paladina: a butcher's apprentice -- Alme: a maestro in the kitchen, amore in the dining room -- Cene and Fiobbio: farm to table ... fifty feet -- Cinque terre: sex on the Italian Riviera -- Barolo and Barbaresco: I can't see through this fog -- Villa d'Almè: simple Italian cooking at its best -- Alb
Paladina: a butcher's apprentice -- Alme: a maestro in the kitchen, amore in the dining room -- Cene and Fiobbio: farm to table ... fifty feet -- Cinque terre: sex on the Italian Riviera -- Barolo and Barbaresco: I can't see through this fog -- Villa d'Almè: simple Italian cooking at its best -- Alb
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