Sausage: Recipes For Making And Cooking With Homemade Sausage [a Cookbook]

Victoria Wise
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Sausage: Recipes For Making And Cooking With Homemade Sausage [a Cookbook]

Victoria Wise
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  • Date de publication : Apr 27, 2010
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 176
  • Éditeur : Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed
  • ISBN : 9781580080125
  • Dimensions : 7.51" W x 0.52" L x 9.12" H
Victoria Wise, once a doctoral student in philosophy, cooked the first meal at the famed Chez Panisse Restaurant in Berkeley, California, in 1971. In 1973, she opened Pig-by-the-Tail, a charcuterie that helped define Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto as the epicenter of culinary innovation and redefine the notion of “deli” in America. Twelve years later, she sold Pig-by-the-Tail to pursue her other passions—writing, gardening, and developing fresh home cooking recipes for her books—while she raised her son. She has written for the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, Williams-Sonoma Taste, and Food & Wine and has published thirteen books on cooking and gardening. Her first book, American Charcuterie: Recipes from Pig-by-the-Tail, was nominated for the James Beard Cookbook of the Year award in 1986. Victoria resides in Oakland, California.
"For lovers of succulent ground meat dishes, Victoria Wise has written a consciousness-raising cookbook that pooh-poohs the notion that sausage has to be encased—or even made of meat. In Sausage: Recipes for Making and Cooking with Homemade Sausage, a slim, practical, paperback cookbook from 10 Speed Press, she gives the home cook permission to go freestyle. Wise opens up a world of savory ground meat, fish and vegetable dishes that stand on their own or work as part of a bigger picture."—The San Francisco Examiner

"Victoria’s recipes are inventive and well-spiced. Follow her lead and expand your mind and taste buds with Sausage."Super Chef blog

"Decades before sausage became the fetishized plaything of meat-mad chefs in the Bay Area, Victoria Wise was at the forefront of the ground-meat movement. Her brand-new book, Sausage, shows why."Tasting Table, San Francisco edition

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