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File Size: 77176 KB
Print Length: 448 pages
Publisher: Rux Martin/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 1 edition (October 6, 2015)
Publication Date: October 6, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B010546GTY
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I rarely purchase cookbooks: I prefer to order them from my public library, read them from cover to cover, and then photocopy a few recipes of interest. I buy only those which offer something new and interesting, such as those from an unfamiliar cuisine. I buy only books I know I want in my permanent library: books to which I know to which I will refer time and time again. This book was an exception: I purchased it because I love Jacques, have read all of his previous books, and am loving the TV series (you can watch the episodes free on KQED's website for a limited amount of time). I didn't buy it for the recipes, I bought it for the read and the memories. I'm not disappointed: it's a great read and exactly what I expected. Fascinating, nostalgic, sentimental, informative, all at the same time. Jacques' illustrations are a lovely bonus. However, to my surprise--and the reason for my 5-star review--I stuck an amazing number of eight Post-It notes on pages of the book: I want to make these recipes! I'm very old and, albeit always a home cook, classically-trained in French cooking (so long ago that we called it "cooking school" rather than "culinary school"), and sometimes think I know everything. Eight Post-It notes on a "French" cookbook is astonishing for me! Although, of course, Jacques loves to celebrate foods in season--we all do--I love that he is not a snob about some packaged foods. As in his great show "Fast Food My Way" (KQED episodes are on youtube in case you missed them), he uses bottled ketchup and admits that he buys not only pesto from his supermarket, but also from their "delicatessen," "olives, mozzarella balls, sun-dried tomatoes in oil, marinated mushroooms,pimientos, roasted garlic, and more." I love that this truly great French chef truly understands how the rest of us cook in our kitchens in daily life--and even when we're showing off--and has brought us not "dumbed-down" but his "smarted-up" recipes.
This is my favorite cook book of all time. Every recipe in here is approachable yet still elegant. He finds a way to make a recipe simple, with common ingredients, but the end result is like a fine dining experience. So far I have made 8 recipes out of this book and they've all been wonderful, the linguine with clams was great, the black lentil salad is amazing, and I can't remember what it was called but there's a simple chicken thigh in a mushroom cream sauce recipe that I used as a starting point for one of my own recipes. I can't stress enough the simplicity of the ingredients he uses, that's the problem I have with a lot of chefs on TV, they have an unlimited budget so they use ingredients that are way beyond the price range of the average person, so people don't even bother making them. Pepin doesn't do that for the most part, every recipe I've made so far I've been able to get everything at the regular grocery store.
I got this as a gift from my son for my bday, per my request. I have 2 other books by J.Pepin. Lots of illustrations of finished recipes in here, and enough white space on the page to read the recipe and steps w/o needing strong glasses.My first recipe I made was the easiest thing I could find to jump in, the Coffee Panna Cotta. I made it for company recently bc it turned out great during my test batch. I have seen recipes for panna cotta in every flavor and combination of dairy imaginable. This was so simple, with few ingredients, I love it. Serve it with a drizzle of chocolate syrup on top, or a few curls of shaved chocolate or a shot of whipped cream. When I get a cookbook with lots of personal narratives inside, I tend to skim over it... but this one was different. His anecdotes were interesting w/o being overbearing. I learned a lot of tidbits of his life story and understand why his tastes in food have developed beyond French cuisine. This book is a compilation of that life journey, presented as it were, on a plate. It is not just about French food. So if that's what you want, look elsewhere. The recipes are many, and with much variety; so you will find an array of the most recognizable ingredients to a few 'strange' ones as defined by the American commonplace diet. There are many simple seafood, shellfish, recipes that are 10 mins to whip up and the usual suspects, chicken, beef, pork, vegetables, etc...it is common that in the majority of cookbooks out there, you will find some recipes you'll never do while jumping into others. Some simple dessert recipes too...I want to try the brittle using seeds bc my g'daughter is allergic to nuts. Although he says you can use a pot on the stove to make this, he gives instructions to use the microwave to do it, which shows you, he doesn't mind using something that is usually relegated to just heating up tea or water. He has nice simple gratin recipes using various veggies--tomatoes, endive, etc..Jacques is not stuffy or fru fru. He is so down to earth in his outlook on food as in life, and his comments bear that out... I always remember how he once said on TV that it's not a question as to washing mushrooms, adding, simply, that if they are dirty, you MUST wash them... it's just a matter of when. Just do it right before you cook with them. So many cooks and chefs say NEVER to run them under water, like it's a cardinal sin to do that, subscribing instead to a damp cloth or soft-bristled brush at most. I wash them under a faucet and dry them off and cook away. If it's ok for Jacques, it's ok by me! My kind of guy. This is just an example of what I mean. He does not stand on ceremony, he uses common sense and is comfortable in his approach to food, cooking, and methods.... His cooking is as easy and relaxed and approachable as he is. In fact, the message he makes clear in this book is that food should taste like what it is, not to disguise it or gussy it up so much that you lose what the food is. He says, with both food and wine, he just wants to enjoy what he eats and drinks--not to over analyze it. I love that. In short, as on his TV series and these books, that is what you get...a straightforward and refreshingly simple approach to food. No tricks nor gimmicks, no fancy foamy garnishes on food here. I have many pages in his new book tagged. And as Jacques would say, it's not a matter of will I cook some more recipes--it's just a matter of WHEN I will. And I will. I'll report back later when I do.Dec 22: I made the "chocolate pistachio brittle" and it turned out fabulous. It is all made in one bowl in a microwave! I made half a recipe using walnuts (I had no pistachios) and chocolate chips and it was so good, easy and fast and ready to eat in about an hour! I then made a full recipe using chocolate chips and sunflower seeds. It too was great. My 9 yr old g'daughter has never had peanut brittle bc of her serious allergy to peanuts, now she can have a faux peanut brittle made to order for her and using all safe ingredients. The taste was delish. I am dealing with many huge dental issues and I too was taking a huge risk making brittle! I was glad I did, bc the brittle is not SO brittle and hard as to break your teeth, it has just the perfect crunch and taste. Plan on putting this out along with pie and cookies at the Christmas table.Feb 2016: Made his simple red cabbage slaw, uses vinaigrette, not a mayo base, simple to make, great for summer when you don't want to risk mayo going sour. He added blue cheese at end, I used goat cheese which I prefer.Feb. 2017: There are 2 desserts easy breezy, baked apple which I made last night to use up less than perfect eating apples, and then I saw a chocolate soufflé recipe simpler than one I had. Uses only egg whites, no flour, and that makes it also gluten free if needed. I can't wait to try it. I love the way Jacques finds the simpler way to do things.
Great book. The stories, the artwork and the recipies are all what you would expect from this man. I love how simple ingredients make delicious meals and like most of us over the year Mr. Pepin has expanded his repotoire to include international flavors as well as those he grew up loving. Isn't that true of all our lives in the kitchen? We update and recreate our favorites growing up and learn new ingredients, techniques, and flavors from our own experiences which we share through our food with loved ones. It doesn't have to be complicated or difficult to be delicious. So adventure out with a new ingredient, Mr. Pepin will lovingly guide you to add some new flavors, techniques, or recipies to your own. Unlike many new cookbooks from star-chefs, you will be able to make these recipies without lots of gadgets and gizmos, and still have time to spend with your guests because as Mr. Pepin recognizes that is the most important part of any meal, the fellowship.
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