Monday, February 23, 2009

Red and White or Japanese Cooking

Red and White: Wine Made Simple

Author: Max Allen

Warning: there are no star ratings, scoring systems, diagrams or maps in this book. Red and White: Wine Made Simple, is a pleasure guide to wine, an unashamed romp through the flavors, sensations and joy that wine can give us. It's a book that shines a light into the darkest cellars of wine appreciation, illuminating the mysterious delights to be found within.

More than a guide, Red and White is a celebration of an ancient liquid written for a new generation of wine drinkers- a book that makes a complex subject simple.



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Japanese Cooking: Contemporary and Traditional Simple, Delicious and Vegan

Author: Miyoko Nishimoto Schinner

Japanese Cooking Contemporary and Traditional: Simple, Delicious & Vegan — This cookbook showcases the essence of Japanese cuisine. Traditional dishes and regional specialties, along with everyday favorites of the 20th century Japanese housewife and the new "nouveau Japonaise" recipes, all display the delectable flavors and stunning presentation that Japanese food is famous for. Tofu, seitan, and other vegetarian foods are used to replace meat, fish, or fowl—with traditional tasting results. Miyoko's extensive knowledge of Japan's culinary customs, along with her childhood memories and favorite foods, help make this a truly unique Japanese cookbook.



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