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Language: English
Published by Fireside, 1992
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- Title
- Seafood: A Connoisseur's Guide and Cookbook
- Author
- Davidson, Alan
- Publisher
- Fireside
- Publication year
- 1992
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0671784129
- ISBN 13
- 9780671784126
- Illustrator
- Knox, Charlotte
Filled with great recipes and exquisite full-color paintings, Seafood is a culinary work of art--a stunning guide to the beauty and bounty of the sea from an acclaimed seafood writer and a talented artist. 84 full-color illustrations.
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From Publishers Weekly
Davidson, a onetime British diplomat, may be a Pisces, so scientifically yet passionately has he scrutinized denizens of the deep. In previous books ( Mediterranean Seafood ), he was hooked on famously popular fish in particular waters. Now that those fins are regularly imported and exported, he has developed a global perspective, illustrated handsomely by artist-collaborator Knox. Holding a sort of family reunion for international seafood, in short essays the ichthyologist introduces the habitats and habits of major genera and species, with a sensibility wry and erudite. The book's strong suit may be as a reference, but Davidson also offers traditional recipes for everything from tilliliemessakeitetytlalakaaryleetsp as is;checked (Finnish sole rolls in dill) to Mrs. Mary Lincoln's fish chowder. The author has modified the Canadian principal of estimating piscatorial cooking time by a specimen's thickness to the square of its thickness, and has further identified doneness at a thermometer reading of roughly 145 degrees. This will come in handy with books such as his, where overly long cooking times may do in delicate fish. Better Homes and Gardens Book Club Bonus Book.
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Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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