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  One More Croissant for the Road:...

  Felicity Cloake

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  ‘Joyful, life-affirming, greedy. I loved it’ – DIANA HENRY 
  ‘Whether you are an avid cyclist, a Francophile, a greedy gut, or simply an appreciator of impeccable writing – this book will get you hooked’ – YOTAM OTTOLENGHI 
  The nation’s ‘taster in chief’ cycles 2,300 km across France in search of the definitive versions of classic French dishes. 
  A green bike drunkenly weaves its way up a cratered hill in the late-morning sun, the gears grinding painfully, like a pepper mill running on empty. The rider crouched on top in a rictus of pain has slowed to a gravity-defying crawl when, from somewhere nearby, the whine of a nasal engine breaks through her ragged breathing. 
  A battered van appears behind her, the customary cigarette dangling from its driver’s-side window… as he passes, she casually reaches down for some water, smiling broadly in the manner of someone having almost too much fun. ‘No sweat,’ she says jauntily to his retreating exhaust pipe. ‘Pas de problème, monsieur.’ 
  A land of glorious landscapes, and even more glorious food, France is a place built for cycling and for eating, too – a country large enough to give any journey an epic quality, but with a bakery on every corner. Here, you can go from beach to mountain, Atlantic to Mediterranean, polder to Pyrenees, and taste the difference every time you stop for lunch. If you make it to lunch, that is… 
  Part travelogue, part food memoir, all love letter to France, One More Croissant for the Road follows ‘the nation’s taster in chief’ Felicity Cloake’s very own Tour de France, cycling 2,300km across France in search of culinary perfection; from Tarte Tatin to Cassoulet via Poule au Pot, and Tartiflette. Each of the 21 ‘stages’ concludes with Felicity putting this new found knowledge to good use in a fresh and definitive recipe for each dish – the culmination of her rigorous and thorough investigative work on behalf of all of our taste buds. 
  This book is a special recreation of regional and ethnic French cooking, as Felicity Cloake travels across Europe, sharing her interest in food through engaging narratives and essays. Her passion for cooking and sports like cycling makes this book one of the best in its genre. 
  For fans of Anna Mcnuff (Barefoot Britain), David Lebovitz (My Paris Kitchen), Janine Marsh (My Four Seasons in France), Jane Bertch (The French Ingredient), and Samin Nosrat (Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat).

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  Gnocchi Horror Show Cookbook

  Lachlan Hayman

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  Lights, Korma, Action! Get stuck into these 50 movie-inspired recipes that are worthy of an Oscar.
  
  Why settle for popcorn and a fizzy drink? The Gnocchi Horror Show Cookbook presents a director's cut of the finest dishes paying homage to the finest ever films. Think of them as culinary sequels. With 50 blockbuster pun-based recipes featuring 'The Silence of the Clams', 'Frying Nemo', 'Peel Harbour', 'School of Wok', 'Pinenuts of the Caribbean', 'Cook-a-Dahl Dundee', and 'Jurassic Pork', this is five-star cuisine from the big screen. Each recipe is both delicious and pun-tastic, meaning that you can enjoy your favourite films alongside their accompanying dish or snack. A range of genres are covered, from comedies and dramas to horrors and action films, meaning that you can have everything from 'Edward Caesarhands' to 'Loaf Actually'. May the forks be with you!

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  Fort Negen - English edition -...

  Maarten Langeslag

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  Take your baking technique to the next level! The cookbook of Fort Negen is not just any baking book, but a recipe bible from one of the most beloved bakeries in the Netherlands. There are queues on the weekend, dozens of top restaurants serve their bread and workshops sell out very quickly. Now, for the first time, baker Maarten Langeslag shares his complete knowledge in an indispensable book with 150 recipes and variations. From bread and croissants to patisserie, cruffins, sandwiches and fermentation. You will learn step by step the techniques behind Fort Negen's iconic range. Don't expect endless stories, but a wealth of directly applicable knowledge, surprising flavour combinations and creative applications of residual flows. In addition, the book contains an extensive section on grain, fermentation, and the (micro)biological and chemical processes that ensure really good sourdough bread. It's all about technique, flavour and understanding your ingredients and processes. For anyone who wants to learn to bake better, or simply wants to conjure up the tastiest bread and pastries from their own oven.
  Also available in Dutch.

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  How to Fix the Perfect Cocktail...

  Adam Elan-Elmegirab

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  Try one of the 50 recipes perfected by some of the world's best bartenders, and discover the fascinating story of the ingredient behind every well-made drink.
  
    A classic cocktail relies on relatively few ingredients so every element has to be just right. Bitters, those little bottles you will find in any bar worth its salt, are the unsung heroes of the cocktail world. Where would the Manhattan be without orange bitters? Where would the Old-fashioned be without angostura bitters? Former bartender, cocktail historian and founder of the House of Botanicals bitters and spirits company, Adam Elan-Elmegirab presents the results of a decade of research into how bitters came to be an integral part of a perfected cocktail, guiding you from the early days of snake-oil salesmen through to the birth of the cocktail, Prohibition and the renaissance of this little-known ingredient as an essential part of the contemporary bar scene. Adam outlines the key botanicals and explains the science of flavour, describing how each characteristic can be deployed for maximum impact, and summarizes the key techniques for making great cocktails. Most importantly, he provides 50 recipes created by him and some of the world's leading bartenders. These exceptional drinks showcase the different characteristics of bitters and how they can refine a cocktail in unique ways.

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  The Juice Revolution - Squeeze...

  GEORGE KEMP, KARA ROGERS

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  The Juice Revolution: Squeeze Your Way to Vibrant Health! 
  Pop! That’s the sound of breaking free from the confinements of traditional health norms and splashing into the vibrant, colorful, and tantalizing world of juicing. “The Juice Revolution: Squeeze Your Way to Vibrant Health” is not just a book; it’s an invitation—a beckoning to the freshest corners of the wellness universe, where every drop is a cocktail of vitality. 
  The Science Behind the Sip: Before you down that glass, take a moment to appreciate the intricate dance of nutrients it carries. Delve into the alchemy of enzymes, vitamins, and minerals. Get up close with the health-promoting wonders that surge through every splash of your drink. 
  Tailored Juice Regimes for Dynamic Lives: Not all juices are created equal. Unearth bespoke juice recipes tailored for different lifestyles and goals—whether you’re a busy bee, a fitness fanatic, or someone simply seeking that radiant skin glow. Customize your cup to fit YOU! 
  Juicing vs. Junking - The Real Deal: Torn between the tangy allure of orange juice and the guilty pleasure of soda? Draw the line between natural nectars and sugar-laden traps. Decode labels, debunk myths, and define your health priorities with clarity and confidence. 
  So, prep your blenders, stack up those fruits, and ready your glasses. Dive headfirst into this juicy adventure and toast to a life brimming with health, one sip at a time! 
  To Health, To Taste, To Life... Let's Juice Up! 🍓📘🍋

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  Red Sauce - How Italian Food...

  Ian MacAllen

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  In Red Sauce, Ian MacAllen traces the evolution of traditional Italian-American cuisine, often referred to as "red sauce Italian," from its origins in Italy to its transformation in America into a new, distinct cuisine. It is a fascinating social and culinary history exploring the integration of red sauce food into mainstream America alongside the blending of Italian immigrant otherness into a national American identity. The story follows the small parlor restaurants immigrants launched from their homes to large, popular destinations, and eventually to commodified fast food and casual dining restaurants. 
   
   
   
  Drawing on inspiration from Southern Italian cuisine, early Italian immigrants to America developed new recipes and modified old ones. Ethnic Italians invented dishes like lobster fra Diavolo, spaghetti and meatballs, and veal parmigiana, and popularized foods like pizza and baked lasagna that had once been seen as foreign. Eventually, the classic red-checkered-table-cloth Italian restaurant would be replaced by a new idea of what it means for food to be Italian, even as "red sauce" became entrenched in American culture. This book looks at how and why these foods became part of the national American diet, and focuses on the stories, myths, and facts behind classic (and some not so classic) dishes within Italian-American cuisine.

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