Introduction My book is about cooking and the love of it. It is for the uninitiated who want to learn two rituals of the kitchen---omelette-making, and souffl6- making. It is for the seasoned cook who wants fresh ideas and refined understanding. Finally, it is for the lover of food who enjoys reading cook- books. To this armchair cook I devote my prose. With this book the greatest gift that I can give you is confidence in yourself as a cook, a host, a provider. That is the essence of a gracious cook. Because confidence comes from understanding and practice, I urge you to read the introduc- tions to each section. Understanding is the first half of a recipe. If you know the \"whys,\" the \"hows\" are much simpler. Practice is the other half of a recipe, and I urge you to try your hand at it. Success in omelette- making is largely the result of the number of eggs that have passed through your pan. Suc- cess in souffl6-making is largely the result of the number of whites your whisk has passed through. With six dozen eggs you will have mastered this book. You can make three omelettes, one frit- tata, a mousseline omelette for two, egg foo yung for four, a Salzburger nockerl, four hot souffles of different flavors, a chocolate roulade, two cold souffl6s (one to eat and one to freeze), and you will still have enough eggs left over to make two omelettes for breakfast the next morning! Remember, this is a guidebook, not a rule book; so I encourage you to take all the detours you find interesting. Every recipe in this book can be and often should be varied. Substitute in- gredients. Try new seasonings. When you do, it becomes your recipe! INTRODUCTION / 9 ©³©¥©×©¥©×©¥©×©¥©· ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©Ç©¥©ï©¥©ï©¥©Ï ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©Ç©¥©ï©¥©ï©¥©Ï ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©Ç©¥©ï©¥©ï©¥©Ï ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©Ç©¥©ï©¥©ï©¥©ß©¥©Ï ©§ ©§ ©§ ©§ ©»©¥©ß©¥©ß©¥©¥©¥©¿
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