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Top five favorates books of 2000

Discussion in 'Cookbook Reviews' started by chef david simpson, Jan 17, 2001.

  1. Jan 17, 2001 #1
    chef david simpson

    chef david simpson

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    These are my favorate books for the year 2000.
    1.Professional Chef's Techniques of Healthy Cooking, CIA
    2.Chef Paul Prudhommes Louisiana Tastes
    3.The Chef's Garden by:Terence Conran
    4.Atelier of Alain Ducasse;The Artistry of a Chef and his Proteges
    5.Kitchen Confidentional

    These were my favorate's. Now, what were your's
     
  3. Jan 19, 2001 #2
    jim berman

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    Kitchen Confidential is definetly at the top of the list.
    For recipes, though, Wildwood takes the cake. I can't say enough about it!! Cory Schreiber knows his stuff and, luckily, shares it with us. He has received some good press in Food Arts and rightfully so. Highly recommend! Check it out at www.ChefTalkStore.com [​IMG]
     
  4. Jan 19, 2001 #3
    isa

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    I really liked From Simple To Spectacular and In The Sweet KItchen. As for Kitchen Confidential I just started it so I'll wait until I'm done to pass judgement.

    [This message has been edited by Sisi (edited 01-19-2001).]
     
  5. Jan 24, 2001 #4
    theloggg

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    Faves I've read/referenced this year...

    1) The Making of a Chef - Michael Ruhlman
    2) Kitchen Confidential - what was his name
    again? [​IMG]
    3) Down and Out in Paris and London - George
    Orwell
    4) Sauces - James Peterson
    5) Professional Cooking - Wayne Gisslen
     
  6. Feb 16, 2001 #5
    theloggg

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    Last night I picked up "Commander's Kitchen", the receipes of Commander's Palace in New Orleans. That is the closest I have come to reading a cookbook cover to cover in one night. Looks like I've found a new favorite.
     
  7. Mar 9, 2001 #6
    markdchef

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    My top five are:

    Totally Dairy Free Cooking by Louis Lanza
    Blue Ginger by Ming Tsai
    Modern Vegetarian Kitchen by Berley
    Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone by D. Madison
    Irish Heritage Cookbook (I'm Irish what can I say?)
     
  8. Mar 10, 2001 #7
    holydiver

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    1. Kithchen confidental, 2.Latin off the grill :Douglas Rodrigez.3.American Western cooking by Robert McGrath.4.Barbecue bible sauces rubs and marinades by Stven Raichlen.5.Blue ginger by Ming Tsai.