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TV Chefs R to S
First Crack Your Egg!
John Burton Race & Angela Hartnett
You let the pot run dry when trying to boil water. The baked potato exploded in the oven. With the companion to the BBC’s Kitchen Criminals, Michelin star chefs John Burton Race and Angela Hartnett (also a Gordon Ramsay sidekick) will whip you into culinary shape. From choosing equipment and learning basic techniques to producing roast pheasant with pearl barley or plum and almond tart, this book offers the clearly written instructions that will inspire beginners and the experienced cook alike. Colour photos. Hardcover, 255 pp, $54.95.
Gordon Ramsay's Great Escape
Gordon Ramsay
The British love affair with Indian cooking has long been underway; today dishes like tikka masala and balti curries are as popular and well loved as the more traditional roast beef. In his Great Escape, Gordon Ramsay travels across India tasting dishes and compiling recipes. As well as the usual meat, fish, and vegetarian meals, there are breads, chutneys, accompaniments, snacks and street type food. The usually neglected sweets get a good chapter here too; coconut burfi and rosewater kulfi are typical offerings. There is also a very useful glossary of ingredients and lots of colour pitcures. Hardcover, 272 pp. $34.95.
Gordon Ramsay's World Kitchen
Gordon Ramsay
The latest offering from Gordon is full of recipes from his tv show The F Word, with each chapter covering a different area of world cuisine. The recipes from each are a blend of classic (Thai green curry) and simply reflective of the cooking style of that particular area (guinea fowl braised in cider with caramelised apples, inspired by Normandy). Full colour pictures to accompany each recipe. Hardcover, 256 pp. $43.95.
Gordon Ramsay's Great British Pub Food
Gordon Ramsay
If only pub food always looked this good! Ramsay is back again, this time with Mark Sargeant, who is instrumental in the running of three of Ramsay’s pubs. Like many Ramsay titles, the book is wonderfully photographed and the layout is approachable for those looking to dive into the world of traditional British pub fare. Hardcover, 256 pp. $45.95.
Healthy Appetite
Gordon Ramsay
Three star chef Gordon Ramsay is not only a wizard in the kitchen but a hyper-fit marathoner. In this accompaniment to the third series of The F Word, Ramsay’s two interests meet in 125 recipes that combine healthy eating with great flavour. The bright contemporary design makes the book a pleasure to use. Hardcover, 255 pp, $35.00.
Cooking for Friends
Gordon Ramsay
Does this man ever sit down? Always candid, and humorous, he says he took all of his Delia Smith books to Oxfam after he saw her using canned mince (ground beef), he was so disappointed after all the confidence she gave people and the impact she has had on people's cooking. Back to Ramsay, this latest book is very straight forward and family oriented with lots of chatty advice. Hardcover, 272 pp, $34.95.
Gordon Ramsay: Recipes from a Three-Star Chef
Gordon Ramsay
After several books playing to the fans of his various television series, this slipcased extravaganza marks a return to Gordon Ramsay’s professional kitchen roots. The portfolio of photographs and complete recipes of 50 of his classic dishes demonstrate how and why Ramsay has amassed 10 Michelin stars. It is a must for both young and seasoned chefs. Colour photos.Hardcover, 256 pp, $65.00.
Gordon Ramsay's Fast Food
Gordon Ramsay with Mark Sargeant and Emily Quah
Gordon Ramsay brings the same intensity and high standards to home
cooking that he applies to his Michelin-starred restaurants. Each of the
15 sections (topics soups, salads, fast fish & chips, Indian
spice…) features a five recipe menu with game plan. The squinty-eyed
among us will appreciated the bright graphics and large type. Colour
photos. Import, hardcover, 255 pp. $35.00.
Gordon Ramsay's Playing with Fire
Gordon Ramsay
Following in the wake of Humble Pie (aka Roasting in Hell’s Kitchen, $32.95),
the second installment of Gordon Ramsay’s autobiography, Gordon Ramsay’s
Playing with Fire, focuses more on the business aspects of his life from how
he went from sous-chef to chef-owner to international television star with a
Bentley in the drive and two kitchens in his house. Coloured slices of Ramsay’s
life. Softcover, 296 pp. $17.95.
Roasting in Hell's Kitchen
Gordon Ramsay
Titled Humble Pie in the UK, Gordon Ramsay's autobiography is an unflinching look back at a difficult home life, the football career that almost was, and the wildly successful cooking career that is. Yes, he employs the "s" and "f" words almost as frequently in writing as he does in speaking. Colour and black and white photos trace his life from the angelic-looking four year old he was to the furrow-browed businessman he has become. Softcover, 284 pp. $17.50.
Kitchen Heaven
Gordon Ramsay
Using earthy ingredients such as turnip, potatoes, venison and marrow, Ramsay
focuses on flavour rather than flash in recipes that allow him to demonstrate
his culinary insights. Colour photos of both food and Ramsay with his adoring
apprentices. Hardcover, 255 pp, $45.00.
Chef For All Seasons
Gordon Ramsey
With Marco Pierre White in retirement, Ramsey inherits the title of Bad Boy
of the British culinary scene. But like White before him, there is more than
notoriety to the boy; he is one of the few chefs in London to earn two Michelin
stars. These recipes, which are straightforward yet innovative, demonstrate
why he deserves his acclaim. Colour. $49.95. Recipe: Apple,
Prune and Butterscotch Compote.
Gordon
Ramsay's Passion for Seafood
Gordon Ramsay
Simple, yet elegant, these seafood recipes are not for the novice; but with
a little effort the average cook can bring to the table a sophisticated meal
that will delight the palate and the eye. Beautifully illustrated with colour
photographs. Includes a section on buying and preparing seafood. Softcover,
$42.95.
Home Made
Tana Ramsay
'Behind every great man is an equally talented woman.' Nothing beats the taste and comfort of real home made food. Her recipes are a perfect combination of traditional flavours and modern twists, and are divided into 12 ingredient-led sections for ease of reference, including Chicken, Lamb, Pizzas and Chocolate. Beautifully illustrated throughout, highlights include succulent lemon chicken stew, crispy roast pork with haricot beans, Pancetta & thyme, lazy bubble & squeak and a seriously chocolatey Chocolate soufflé cake with cherries and mascarpone. This is the perfect cookbook for anybody who wants to cook great food every day. Hardcover, 274 pp. $34.95.
Tana
Ramsay’s Real Family Food
Tana Ramsay
Yes, she is the “wife of.” And, like Nigella Lawson, Tamasin
Day-Lewis, et al she is very photogenic. Advantages of marriage and genetics
aside, Tana Ramsay knows how to feed a family Whether the simple pasta
with mushrooms and bacon, porridge with almond roasted peaches or the more
exotic slow-cooked Morrocan leg of lamb with lemon couscous, she presents
food in a way that will captivate children. Amusingly she thanks Gordon
for his patience and letting her use his kitchen after she had cracked
the combination lock! Colour photos. Hardcover, 263 pp. $39.95.
Express
Lane Meals
Rachael Ray
Does this woman never stop? A new tv show, a new magazine (which we carry) and
a book-a-week it seems! More recipes of the style her fans love, easy technique,
easy to find ingredients and the all important quick to do. Softcover, 248 pp,
$24.95.
Cooking
'Round the Clock
Rachael Ray
Ray perks up retro recipes with contemporary ingredients to create tasty meals
in under 30 minutes. Buffalo chicken salad, pita-zas (toaster oven pizzas) and
long-grain and wild rice with artichokes are typical of the recipes in this all-occasion
cookbook. Colour photos. Softcover, 237 pp, $21.95.
Cooking
Rocks!
Rachael Ray
Kids, preschool to teens, get cooking with Rachael Ray's geared-to-age colour
coded sections featuring dishes from crunchy oven-baked chicken toes, green noodles & ham,
to rocky road hot-and-cold cocoa. Colour illustrations. Hardcover, 224 pp, $21.95.
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