James Barber

One-Pot Wonders (eBook, ePUB)

James Barber's Recipes for Land and Sea

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

James Barber-who was Canada's most famous television chef and author of more than fourteen bestselling cookbooks-wrote One-Pot Wonders for people who are wet and cold and want dinner in a hurry.

Over the years, Barber whipped up meals while cruising on seiners, yachts and even a wee Davidson dinghy, so he knew first-hand the challenges of cooking on the ocean in a tiny-or non-existent-galley. One-Pot Wonders makes gourmet cuisine accessible to the average cook, featuring over one hundred simple recipes for delicious soups and salads, hearty breakfasts, delectable desserts and exquisite one-pot main dishes that can be served for lunch or dinner. Each dish is easy and quick to prepare, uses readily available ingredients and only a few essential kitchen tools. There are also tips on how to stock your galley and many suggestions for recipe substitutions and variations to address diminishing supplies-a common occurrence at the end of a long trip.

From Fancy Oyster Stew to Banana Omelette to Chicken Biryani or Asian Almost Risotto, these recipes will buoy your spirits and keep you afloat! So come aboard: let James Barber's passion for good food inspire you to enjoy a fine meal after a long day out on the water.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Harbour Publishing Co. Ltd.
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. März 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781550178722
• Artikelnr.: 56813208

Autorenporträt

James Barber (1923-2007) was best recognized as the host of the internationally acclaimed TV series The Urban Peasant. His best-selling books include One-Pot Wonders, Peasant's Alphabet, Peasant's Choice and Cooking for Two. He was a regular contributor to a wide range of publications including Pacific Yachting, The Globe & Mail, Western Living, Georgia Straight and the Vancouver Province. Barber died at the age of 84 on November 27, 2007, at his home in Duncan, BC.