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The Science of Good Cooking
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"Why this recipe works" after every recipe
These sections explain how for example the amount of eggs you added or the ratio between milk and flour can change the texture or taste of the food.
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Not your book if you lack time
There are better books with simple working recipes for a quick lunch or dinner. This book is detailed and takes time to work with.
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Perfection in recipes
The recipes have been tested and edited to perfection in America’s Test Kitchen. They will literally ask you to use 68-degree butter.
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How to Read a French Fry
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Contains interesting facts about food
You will truly learn a lot about food from this book. For example, Russ explains why a fruit that stops being irrigated just before harvest has better taste than one that is irrigated up to the last moment.
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Gives useful cooking tips with explanations
For example, you will learn why it's a good idea to always start cooking beans in cold water.
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Gripping read
Russ Parsons spices up a vanilla cook book with his wits and commentary about the industry.
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