An encyclopedic volume on everything you'll ever need to know about cooking. Essential everyday ingredients, cooking techniques and recipes are presented on over 700 pages and in thousands of stunning photographs and easy to follow step by step instructions.
Patrik Jaros Book order






- 2010
- 2008
The Waste not, want not cookbook will show you how to create interesting and often surprising dishes from everyday leftovers. Why throw away stale bread or yesterday's cooked rice if you can use it to conjur up such tasty dishes as bread and spinach gnocci or rice pudding with strawberries
- 2004
Saltwater fish, freshwater fish, and shellfish — all the culinary delights of the sea are represented in this richly illustrated cookbook. The special component of this book is that the varying methods of preparing the foods are emphasized. The gilthead seabream, for example, is steamed, boiled, grilled, and baked in a salt crust. Other types of fish are the crowning touch in a stew, but can also be poached, steamed, or fried with delicious results. Various sophisticated methods of preparation are demonstrated. Detailed instructions are given for each individual step of the process, beginning with cleaning, scaling and fileting the fish through the preparation of lobser, crab, and squid. Recipes for fish broth and classics like lobster- or white-cream sauce round out this varied cookbook.
- 2002
Christmas. Cookie, Cakes, Breads
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Home-made cakes and biscuits are as much part of Christmas as the Christmas Tree itself. Here you will find a mouth-watering range of recipes from all over the world, including cinnamon stars, almond biscuits, mince pies, irresistible stollen, pastries, gingerbread, honey cake, gateaux and flans. Going beyond baking, there are inspiring suggestions for delectable Christmas desserts, confectionery and chocolates. Each recipe is accompanied by a list of ingredients and the method of preparation is clearly explained step-by-step.