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| AUTHOR: | Hsiang-ju Lin |
| CATEGORY: | Book |
| MANUFACTURER: | Harcourt Brace Jovanovich |
| ISBN: | 0156170957 |
| TYPE: | Cooking / Wine, General |
| MEDIA: | Paperback |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
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Customer Reviews of Chinese gastronomy (A Harvest/HBJ book)
Maybe the best cookbook ever! This cookbook,written by the wife and daughter of Lin Yutang,is simply the very best chinese cookbook ever written. It explaines what a chinese gastronome is looking for in terms of tastes, presentation and style and then gives an example recipe. Any one of the recipies is worth the price of the book. If you're having Chinese people over for dinner this is the book to use.There is a more recent edition titled "The Art of Chinese Cooking" that is currently being remaindered.
I've worked as a cook, I've cooked from many cookbooks and this is my all time favorite.
Best book I have on Chinese cooking
By far this is the most Chinese of all of the books I have on Chinese cooking. After returning home from living in China for several years, I know that Chinese cooking takes skill and practice and is not just a matter of measuring ingredients. In many ways it is about choices that can only be made with knowledge of Chinese culture. I feel that this book addresses many of the issues that are required for successful Chinese cooking. The author made no compromises, which is refreshing!
A rare collection of tips the experts left out
Only the facts that a seasoned Chinese cook who lives amongst the Han Chinese for decades will have an insight into these subtle notions of enhancing Chinese foods. Few or none of the other so-called Chinese cookery books in the West have any of these well-known ideas of flavoring - facts known to those in the Far East of course - and few bother to print stories on these facts.