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Basque: Spanish Recipes From San Sebastian & Beyond Kindle Edition
'José Pizarro is an amazing cook who has brought us the best of Spanish food.' – Claudia Roden
If you visit the Basque Country, you will undoubtedly fall in love. Located on the Spanish-French border in Northern Spain, it is home to some of the world's finest restaurants, spectacular modern architecture and dramatic scenery.
In Basque, the leading Spanish chef, José Pizarro, takes readers on a journey around this magical place, taking inspiration from traditional dishes and local ingredients, and adding his own unique twist. From the delicious bite-sized morsels known as pintxos Basque-style tapas to more hearty main meals and sumptuous desserts, José shows you how easy it is to prepare Spanish food at home. The cuisine of this region is wonderful to share with family and friends but it's also about informality and not being a slave to your stove.
Set to the backdrop of the stunning views of San Sebastián and the rest of the Basque Country, Basque is a culinary jaunt around one of Spain's most colourful and exciting destinations.
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherHardie Grant London
- Publication dateMarch 24, 2016
- File size46519 KB
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"Jose Pizarro's Basque is more than a collection of regional recipes. Basque is a collection of Pizarro's emotions and memories of Basque County, an autonomous region of Spain in the western Pyrenees. . . The recipes are divided into Meat, Fish, Vegetables, and Dessert, and are straightforward and sufficiently explained. All levels of cooks will find something in this book that they can make and feel comfortable attempting."
-NEW YORK JOURNAL OF BOOKS
About the Author
José Pizarro is an award-winning chef and bestselling author. He worked at Meson de Doña Filo in Madrid before coming to London, where he co-founded the Brindisa restaurants with the Eyre Brothers. He now runs the successful tapas and sherry bar 'José' and restaurant 'Pizarro' in Bermondsey Street and 'José Pizarro' on Broadgate, and a pub called The Swan Inn in Esher. He regularly appears on BBC's Saturday Kitchen and Channel 4's Sunday Brunch. His first book, Seasonal Spanish Food won a Gourmand World Cookbook Award and was nominated for the IACP and Cordon Bleu awards. Basque was one of Observer Food Monthly's 'Books of 2016'.
Product details
- ASIN : B01D4NZFNQ
- Publisher : Hardie Grant London; 1st edition (March 24, 2016)
- Publication date : March 24, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 46519 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 331 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,977,623 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #449 in Spanish Cooking
- #1,136 in Spanish Cooking, Food & Wine
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Dieses Buch tut genau das und setzt am richtig Punkt an. Wenig Zutaten werden einfach ohne viel Schnickschnack perfekt zubereitet.
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Meat: roasted chicken wings with roast potatoes, parsley and garlic; home-cured duck ham with pomegranate salad; port trotters, apple and hazelnut terrine; griddle marinated quail with pickled shallots; piquillo peppers stuffed with oxtail; salad of partridge, escabeche, walnuts and figs; duck liver and chanterelles; marinated white anchovies, with tomatoes and jamón salad; rabbit with white beans and chorizo; t-bone with anchovy salsa; veal chops with black-eyed peas stew; tomato soup with jamón and idiazábal (!); sukalki - a typical beef ragu; chicken stewed in cider and apples (making it tomorrow with poussin!); slow-roasted shoulder of baby goat with green salad; beef cheeks in red wine sauce with cauliflower purée; lamb shank with Jerusalem artichokes and black olives; suckling pig; roasted let of duck with sautéed cabbage, raisins and pomegranate; pork chops a la plancha with white bean purée and piperrada; sautéed peas with chorizo Migas and golden fried egg.
Fish: tuna confit with guindillas, anchovy and white onion (indurain); roast John Dory, alubias de Tolosa and pancetta; grilled octopus with peppers and aubergines; seafood salad with mango and chilli salsa; scallops, sautéed cabbage and morcilla; sardines marinated in cider or Txakoli vinegar; tortilla de bacalao; merluza en salsa verde; bacalao a la Vizcaina; mackerel marmitako; sautéed clams with garlic, lemon and parsley; cod tongue with sautéed red cabbage and cider vinegar; bacalao al pil-pil; pan-fried hake with sautéed wild chanterelles and sage; charred baby gem with piquillo peppers; salted anchovies and blue cheese; Russian salad with prawns; squid in ink; sardines a la plancha; gambas a la plancha; sardine, boiled egg and caper empanadas; gordal olives stuffed with white anchovies; squid meatballs with saffron and almond sauce; pinto of crab and prawns; creamed rice with cuttlefish and prawns; halibut a la plancha and fennel salad; bed crab; bonito belly with garlic.
Vegetables: spinach and goat's cheese croquettas; tomato salad with olive oil; pan-fried guindillas; pan-fried ceps with egg yolk; classic tortilla; toasts with Requesón, red peppers and thyme; cherry and almond soup; white asparagus with olive oil mayonnaise; aubergine, honey and blue cheese omelette; slow-cooked broad beans with poached egg; warm-braised artichokes and tomatoes; grilled green and white asparagus with Idiazábal smoked cheese; roasted onions stuffed with parsley and garlic migas; spinach, blue cheese and pine nut empanadas; porrusalda; alubias de Tolosa; warm salad of baby artichokes and broad beans with walnuts and mint; lentils and goat's cheese with caramelised walnuts; wild mushrooms and truffle with duck egg on toast (yum!); Swiss chard stew with pimentón; roasted pumpkin and Roncal with walnut vinaigrette.
Desserts: cuajada with honey and walnuts; apple tatin with salted honey ice-cream; pantxineta; almond and cherry cake; chocolate pots with tejas de Tolosa; intxaursaltsa; chestnut flan; caramelised pears with hazelnut ice-cream; strawberries with vanilla oil and mint ice-cream; roast lavender peaches with baked custard; pastel vasco; cinnamon fritters with plum compote; cream cheese ice-cream with blackcurrant and camomile syrup.
Basque Menus
A book which doesn't disappoint - my only tiny criticism, and it really is tiny, is that I'd love a map... Not being that familiar with the restaurants and areas José mentions, I had to look them up to get an idea of the way the dishes were spread across the Basque region. Having said that, it really is a tiny point. I've already decided on half a dozen dishes to start with, and though I rarely eat meat, that suckling pig is going to be in my oven very soon!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 31, 2016
Meat: roasted chicken wings with roast potatoes, parsley and garlic; home-cured duck ham with pomegranate salad; port trotters, apple and hazelnut terrine; griddle marinated quail with pickled shallots; piquillo peppers stuffed with oxtail; salad of partridge, escabeche, walnuts and figs; duck liver and chanterelles; marinated white anchovies, with tomatoes and jamón salad; rabbit with white beans and chorizo; t-bone with anchovy salsa; veal chops with black-eyed peas stew; tomato soup with jamón and idiazábal (!); sukalki - a typical beef ragu; chicken stewed in cider and apples (making it tomorrow with poussin!); slow-roasted shoulder of baby goat with green salad; beef cheeks in red wine sauce with cauliflower purée; lamb shank with Jerusalem artichokes and black olives; suckling pig; roasted let of duck with sautéed cabbage, raisins and pomegranate; pork chops a la plancha with white bean purée and piperrada; sautéed peas with chorizo Migas and golden fried egg.
Fish: tuna confit with guindillas, anchovy and white onion (indurain); roast John Dory, alubias de Tolosa and pancetta; grilled octopus with peppers and aubergines; seafood salad with mango and chilli salsa; scallops, sautéed cabbage and morcilla; sardines marinated in cider or Txakoli vinegar; tortilla de bacalao; merluza en salsa verde; bacalao a la Vizcaina; mackerel marmitako; sautéed clams with garlic, lemon and parsley; cod tongue with sautéed red cabbage and cider vinegar; bacalao al pil-pil; pan-fried hake with sautéed wild chanterelles and sage; charred baby gem with piquillo peppers; salted anchovies and blue cheese; Russian salad with prawns; squid in ink; sardines a la plancha; gambas a la plancha; sardine, boiled egg and caper empanadas; gordal olives stuffed with white anchovies; squid meatballs with saffron and almond sauce; pinto of crab and prawns; creamed rice with cuttlefish and prawns; halibut a la plancha and fennel salad; bed crab; bonito belly with garlic.
Vegetables: spinach and goat's cheese croquettas; tomato salad with olive oil; pan-fried guindillas; pan-fried ceps with egg yolk; classic tortilla; toasts with Requesón, red peppers and thyme; cherry and almond soup; white asparagus with olive oil mayonnaise; aubergine, honey and blue cheese omelette; slow-cooked broad beans with poached egg; warm-braised artichokes and tomatoes; grilled green and white asparagus with Idiazábal smoked cheese; roasted onions stuffed with parsley and garlic migas; spinach, blue cheese and pine nut empanadas; porrusalda; alubias de Tolosa; warm salad of baby artichokes and broad beans with walnuts and mint; lentils and goat's cheese with caramelised walnuts; wild mushrooms and truffle with duck egg on toast (yum!); Swiss chard stew with pimentón; roasted pumpkin and Roncal with walnut vinaigrette.
Desserts: cuajada with honey and walnuts; apple tatin with salted honey ice-cream; pantxineta; almond and cherry cake; chocolate pots with tejas de Tolosa; intxaursaltsa; chestnut flan; caramelised pears with hazelnut ice-cream; strawberries with vanilla oil and mint ice-cream; roast lavender peaches with baked custard; pastel vasco; cinnamon fritters with plum compote; cream cheese ice-cream with blackcurrant and camomile syrup.
Basque Menus
A book which doesn't disappoint - my only tiny criticism, and it really is tiny, is that I'd love a map... Not being that familiar with the restaurants and areas José mentions, I had to look them up to get an idea of the way the dishes were spread across the Basque region. Having said that, it really is a tiny point. I've already decided on half a dozen dishes to start with, and though I rarely eat meat, that suckling pig is going to be in my oven very soon!