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Fine Cooking In Season: Your Guide to Choosing and Preparing the Season's Best
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About Fine Cooking In Season: Your Guide To Choosing And
Product Description Today’s home cooks want to embrace the bounty of every season and cook with unusual ingredients ― or use their tried-and-true options in creative ways. Featuring 100 ingredients and 300 recipes arranged by season, Fine Cooking in Season, treats readers to the thrill of discovering new flavors as well as learning different methods of preparing common fresh produce. Each ingredient is accompanied by a beautiful photograph and in-depth details on how to choose it at its peak and keep it fresh, as well as preserving ideas and surprisingly delicious pairings. Plus, each ingredient features multiple recipes from the editors and contributors of Fine Cooking and tested by the Fine Cooking test kitchen staff so home cooks will get sure-to-work, delicious results from their fresh bounty, whether grown at home or purchased at the farmer’s market or grocery. Review For those who love farmer's markets, bargains from the produce aisle and seasonal eating, there's a great new book to guide you through the year's bounty. ""Fine Cooking in Season: Your Guide to Choosing and Preparing the Season's Best"" by editors and contributors of "Fine Cooking" offers a season-by-season guide to vegetables and fruits with helpful information, recipes and ideas. --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fine Cooking in Season by the editors and contributors of Fine Cooking magazine (The Taunton Press, $22.95), shows how to prepare what's in season the best possible way. The 85 types of produce are organized by season and include a brief description, and tips on picking produce, keeping it fresh once it's home, how to use it, and pairing and preserving options. --Modesto (CA) Bee The approach isn't new, but listing ingredients within the four season chapters makes it quite handy. More than 90 types of produce are included, with the best of the publication's 16 years of garden recipes. Most helpful are the directions on how to choose, store, prepare and preserve each food. --The Washington Post Fine Cooking in Season is like having an expert and friend guide you from the farmer’s market to your kitchen, helping you make the most of the delicious bounty available throughout the year. Focusing on produce at its peak is not only flavorful and inspiring, but also a natural way to get a variety of healthy food into your life.”--Ellie Krieger, host of "Healthy Appetite" on the Food Network and author of "The Food You Crave" About the Author Filled with pages of inspiration and information for cooks of all skill levels, Fine Cooking magazine features hands-on, how-to advice and recipes from America's culinary experts. Visit the magazine Web site at www.FineCooking.com.
