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lucky us. this book represents the output of the perfect marriage--the paleys' wondrous cooking skills, perfected in their marvelous portland, or. restaurant, acclaimed in the new york times and many other publications, and the writing style and knowledge of the french chef's chef, robert reynolds. the pair, fortunate portland, has managed to put together the ultimate farm to table cookbook for people interested in eating locally. They offer a northwest spin to all their recipes, highlighted by all the best foundation that french cooking provides. run don't walk to buy this beautiful book. it is edifying with its stories of local producers and its use of their products, explaining why the home-grown products, including potates, taste so good. perfect picture illutstrations on how to make it all taste so good. the northwest at its best, brought home to you. years and years of experience, no johnny-come-latelies these. Tried and tested recipes from real professionals. All there for you to bring home to your own cuisine, affordable and accessible, essential especially in these turbulent economic times.
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The Paley's Place Cookbook: Recipes and Stories from the Pacific Northwest by Vitaly Paley and Kimberly Paley and Robert Reynolds
sonyazal, October 24, 2008
lucky us. this book represents the output of the perfect marriage--the paleys' wondrous cooking skills, perfected in their marvelous portland, or. restaurant, acclaimed in the new york times and many other publications, and the writing style and knowledge of the french chef's chef, robert reynolds. the pair, fortunate portland, has managed to put together the ultimate farm to table cookbook for people interested in eating locally. They offer a northwest spin to all their recipes, highlighted by all the best foundation that french cooking provides. run don't walk to buy this beautiful book. it is edifying with its stories of local producers and its use of their products, explaining why the home-grown products, including potates, taste so good. perfect picture illutstrations on how to make it all taste so good. the northwest at its best, brought home to you. years and years of experience, no johnny-come-latelies these. Tried and tested recipes from real professionals. All there for you to bring home to your own cuisine, affordable and accessible, essential especially in these turbulent economic times.(15 of 27 readers found this comment helpful)