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This title in other formats:Thousand Recipe Chinese Cookbookby Gloria Bley Miller
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:An essential resource in the American kitchen and a classic for nearly four decades, this is the definitive Chinese cookbook, perfect for cooks at every level Here is the largest, most comprehensive Chinese cookbook ever published for the Western world. A Tastemaker Award winner, Gloria Bley Miller distills centuries of Chinese recipes and techniques into concise and easy-to-follow directions that will enable any cook to produce dishes that please the eye, delight the palate, and suit the budget. With verve and wit, Miller tells you how to prepare everything from egg drop soup and drunken pork to sizzling rice and delicate wontons. There are 150 recipes for chicken alone, plus dozens of variations on pork dishes, vegetables, and noodles, as well as other Chinese favorites. Using Miller's recipes, ordinary meat and seafood become delicacies, while vegetables retain their color and texture. And Miller's delicious recipes are splendidly high in nutrients and low in calories. The Thousand Recipe Chinese Cookbook contains everything the cook needs to know about Chinese cooking, including how to:
The classic Chinese cookbook, this is the only book you'll ever need to master one of the world's greatest and most versatile cuisines. Review:Craig ClaiborneThe New York TimesA labor of love...Should be treasured by anyone with a serious interest in the Chinese cuisine. Review:Mark BittmanThe New York TimesStands the test of time...still the best guide to Chinese cooking for those with little or no experience. Review:The Washington PostGives enormous amounts of information absolutely not available elsewhere. Far and away the best. Review:The Wall Street JournalThis is the best and most comprehensive Chinese cookbook yet published in America. About the AuthorGloria Bley Miller is a professional writer with a varied background in education and the fine arts. Unable to find a complete basic Chinese cookbook, she began to pursue the knowledge of Chinese cooking on her own, haunting Chinese grocery stores, eating in all kinds of Chinese restaurants both at home and abroad, comparing notes with Chinese friends, and, most important, constantly cooking and experimenting in her own kitchen. This cookbook is the result. Miller lives in New York with her husband, a sculptor. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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