Synopses & Reviews
A stunning celebration of classic gastropub fare
Hearty, comforting, classic fare—lip-smacking ribs, perfectly roasted chicken, thick-cut potato chips, all manner of steaks—plus starters and sides make this lavishly illustrated cookbook a dangerous one to look at on an empty stomach. Food fads come and go, but this fare is both easy to make and proven as a perennial favorite.
Grillhouse is not an attempt at redefining food, but rather a celebration of the classics—simple, casual, fun and delicious. Recipes include:
- Scallops with cauliflower puree and bacon
- Sirloin steak with bearnaise
- Whole flounder with burnt butter & sage sauce
- Lamb shanks with red wine, lentils, and herbs
- Rum and maple mashed sweet potato
- Apple and cheddar pie
Synopsis
Grillhouse is not an attempt at redefining food, but rather a celebration of the classics—simple, casual, fun and delicious.
Synopsis
Hearty, comforting, classic fare—lip-smacking ribs, perfectly roasted chicken, thick-cut french fries, all manner of steaks—plus starters and sides make this fully illustrated cookbook a dangerous one to look at on an empty stomach. Food fads come and go, but this fare is both easy to make and proven as a perennial favorite, guaranteed to satisfy hunger of any size. Grillhouse also includes that little something sweet to indulge in at the end of a long, slow meal. A treasure-trove of simple, casual, fun and delicious recipes, it is the ultimate guide to gastropub food at home.
About the Author
Ross Dobson is a chef, food writer, stylist, and rising star of the cooking scene in his hometown of Sydney, Australia. He is the author of ten books, including Wholefood Kitchen, Casual Entertaining, Fired Up, Market Vegetarian, Kitchen Seasons, 3 Ways With . . ., and Chinatown. In Australia he has worked at Bills, the restaurant owned by celebrity chef Bill Granger. Visit him at rossdobson.com.