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catalogue Special Offers   Baking Books   Cooking Books   Sweet Books   Beverage Books   Gastro Books   Deco Books   Miscellaneous Production of:   grain products   milk products   fish products   meat products   poultry products   fruit products   vegetable products   potatoe products   convenience food   sweets   beverages   wine   liquor Use of:   spices   Ingredients   refrigeration/freezing   flavors Methods:   analytic chemistry   chemistry   microbiology   technology   process engineering   hygiene   quality control Special Areas:   gastronomy   party service   catering Miscellaneous:   packing   transport   cook books   address books   legal literature   Dictionary   food posters   Nutrition A total of 1968 articles in 42 categories     Book Jenni Muir A Cook's Guide to Grains   price: € 28,90 customer review   see larger picture   Grains are one of the most tasty, versatile and nutritious food sources available, a delight to eat, easy to cook and a must for eating well in the 21st century - a wide variety of grains in your diet will offer you a range of essential nutrients including protein, B-vitamins, minerals (iron, zinc, copper), antioxidants (vitamin E and selenium), fibre and phytonutrients. In this ground-breaking new work, Jenni Muir travels the world, exploring each continent's indigenous grains and the best recipes for using them. As well as established favourites such as oats, wheat and corn, there's North America's wild rice, bulghur and freekeh from the Middle East, the rye used in Scandinavian and Russian cooking, quinoa from Peru and the ancient Aztec grain, amaranth. The first section provides an in-depth look at each of the grains, discussing their history and provenance, culinary and nutritional qualities, and their myriad cooking uses.The second part of the book features over 100 interactive recipes, taking you from breakfast through to dinner and warming bedtime drinks. Here Jenni provides instructions for each dish and explains how to vary the recipes according to the grains you have in the larder. Furthermore, she recommends and gives recipes for an exciting range of accompaniments that will help you transform each dish to suit the occasion, such as elevating a simple risotto from a cosy fireside supper dish to a special dinner party starter. Whether you love the rustic and robust cooking of the Mediterranean, the elegance of French haute cuisine, virtuous salads or comforting home baking, "A Cook's Guide to Grains" will lead you to a more exciting world of cooking. You will be surprised and fascinated by the magical tastes and textures grains can produce, from the earthy flavour of buckwheat to the sweeter, mellower taste of barley, and with this book by your side, you'll be able to explore them with confidence.   ships within 5 days English | hardcover | 224 pages | Conran Octopus Ltd | Jun 2002 Article-No.: 11957 (please indicate at further inquiry) category(ies): Production of:, grain products editorial reviews I have read this book, and I want to review it   All prices given here are net, that is, they do not include sales tax (VAT). The price of books, magazines and newspapers for purchases made in Germany and other EU countries increase by 7%; the price of food posters, various data mediums, art objects, other goods and advertising by 19% after sales tax (VAT) has been added. The price of goods for orders made from countries within the EU will not include sales tax (VAT) (apart from Germany) provided the company making the order gives us its ID number. The net prices given here apply to all orders made from countries outside the EU with a valid delivery and invoice address. We are shipping by airmail to all countries outside of Germany, for reasons of speed and insurance coverage cart 5 article:    € 731,62