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by Jeroen Hazebroek and Leonard Elenbaas
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A handy companion for anyone who owns a Kamado Grill. Recipes are only a part; the authors provide detailed information on the grill’s history, how it works, and how to get the best from it – including how to influence the Maillard (browning) reaction, how to achieve perfect tenderness in cooked meats, and how to cook fish and shellfish to a turn.
from the publisher
Grilling. Broiling. Smoking. Roasting. Baking. The kamado grill does it all. And people who use it swear that they could never go back to gas, propane, or even a standard charcoal grill. Kamado aficionados are obsessed with the superior flavour of the food and the grill’s seemingly unlimited capabilities. Hot Coals is the must-have resource for kamado devotees. Complete with the kamado’s long history, proper techniques for use, and the science behind the grill, plus how to infuse specific flavours and which tools to buy, this book is the comprehensive guide. More than 30 delicious recipes, such as wood smoked haddock, vegetable lasagne, duck breast with orange and thyme, Margherita pizza, focaccia bread and apple almond crumble tart, showcase the cooker’s range and demonstrate the rich and savoury flavours infused from the grill. Hot Coals is thorough, informative, and interesting―an accessible package for both novice and advanced kamado fans.
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