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by Peter Gordon
from the publisher
Internationally acclaimed chef and ‘godfather’ of fusion cooking, Peter Gordon, encourages you to throw away any preconceived ideas about what makes a salad and to instead create inventive, mouth-watering dishes that you’ll want to make time and again.
'This book is a thing of complete beauty! Peter is a master of a very elusive art: combining great innovation with a massively delicious tummy-hug.' Yotam Ottolenghi
Created to be enjoyed all year round as a main meal, part of a sharing plate or as a side dish, every recipe combines ingredients that work harmoniously together: smooth textures complement crunch; a sharp citrus note setting off the sweetness of a roasted grape; a fiery chilli enlivening a sweet mango. Chapters are identified by a core ingredient, be it meat, fish, grain, cheese or vegetable, but no single ingredient is king – it is the perfect combination that makes the dish.
Following Peter’s ethos that cooking should be fun, creative and fulfilling, you’ll find these recipes infused with delicious originality. Try dishes as diverse and tempting as: asparagus, almonds, spiced quail eggs and shiitake miso dressing; puy lentils, quinoa, pomegranate, roast grapes and tomatoes, chilli mint and basil; chilli-chocolate teriyaki mackerel with samphire, Jersey royals and orange; confit duck leg, caramelised onions, almonds, porcini, cavolo nero and blue cheese.
There is something here for everyone to enjoy, with salads for all seasons that are versatile, fun, and easy to make.
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In his words, “Salad is the main course now” and I’m in agreement! I’m a big fan of salads and I eat them by the bucket load. I purchased this book fairly recently and I was amazed first by the striking photography, and then by the imagination and vibrancy of the recipes. The book is split into 8 sections, from simple salads to meat and poultry - the latter will appease my meat-eating husband who sometimes gets fed up with my veggie making ways!
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