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Vegetables and Fruit

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Jeremiah Tower's New American Classics

By Jeremiah Tower

Published 1986

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I cannot think of any subject in this book that is more complicated than vegetables, which is not to say that the best vegetable preparations are complicated to cook. It is just that the range of possibilities seems vast in comparison with any other category of raw materials— and there is the challenge to keep it simple. In fact, a good rule with vegetables is: The less done to them in the cooking, the better.

In my early days at Chez Panisse, I used to make a carrot soup that unfailingly provoked the question: “What did you do to that soup?” And I would have to reply, “Nothing.” What I did do was to make sure that the carrots cooked in the shortest amount of time and were then cooled down as quickly as possible so that they would not continue cooking and lose their freshness.

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