John Campbell goes through every stage of preparing a series of recipes. He reveals the tricks of the trade, and divulges the culinary expertise that makes the dishes work, and covers the principles of matching one set of flavours with another.
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John Campbell goes through every stage of preparing a series of recipes. He reveals the tricks of the trade, and divulges the culinary expertise that makes the dishes work, and covers the principles of matching one set of flavours with another.
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Add this copy of Formulas for Flavour: How to Cook Restaurant Dishes at to cart. $38.57, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Newport Coast, CA, UNITED STATES, published 2001 by Conran Octopus.
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Great ideas for simple food basics are taken to a much higher level, a fine dining level. The blow-by-blow photos are great. Only problem is some of the dishes are beyond the norm. Lamb tongue, for example, is not a common item that anyone would think as yummy; hence it is useful in theory but not in practice.
