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Second Helpings from Union Square Cafe: 160 New Recipes from New York's Favorite Restaurant

Second Helpings from Union Square Cafe: 160 New Recipes from New York's Favorite Restaurant

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Unusual but excessible recipes
Review: Sometimes the ingredient lists are a bit daunting,especially if one lives outside of a major metropolitan area, but it's worth the effort. The impressive thing about the recipes included in Union Square Cafe's second cookbook is that the various flavors are distinct while working together. For example, a pasta dish with gorgonzola and fresh corn requires that you simmer the husks in a broth--what an odd notion and what a great result !
I would say that the procedures are straightforward, but time-consuming. These are recipes that you have to plan for; they are not last-minute, just home-from-work desperation dinners. With that in mind, these are tasty, perhaps even mind -(not to say waist-) expanding recipes.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Missed First Helping--But 2nd Was Great-Desiring 3rd, 4th
Review: This is wonderful stuff! Begins with unique photos, which are series of culinary shots that tell a story. They are delightful and so fun.

The recipes are powerful in their intense flavor, minimalist approach and creativity, both in new recipes and adaptations of famous, such as the Chicken Saltimbocca, which switches away from the veal, and adds cheese-egg-flour batter.

Also, knocked out by such as Grilled Lobster with Bruschetta Sauce and Indian "Bouillabaisse." For openers sure to hit the mark as favorites, try Suppli al Telefono, cheese filled rice balls or the Eggplant Meatballs. Dessert which combines two of my fettishes so exquisitely, Blueberry-Lemon Meringue Pie.

This is what I would rate a medium complexity cookbook in terms of skill level, and the ingredients are not too exotic to find. The book is supplemented with great instructions. Would have enjoyed photos of serving suggestions, but this in no way detracts from this work of the highest class! This one will continue to bless cooks who put its charm and class to use in their kitchens!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Missed First Helping--But 2nd Was Great-Desiring 3rd, 4th
Review: This is wonderful stuff! Begins with unique photos, which are series of culinary shots that tell a story. They are delightful and so fun.

The recipes are powerful in their intense flavor, minimalist approach and creativity, both in new recipes and adaptations of famous, such as the Chicken Saltimbocca, which switches away from the veal, and adds cheese-egg-flour batter.

Also, knocked out by such as Grilled Lobster with Bruschetta Sauce and Indian "Bouillabaisse." For openers sure to hit the mark as favorites, try Suppli al Telefono, cheese filled rice balls or the Eggplant Meatballs. Dessert which combines two of my fettishes so exquisitely, Blueberry-Lemon Meringue Pie.

This is what I would rate a medium complexity cookbook in terms of skill level, and the ingredients are not too exotic to find. The book is supplemented with great instructions. Would have enjoyed photos of serving suggestions, but this in no way detracts from this work of the highest class! This one will continue to bless cooks who put its charm and class to use in their kitchens!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Solid, creative, beautiful food
Review: Venison Chicken-Fried Steak. I kid you not. I'd write more, but i gotta go buy a hunting license...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: All you need to know:
Review: Venison Chicken-Fried Steak. I kid you not. I'd write more, but i gotta go buy a hunting license...


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