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My wife is loving this book. It's very different from other cookbooks. It's more narrative, and teaches you how to think about cooking rather than just providin
by JauntTrooper 8y ago
My wife is loving this book. It's very different from other cookbooks. It's more narrative, and teaches you how to think about cooking rather than just providing recipes to follow.
- jb188 8y agoI just finished watching this and LOVED it. I haven't read the book yet, but it is now on my todo list. I love to cook and found so many tips in here to make rethink how to assemble a meal.
- war1025 8y agoI read the book last year and watched a couple of the episodes of the show last weekend. The book is super informative and useful for thinking about how to build dishes that will taste good. The show seems more like a food travel show that is semi based around on of the items. Both are good, but if you were impressed by the show, the book will blow you away.
- deyturkerjerbs 8y agoThis is the exact reason why I became a huge fan of Chef John since 2010. He has follow-along style videos of cooking different dishes. What I love about him is that he purposely keeps a fluid recipe to add in what you like, omit anything you don't, concious about possible alternative ingredients for personal taste, dietary restrictions, etc. Also has a great sense of humor. I highly recommend checking out some of his videos here https://www.youtube.com/foodwishes https://www.youtube.com/foodwishes
- moneil971 8y agoDef planning to watch the series and prob pick up the book as well
- sailfast 8y agoI haven't read the book, but based on your description it sounds like she might also like The Food Lab by Kenji Lopez-Alt. Food Lab gets much deeper into the chemistry and the why / how than the TV series. I was kinda hoping for some more direct cooking guidance rather than having my appetite whet by the show, but it was still fun to watch.