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Reddit mentions of The Silver Spoon (FOOD COOK)

Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4

We found 4 Reddit mentions of The Silver Spoon (FOOD COOK). Here are the top ones.

The Silver Spoon (FOOD COOK)
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Found 4 comments on The Silver Spoon (FOOD COOK):

u/wlll · 11 pointsr/Cooking

Madhur Jaffrey's Indian Cookery if they like Indian food. My parents own this, as does my sister and I. I'll buy my kids a copy when they leave home.

The Silver Spoon and/or The Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking if they're into Italian. Jamie's Italy if they're looking for something more approachable or casual.

Salt Fat Acid Heat is apparently very good, I own it, but I've not read it yet.

u/Skodbil · 4 pointsr/Denmark

Nå folkens, der er snart gået et år siden Skodbil sidst mæskede sig i fødselsdagskage, og det betyder at successen skal gentages. Fødselsdagsgaver er for lang tid siden gået fra at være Lego og våben, til at være sokker og bøger.

Derfor skal der nu nogle gode kogebøger på listen. Jeg er ikke så meget på udkig efter opskriftsbøger, men mere ude i at ville have kogebøger som jeg rent faktisk kan lære noget af. Jeg har allerede følgende på listen, men hvis DU kender en helt vildt god bog jeg bør læse, så sig til.

Sølvskeen

The Food Lab, Kenji Lopez

Chocolate at Home

Paul Bocuse Institut Gastronomique

The Professional Chef

The Flavour Bible

Mastering Cheese

Der er med vilje ingen vinbøger på listen, for det gør jeg mig ikke specielt meget i - endnu.

u/davedachef · 4 pointsr/AskCulinary

The Silver Spoon is like the Italian food bible - it is more like an encyclopedia than a cookbook.

But the one that I think you must have on your shelf is Giorgio Locatelli's Made In Italy. It's as much for the recipes as it is for the stories - you get such a sense of what food means to Italians and what a massive part of its culture food is. It's a cookbook you can happily read in bed. I love it.

I also picked up this on a recent trip to Bocca di Lupo and it's pretty special as well.

u/mfizzled · 1 pointr/Cooking

First recommendation is don't work as a chef if you value a social/family life.

Good books to read are;
Larousse Gastronomique which is the absolute Bible/Koran/Bhagavad Gita

The Silver Spoon which is a great Italian cook book.

And another tip is old, outdated looking cook books are sometimes the best. I've got one I got from an ex girlfriend's mum which looks terrible but if you're into Cypriot/Greek/Turkish food is incredible, it's here