Paladares by Anya Von Bremzen
A transportive, authoritative book on the revolution of Cuban cuisine, fusing 200 recipes with 400 vivid colour photographs of the food, people, and private restaurants of the captivating country now opened to the world.
“This amazing cookbook shares the challenges and triumphs of some of the most innovative and improvising chefs in the worldThrough the ingredients and techniques, you can begin to understand more about this incredible country and its people.” -- José Andrés * chef and owner, minibar by José Andrés and ThinkFoodGroup *
“Cuban food authorities call their home ‘this country of inventors,’ and this exhaustively researched and gorgeously photographed book reveals how necessity sparked culinary magic. . . . I hope this book inspires greater understanding between the United States and Cuba . . . I know it will inspire us all to get cooking!” -- Ted Allen * host of Chopped on Food Network *
“Filled with intimate sketches of the people behind paladares, and beautifully photographed food you can’t wait to make, Anya von Bremzen and Megan Fawn Schlow capture the surreal and confounding contradictions of present-day Cuba with remarkable insight. Your mind will race ahead to imagine the possibilities for an island forever on the verge.” -- Ana Sofía Peláez * author of The Cuban Table: A Celebration of Food, Flavors, and History *
“In Paladares, Anya von Bremzen and Megan Fawn Schlow show us the unique intersection of cultures, history, and geography that define the home cooking of Cuba as elevated within a closed-door restaurant. Illicit, familiar, and exotic, these recipes stand on their own but also together to capture a moment in time when the paladar is ushering in a new set of standards by which Cuban cuisine will come to be known.” -- Alex Raij * chef and restauranteur (Txikito, La Vara, El Quinto Pino) *
“Paladares captures the spirit of the country.” -- Zarela Martinez * James Beard Award-winning author and chef *
Von Bremzen...has a gift for illuminating the irrepressible humanity in communist food cultures, and her storytelling here adds deep nuance like a good sofrita in a pot of black beans. * The Philadelphia Inquirer *
Gaining kitchen-door access to paladares, the privately owned restaurants that must navigate both the government and a crazy black market to survive, seems like a cheat code. It’s like discovering a secret passageway inside a secret passageway. -- Drew Lazor, author of Session Cocktails: Low-Alcohol Drinks for Any Occasion * New York Magazine's The Strategist *
“Cuban food authorities call their home ‘this country of inventors,’ and this exhaustively researched and gorgeously photographed book reveals how necessity sparked culinary magic. . . . I hope this book inspires greater understanding between the United States and Cuba . . . I know it will inspire us all to get cooking!” -- Ted Allen * host of Chopped on Food Network *
“Filled with intimate sketches of the people behind paladares, and beautifully photographed food you can’t wait to make, Anya von Bremzen and Megan Fawn Schlow capture the surreal and confounding contradictions of present-day Cuba with remarkable insight. Your mind will race ahead to imagine the possibilities for an island forever on the verge.” -- Ana Sofía Peláez * author of The Cuban Table: A Celebration of Food, Flavors, and History *
“In Paladares, Anya von Bremzen and Megan Fawn Schlow show us the unique intersection of cultures, history, and geography that define the home cooking of Cuba as elevated within a closed-door restaurant. Illicit, familiar, and exotic, these recipes stand on their own but also together to capture a moment in time when the paladar is ushering in a new set of standards by which Cuban cuisine will come to be known.” -- Alex Raij * chef and restauranteur (Txikito, La Vara, El Quinto Pino) *
“Paladares captures the spirit of the country.” -- Zarela Martinez * James Beard Award-winning author and chef *
Von Bremzen...has a gift for illuminating the irrepressible humanity in communist food cultures, and her storytelling here adds deep nuance like a good sofrita in a pot of black beans. * The Philadelphia Inquirer *
Gaining kitchen-door access to paladares, the privately owned restaurants that must navigate both the government and a crazy black market to survive, seems like a cheat code. It’s like discovering a secret passageway inside a secret passageway. -- Drew Lazor, author of Session Cocktails: Low-Alcohol Drinks for Any Occasion * New York Magazine's The Strategist *
Anya von Bremzen is a James Beard Award-winning cookbook author, food historian, and travel writer. Her previous books include Mastering the Art of Soviet Cooking, The New Spanish Table, and Please to the Table:The Russian Cookbook. She regularly contributes to Food and Wine, Travel and Leisure, Saveur, and The New Yorker. Megan Fawn Schlow is a photographer and food stylist whose work has appeared in Gourmet, The New York Times, and Bon Appétit. She has contributed to a number of cookbooks as a food stylist and recipe tester.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781419727030 |
| ISBN 10 | 1419727036 |
| Title | Paladares |
| Author | Anya Von Bremzen |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Abrams |
| Year published | 2017-11-14 |
| Number of pages | 352 |
| Prizes | Short-listed for James Beard Book Awards: International Category 2018 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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