The Wild Taste is a cookbook for people who take an interest in food as an art form, and take pleasure in the new range of flavors, textures, scents and colors afforded by wild plants and mushrooms.
A collection of high-styled recipes for naturally growing plants and mushrooms. --Coltsfoot -- Coltsfoot
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Delicious, Diverse and Comprehensive,
This review is from: Wild Taste (Paperback)
I love this special cookbook. It's a rare find. The drawings are creative and their themes reflect the diverse cuisines that the authors have incorporated throughout. I was glad to have enough space on each page so that I could write my own notes about the recipes. They are quite easy to follow, and the results are delicious. A few of these recipes are time-consuming and require a cook who really enjoys cooking. I found this cookbook to be diverse, comprehensive and well organized with good information on wild foods as well as possible substitutes when the wild things aren't available. I have tried a large number of these recipes with excellent results. Three of my family's favorites are "Mallow Pistou Soup", "Spicy Shrimp with Leccinum (a mushroom)", and "Wild Strawberry Tarts". I highly recommend "The Wild Taste" by Kathryn G. and Andrew L. March to all those who love cooking and eating the results!
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The Sheer Amount of White Space is Dazzling,
By Taylor-Perry (USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Wild Taste (Paperback)
This book is primarily white space, and the recipes are decidedly ho-hum, and although there is one recipe that I was happy to get (sauced deviled eggs made with wild mushrooms -- excellent idea!) if I could have looked inside and seen the index (the very best way to judge a foraging or cookbook...) I would not have wasted the $3.99 shipping charge.
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