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  • Hardcover: 272 pages
  • Publisher: Clarkson Potter; First Edition edition (April 5, 2011)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0307463893
  • ISBN-13: 978-0307463890
  • Product Dimensions: 7.7 x 1.1 x 9.3 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (46 customer reviews)
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By Jo Ann Graham VINE VOICE on February 15, 2011
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So many cookbooks tell us how to make things we can't find ingredients for and we don't have the time, skill or patience to make. Then they show us photos that a professional food stylist has labored over for hours and that our food never looks like. But those cookbooks are not Cooking in the Moment.

Andrea Ruesing's book is breathtakingly beautiful with brilliantly bright and mouthwatering photos of FRESH fruits, vegetables and meats. But it is the finished meal photos that really make this a wonderful and truly approachable book. They look like meals we can serve at home! They look like real food made by real people that might not be "styled" but is still really delicious. I found the photos of dozens of types of tomatoes, apples, grains and other foods not only beautiful but very informative and a great help in identifying what I was seeing in the market.

The recipes range from real basics like meat stock or fried chicken to more exotic fare like squab with onions and cherries or pickled figs. Recipes and stories are arranged by season to take the greatest advantage of all the fresh, local foods you can find. They are accompanied with charming vignettes of her family's experiences around food as well as clear explanations and stories about the science and practicality of food items -- like how to tell a good fat from a bad fat, how to do overnight and clay pot cooking, how to select heirloom apples or "schlepp" your food home.

This is a wonderful, well rounded cookbook that is not only beautiful but practical, educational and inspiring all at the same time. A joy to read, use and have or to give to the cooks and food lovers in your life.
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I like to eat healthy, I like to cook, I dont have a ton of time, and I like to buy food thats local and in season.

This book is absolutely amazing. My review copy was in b&w, im such a fan of this book, I'm thinking about getting in color. I've made 3 dishes and one drink so far. It impressed the foodies I had over. They were all simple and straight-forward.

I need to mention these caviats: Some recipes look simple at first but will have an additional step in there for the sauce or some such, make sure you carefully read over what you want to make the night before. Some of the ingredients are expensive and can be difficult to locate. I'm lucky enough to live in LA with plenty of high end grocery stores and have been able to find everything so far. Lastly this is definitely a gourmet cookbook, this wont be useful for someone in college or with limited fun, this definitely isnt an essential book, but is a great add on to your collection for those times you want to impress.
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I bought this book after I saw a review in a cooking magazine, and it sounded right up my alley. So far, I've been somewhat disappointed with the book. Admittedly, this is on the basis of cooking two recipes, but looking at the others, I am now disinclined to try more.
My first attempt was the recipe for shrimp and rice stew. I liked the idea of the ground rice, to make almost a porridge, and ignored the somewhat smug "we can get wild shrimp and you can't" attitude, and went ahead with farmed shrimp (and I know the issues here. They're there for wild shrimp too). The dish was bland, wet, and just an out and out problem. It was made redeemable by adding more vegetables, and more spice. The next time around, I cut the liquid quantities in half, and used a stock rather than the water the author recommends. Much better, but isn't that the author's job?

Next recipe: rhubarb ginger sorbet. Take a look at the recipe: it says (I do not make this up): makes 1.5 cups. HUH? Who's going to make sorbet when the yield is 12 ounces?
In fact, it probably should say 1.5 QUARTS, because the very first ingredient you use is 3 pounds of rhubarb to get "about 4 cups of puree". There's some magic involved in going from 4 cups to 1.5 cups, and it isn't in my kitchen. Her instructions to put the puree through a sieve, but not too fine a sieve are vague and not necessary, nor is it necessary to cook rhubarb for fifteen minutes as she tells one to.

The shrimp dish has inherent problems in the recipe, and while the sorbet turned out well, shouldn't someone have caught the error in quantity? I also agree with the comments of some who point out that there's an awful lot of eggs, bacon and other fats in these recipes. Also, as with others, I am leery of the tomato LEAF salad.
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I fell immediately in love with this cookbook. I wanted to take this book to the farmers market, it is filled with a variety of dishes in here that you aren't going to find in other cookbooks. I love the way Andrea Reusing really stresses eating locally, and eating what is in season. Her book is a journey into a eating a healthier and cleaner food. She covers fresh vegetables, foods that you find in the wild, meats, and even diary, so everything is covered within this book. When I first opened this book, I saw so many recipes that I wanted to try.
Some of my favorite recipes in this book are the marinated beets, beets with a touch of Indian spice were just so good. I also enjoyed the crab and garlic fried rice. Her hard cider braised pork roast is going to be served up as soon as my Green Egg is delivered. I can hardly wait! If you are looking for a book that is going to cover the basics, this book isn't your best choice, but if you are looking for creative and unique recipes this book will satisfy you for many years to come.
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