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Rarely use a book for recipes unless I'm baking. Use them more for inspiration. I have to second culinary artistry. I also like The French Laundry and Trotter's books for inspiration.
A cook is one who has basic knoledge and fundamentals of cooking. A Chef is the person that writes the menus, writes recipes, costs menus and recipes, does the scheduling, controls labor costs, controls food costs, Orders the product,...
Anything by Julie Sahni or Madhur Jaffrey.
I don't know many here, but I'm going to open myself up....... I was one of those that alcohol and drugs nearly destroyed. I got my sh*t together, got help and went on to a very successful career as a chef in some of Atlanta's finest...
Decrease the amount of cream used for the amount of coconut milk and use the same amount of gelatine.
For something last minute I usually put together a cheese board. 4 types of eclectic cheeses and some carrs crackers. As I said though, this is for spur of the moment or last minute.
Blanch at 270 then spread on a paper towel lined sheet pan in a single layer and allow to cool. Fry at 350 to order. Serve with house made mayo.
Also a program called MasterCook. It's pretty inexpensive. What I use both at home and at work.
First off, not nearly enough sugar. I use 3 cups per pound. secondly, you need to cook your cranberry sauce longer. For 1 pound I cook mine at a low simmer for roughly 1 1/2 - 2 hours.
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