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Gary Rhodes: At the Table Gary Rhodes At the Table, ISBN 9780563488279 and books by Gary Rhodes on sale at thebookshelf.co.nz Tracing the history of the menu and why different courses are grouped together, Gary looks at the social influences which have formed our eating habits over the years. Gary takes the cook through the separate courses which make up a meal, from soups and appetizers to cakes and biscuits, reviving the long forgotten tradition of savouries along the way. Modern British main dishes include Trout and Almond Tart with Nut Brown Butter Dressing and Crusted Lamb with Creamy Ham and Sweet Red Pepper Potatoes. And finally Gary produces a wealth of exciting puddings, including Bitter Sweet Strawberry Tart with Mascarpone Cheesecake Cream and the wonderful British Digestive – home–made digestive biscuit cake with Earl Grey custard. With the emphasis on matching flavours and balancing the depth of each course, Gary shows us how to mix and match dishes to create the perfect menu, from a quick, informal meal for two to a sumptuous dinner party to impress your friends. Whether you like simple food with a twist or prefer an imaginative culinary challenge, youll find something in Gary Rhodes At The Table for every occasion. About the AuthorGary Rhodes is one of Britains best–loved chefs. His success includes three Michelin stars – one at the Castle Hotel in Taunton, Somerset, another at the Greenhouse, and the third at City Rhodes – and the prestigious CATEY Special Award, the catering industrys equivalent to an Oscar, for helping to revive British cookery and for his total dedication to the industry. He has presented six television series, including cookery programmes for children based on Roald Dahls Revolting recipes, and has written six other cookery books. Gary runs two highly acclaimed restaurants in London, City Rhodes and Rhodes in the Square, and has recently opened two brasseries, Rhodes & Co, in Manchester and Edinburgh.
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