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An Everlasting Meal: Cooking with Economy and Grace - Goodreads
Given that I had a nectarine masquerading as a billiard ball knocking around, I recently made the Unripe Fruit Salad (adding a couple of rogue ingredients, namely radishes and pomegranate seeds, off my own bat) and immediately I knew I’d be making it, in one guise or other, again and again.She recommends turning to neglected onions, celery and potatoes for inexpensive meals that taste full of fresh vegetables, and cooking meat and fish resourcefully.
An Everlasting Meal | Tamar Adler | 9781800751613 | NetGalley An Everlasting Meal | Tamar Adler | 9781800751613 | NetGalley
What doubtless is true, whatever your take, is that An Everlasting Meal: Cooking With Economy and Grace isn’t really a cookbook, as Alice Waters points out in the foreward, who adds that the book “gently reveals Tamar’s [Tamar Adler] philosophy. I don't like to think of food as carbohydrates and fat because it gives an incomplete picture of how we digest. If that fails, a generous pinch of salt, a dash of vinegar and a good glug of olive oil will generally suffice. If it doesn't have you dashing into your kitchen, digging through your pantry for those just-right ingredients, nothing will.Put them on a board and squish down with the bottom of a mug or jar or something, then wiggle it around a bit. There's nothing particularly solemn about cauliflower stalks; capers do not taste anything like pebbles; and I have never been bewildered by a breakfast of cold pasta, no matter how delicious.