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LA Cuisine; Secrets of Modern French Cooking
Raymond Oliver When reading about this mysterious area of the world, this is my hand's down winner.
"Raymond Oliver was a Chef of immense proportions (with respect to his ability to teach the art) who understood the nature of food. His inovations in teaching techniques were far ahead of their time. He was so well respected that Chefs (such as Jaques Pepin) actually copied his style in preparing thir own cookbooks. His step by step photos of preparation were clear and made those of us who were learning the art actually "understand" how our hands needed to move to accomplish the recipes."

The Von Welanetz Guide to Ethnic Ingredients
Diana Von Welanetz and Paul Von Welanetz A superb reference book on obscure and popular ethnic ingredients, how to use them, how they are used in their native culture and when to acquire them.

Classic Indian Cooking
Julie Shani and Julie Sahni Best book out to learn the insides and basics of Indian Cooking and their culinary heritage and culture.

Not For Bread Alone
Daniel Halpern (Editor) Provocative essays from Madeleine Kamman, Alice Waters, Wendell Berry, Joyce Carol Oates and many more.

Better Than Store Bought
Helen Witty and Elizabeth Colchie Seen it in the store but want to make it yourself then this is the book and all the recipes work!.

Down and Out in Paris and London
George Orwell In Down and Out in Paris and London, Orwell explores the life of the disenfranchised poor, the underemployed, and the flat broke. It's depressing, but Orwell's voice is extremely compelling, and often hilariously funny, as when he describes his gruesome job as a dishwasher in a dysfunctional French restaurant.

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LA Cuisine; Secrets of Modern French Cooking Raymond Oliver	When reading about this mysterious area of the world, this is my hand's down winner. "Raymond Oliver was a Chef of immense proportions (with respect to his ability to teach the art) who understood the nature of food. His inovations in teaching techniques were far ahead of their time. He was so well respected that Chefs (such as Jaques Pepin) actually copied his style in preparing thir own cookbooks. His step by step photos of preparation were clear and made those of us who were learning the art actually "understand" how our hands needed to move to accomplish the recipes."

The Von Welanetz Guide to Ethnic Ingredients Diana Von Welanetz and Paul Von Welanetz	A superb reference book on obscure and popular ethnic ingredients, how to use them, how they are used in their native culture and when to acquire them.

Classic Indian Cooking Julie Shani and Julie Sahni	Best book out to learn the insides and basics of Indian Cooking and their culinary heritage and culture.

Not For Bread Alone Daniel Halpern (Editor)	Provocative essays from Madeleine Kamman, Alice Waters, Wendell Berry, Joyce Carol Oates and many more.

Better Than Store Bought Helen Witty and Elizabeth Colchie	Seen it in the store but want to make it yourself then this is the book and all the recipes work!.

Down and Out in Paris and London George Orwell	In Down and Out in Paris and London, Orwell explores the life of the disenfranchised poor, the underemployed, and the flat broke. It's depressing, but Orwell's voice is extremely compelling, and often hilariously funny, as when he describes his gruesome job as a dishwasher in a dysfunctional French restaurant.