Includes bibliographical references (page 387) and index.
Contents:
The story of foodpairing -- Key aromas -- Olfaction versus gustation -- The importance of aroma -- Aroma molecules -- Building your aroma library -- How foodpairing works -- Ingredients & pairings -- From kiwi to oyster: key ingredients & pairing suggestions.
Summary:
"From the scientists and chefs who discovered this new culinary science, and the company that created and maintains the enormous database, here is a fabulous reference to 10,000 food pairings for use in both professional and home kitchens."-- Provided by publisher. Foodpairing is a method for identifying which foods go well together. This book explains why the food combinations we know and love work so well together and opens up a new world of delicious pairings that will transform the way we eat. -- Adapted from back cover.
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