ISSN 1934-6557
Argentina Cooks by Shirley Lomax
Brooks
(Hippocrene Books, Inc.) Argentine cuisine is one of the world's
best‑kept culinary secrets and it is decidedly distinct from other Latin
American cooking. Contrary to conventional wisdom, Argentine food is also much
more than just beef. The country's expansive landscape includes tropical
jungles, vast grasslands with sheep and cattle, alpine lakes, and
glacier‑studded mountains in the South. As a result, a great variety of foods
are available – game, lamb, an incredible assortment of fish and seafood, exotic
fruits, and prime quality beef.
Argentina Cooks highlights recipes from
Inside are sophisticated culinary offerings like Pavita
Relleno a la Criolla (Roast Turkey with Persimmon, Sausage, and Jalapeno
Stuffing) and Gaspado de Cazador (Game Stew with Wild Rabbit, Partridges, Quail,
and Gin), as well as home‑style favorites like Gazpacho de Mesopotamia (Raw
Vegetables in Chicken Broth and Fresh Lime Juice). The 190 recipes are all
adapted for the North American kitchen, and a section on ingredients and
techniques ensures that even novice cooks will produce spectacular results. The
author's introduction and commentaries throughout
Argentina Cooks offer insight into
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