Written as a series of interconnected essays-with recipes-Relæ provides a rare glimpse into the mind of a top chef, and the opportunity to learn the language of one of the world's most pioneering and acclaimed restaurants. Chef Christian F. Puglisi opened restaurant Relæ in 2010 on a rough, run-down stretch of one of Copenhagen's most crime-ridden streets. His goal was simple: to serve impeccable, intelligent, sustainable, and plant-centric food of the highest quality-in a setting that was devoid of the pretention and frills of conventional high-end restaurant dining. Relæ was an immediate…mehr
Written as a series of interconnected essays-with recipes-Relæ provides a rare glimpse into the mind of a top chef, and the opportunity to learn the language of one of the world's most pioneering and acclaimed restaurants. Chef Christian F. Puglisi opened restaurant Relæ in 2010 on a rough, run-down stretch of one of Copenhagen's most crime-ridden streets. His goal was simple: to serve impeccable, intelligent, sustainable, and plant-centric food of the highest quality-in a setting that was devoid of the pretention and frills of conventional high-end restaurant dining. Relæ was an immediate hit, and Puglisi's "to the bone" ethos-which emphasized innovative, substantive cooking over crisp white tablecloths or legions of water-pouring, napkin-folding waiters-became a rallying cry for chefs around the world. Today the Jægersborggade-where Relæ and its more casual sister restaurant, Manfreds, are located-is one of Copenhagen's most vibrant and exciting streets. And Puglisi continues to excite and surprise diners with his genre-defying, wildly inventive cooking. Relæ is Puglisi's much-anticipated debut: like his restaurants, the book is honest, unconventional, and challenges our expectations of what a cookbook should be. Rather than focusing on recipes, the core of the book is a series of interconnected "idea essays," which reveal the ingredients, practical techniques, and philosophies that inform Puglisi's cooking. Each essay is connected to one (or many) of the dishes he serves, and readers are invited to flip through the book in whatever sequence inspires them-from idea to dish and back to idea again. The result is a deeply personal, utterly unique reading experience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword by Chad Robertson Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: The Groundwork The Initial Idea Jægersborggade Staff Locavorism: When It Makes Sense, and When It Does Not Organic: Is a Certification All That? Breaking Bread: The Cornerstone of an Ideal Meal Chapter 2: Ideas on a Plate Liquids Water Wine Fruit Vinegars Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Animals Lamb Fat Chicken Hindsholm Pork Butter Buttermilk Land Jerusalem Artichokes Carrots Horseradish Celery Root Herbs Cresses Citrus Unripe Strawberries Elderflower Crab Apple Nuts Seeds Olives Sea Mussels Coastal Fish Mackerel Sea Lettuce Anchovy Söl Kelp Manipulations Fermentation Pickling Fruits and Vegetables Pickling Fish Cooking in Butter Emulsion Cooking Salads Precision Cooking Barely Cooking Stocks Nut Milks Hiding on the Plate Textures Contrasting Temperatures Crunch! Chewy Leathery Dehydrating/Rehydrating Vegetable Skins Salting and Brining Vegetables Salting and Brining Meats and Fish Juiciness, the Natural Sauce Flavor Butter and Bitter Charred and Grilled Toasted and Nutty A Touch of Umami Meat with Seafood Minerality Theory Building onto a Dish Evolving a Technique Snacks Challenging the Guest Vegetarian Vegetables over Meat Intertwining Flavors Savory Desserts Nose-to-Tail Cooking Leaf-to-Stem Cooking Acidity Creativity Is in All of Us Where Is the Cheese Trolley? Inspirations Italy Denmark France elBulli Thailand Spring Summer Fall Winter Chapter 3: Dishes 225 Snacks Herb Bouquet Celery Root Taco Grilled Jerusalem Artichokes Grilled Corn Shallots and Nigella Kornly Cracker Oxalis Roots Herbivorous Starters Unripe Strawberries, Cress, and Buttermilk Sheep’s Milk Yogurt, Radishes, and Nasturtium Cucumber, Caraway, and Lemon Balm Smoked Beet “Fish” and Elderflower Beet, Crab Apple, and Söl Cooked Onions, Buttermilk, and Nasturtium Omnivorous Starters Lumpfish Roe, Daikon, and Almonds Oysters, Cabbage, and Capers Mussels, Seaweed, and Allumettes Squid, Mussels, and Seaweed Raw Beef, Anchovies, and Ramsons Lamb, Shrimp, and Dill White Asparagus and Anchovies Pickled Skate, Mussels, and Celery Root Pickled Mackerel, Cauliflower, and Lemon Cod, Kohlrabi, and Skins White Onions, Crayfish, and Fennel Herbivorous Seconds Turnips, Chervil, and Horseradish New Potatoes, Warm Berries, and Arugula Potato, Seaweed, and Pecorino Lettuce, Smoked Almond, and Olive Oil Asparagus, Sunflower Seeds, and Mint Jerusalem Artichoke, Quinoa, and Coffee Sunflower Seeds, Kornly, and Pine Baked Potato Puree, Two Ways Barley, Cauliflower, and Black Trumpet Herbivorous Mains Carrot, Elderflower, and Sesame Charred Cucumber and Fermented Juice Romaine, Egg Yolk, and Nettles Enoki, Kelp, and Seaweed Fennel, Smoked Almond, and Parsley Dried Zucchini and Bitter Leaves Fried Salsify and Bergamot Salted Carrot and Oxalis “Béarnaise” Omnivorous Mains Pork from Hindsholm and Rye Lamb, Turnip, and Samphire Cauliflower, Veal Sweetbread, and Basil Chicken Wings, White Asparagus, and Anchovies Wild Duck, Elderberries, and White Onions Salad, Beef, and Bronte Pistachio Veal, Grilled Sauce, and Anchovy Cheese and Desserts Whipped Goat Cheese and Parsley Nordlys, Carrots, and Orange Zest Chanterelles, Apple, and Granité Mandarin, Buttermilk, and Egg Yolk Milk, Kelp, and Caramel Rhubarb Compote, Almond, and Vinegar Jerusalem Artichoke, Malt, and Bread Sheep’s Milk Yogurt, Beets, and Black Currant Hokkaido Pumpkin and Mandarin Corn, Bread Crumbs, and Marjoram Elderflower and Rhubarb Jerusalem Artichokes, Coffee, and Passion Coffee Table Appendix: Recipes Index
Foreword by Chad Robertson Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: The Groundwork The Initial Idea Jægersborggade Staff Locavorism: When It Makes Sense, and When It Does Not Organic: Is a Certification All That? Breaking Bread: The Cornerstone of an Ideal Meal Chapter 2: Ideas on a Plate Liquids Water Wine Fruit Vinegars Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Animals Lamb Fat Chicken Hindsholm Pork Butter Buttermilk Land Jerusalem Artichokes Carrots Horseradish Celery Root Herbs Cresses Citrus Unripe Strawberries Elderflower Crab Apple Nuts Seeds Olives Sea Mussels Coastal Fish Mackerel Sea Lettuce Anchovy Söl Kelp Manipulations Fermentation Pickling Fruits and Vegetables Pickling Fish Cooking in Butter Emulsion Cooking Salads Precision Cooking Barely Cooking Stocks Nut Milks Hiding on the Plate Textures Contrasting Temperatures Crunch! Chewy Leathery Dehydrating/Rehydrating Vegetable Skins Salting and Brining Vegetables Salting and Brining Meats and Fish Juiciness, the Natural Sauce Flavor Butter and Bitter Charred and Grilled Toasted and Nutty A Touch of Umami Meat with Seafood Minerality Theory Building onto a Dish Evolving a Technique Snacks Challenging the Guest Vegetarian Vegetables over Meat Intertwining Flavors Savory Desserts Nose-to-Tail Cooking Leaf-to-Stem Cooking Acidity Creativity Is in All of Us Where Is the Cheese Trolley? Inspirations Italy Denmark France elBulli Thailand Spring Summer Fall Winter Chapter 3: Dishes 225 Snacks Herb Bouquet Celery Root Taco Grilled Jerusalem Artichokes Grilled Corn Shallots and Nigella Kornly Cracker Oxalis Roots Herbivorous Starters Unripe Strawberries, Cress, and Buttermilk Sheep’s Milk Yogurt, Radishes, and Nasturtium Cucumber, Caraway, and Lemon Balm Smoked Beet “Fish” and Elderflower Beet, Crab Apple, and Söl Cooked Onions, Buttermilk, and Nasturtium Omnivorous Starters Lumpfish Roe, Daikon, and Almonds Oysters, Cabbage, and Capers Mussels, Seaweed, and Allumettes Squid, Mussels, and Seaweed Raw Beef, Anchovies, and Ramsons Lamb, Shrimp, and Dill White Asparagus and Anchovies Pickled Skate, Mussels, and Celery Root Pickled Mackerel, Cauliflower, and Lemon Cod, Kohlrabi, and Skins White Onions, Crayfish, and Fennel Herbivorous Seconds Turnips, Chervil, and Horseradish New Potatoes, Warm Berries, and Arugula Potato, Seaweed, and Pecorino Lettuce, Smoked Almond, and Olive Oil Asparagus, Sunflower Seeds, and Mint Jerusalem Artichoke, Quinoa, and Coffee Sunflower Seeds, Kornly, and Pine Baked Potato Puree, Two Ways Barley, Cauliflower, and Black Trumpet Herbivorous Mains Carrot, Elderflower, and Sesame Charred Cucumber and Fermented Juice Romaine, Egg Yolk, and Nettles Enoki, Kelp, and Seaweed Fennel, Smoked Almond, and Parsley Dried Zucchini and Bitter Leaves Fried Salsify and Bergamot Salted Carrot and Oxalis “Béarnaise” Omnivorous Mains Pork from Hindsholm and Rye Lamb, Turnip, and Samphire Cauliflower, Veal Sweetbread, and Basil Chicken Wings, White Asparagus, and Anchovies Wild Duck, Elderberries, and White Onions Salad, Beef, and Bronte Pistachio Veal, Grilled Sauce, and Anchovy Cheese and Desserts Whipped Goat Cheese and Parsley Nordlys, Carrots, and Orange Zest Chanterelles, Apple, and Granité Mandarin, Buttermilk, and Egg Yolk Milk, Kelp, and Caramel Rhubarb Compote, Almond, and Vinegar Jerusalem Artichoke, Malt, and Bread Sheep’s Milk Yogurt, Beets, and Black Currant Hokkaido Pumpkin and Mandarin Corn, Bread Crumbs, and Marjoram Elderflower and Rhubarb Jerusalem Artichokes, Coffee, and Passion Coffee Table Appendix: Recipes Index
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