The Best of Mexico Cookbook
By (Author) Evie
HarperCollins Publishers Inc
HarperCollins
15th December 1992
United States
General
Non Fiction
641.5972
Hardback
96
Width 179mm, Height 178mm, Spine 12mm
306g
Mexican cooking is rooted in its history of great and ancient Indian civilizations, inspired by the Spanish Conquistadores and influenced by European tastes in the later years. It is indeed a dynamic cuisine - adaptable but remarkably complete, even in its melting of different cultures. In this book, food editor Evie Righter has chosen the finest examples of culinary creativity from this country. From the chilies, chocolate, nuts and tomatoes pureed into sauces, to the corn, beans, avocados and seafood combined into flavoured dishes, she presents the Mexican cook's ingredients and techniques in a clear and accessible style.
An editor at Gourmet Magazine for over 10 years, Evie Righter wrote the text to Gourmet's Menus for Contemporary Living. She has worked on books by many of the greatest talents in the world of food, including Alice Waters, Ann Willan, Michl Guard, and Wolfgang Puck.