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Where
"Rick Stein's Taste of the Sea" was a kind of introduction
to seafood cooking, "Rick Stein's Fruits of the
Sea" is aimed more at fish enthusiasts. It comes as little surprise
then that Stein opens with recipes like Basque Squid Stew, Moroccan Fish
Tagine, Seafood in a Crab and Ginger Broth, and Mussels with Turmeric, Cumin,
and Coriander. He breaks his recipes into soup, stews, and clear broths; light
lunch dishes; hot and spicy fish; deep-fried fish; summer fish and salads; fish
from colder climates; elegant fish dishes; quick and simple fish; hand-held and
party food; and food to finish with. You'll also find basic stocks and sauces
and a list of alternative fish for the American and Australian. This
user-friendly book will launch anyone on a discovery of seafood.
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