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Second Helpings of Roast Chicken [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 209x149x17 mm, kaal: 626 g, colour illustrations throughout
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jun-2006
  • Kirjastus: Ebury Press
  • ISBN-10: 0091912326
  • ISBN-13: 9780091912321
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 209x149x17 mm, kaal: 626 g, colour illustrations throughout
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jun-2006
  • Kirjastus: Ebury Press
  • ISBN-10: 0091912326
  • ISBN-13: 9780091912321
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Second Helpings of Roast Chicken takes forty-seven of Simon Hopkinson's favourite ingredients as a starting point. There is a section on apples with a perfect apple tart recipe, a section on curry recipes with Constance Spry's original Coronation chicken salad dressing and a section on duck, with recipes for Braised duck with peas and classic Roast duck and apple sauce. There are also recipes for Pear and ginger sponge, 'a good' Waldorf salad, Armenian lamb pilaf, Baked whole plaice with lemon butter sauce and what is, quite simply, the best Bloody Mary.

Roast Chicken and Other Stories was voted the most useful cookbook of all time by Waitrose Food Illustrated and also won the Andre Simon and Glenfiddich awards. Second Helpings of Roast Chicken will provide new inspiration the many fans of Simon Hopkinson's sensible, practical, creative approach to cooking and love of good food, prepared to please rather than simply impress.

Arvustused

A brilliant book: straightforward, readable and full of good things * Rachel Cooke, Observer * Clear, unpretentious vision...Hopkinson is the best * Daily Telegraph * An extremely useful book...you could certainly cook from it with reliably good results forever * Philip Hensher, Independent * Brilliant, easy to use, always entertaining * Daily Mirror * A delightful, engaging read * Telegraph Weekend * This is a magical book...amazing -- William Sitwell, Editor * Waitrose Food Illustrated * Excellent * Spectator * Simon Hopkinson is a genius...an instinctive gift for knowing what goes with what and what works * The Tablet * A tasty read for wannabe wizards in the kitchen * Sun * No kitchen should be without it * Easy Living *

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The sequel to the phenomenally successful Roast Chicken and Other Stories, voted the most useful cookbook of all time by Waitrose Food Illustrated
Foreword xiii
Lord Birkett
Introduction xv
Almonds
1(6)
Almond and blueberry sponge
3(1)
Almond blancmange
3(3)
Pommes amandines
6(1)
Apples
7(6)
Tarte fine aux pommes
9(1)
Stewed apples
10(1)
Pain perdu aux pommes
11(2)
Beans
13(6)
Almost instant creamed bean soup with rosemary and anchovy butter
15(1)
Red kidney beans baked with chorizo, chilli, garlic and olive oil
16(1)
Black bean soup
17(2)
Beetroot
19(7)
Beetroot, egg and herring salad
21(1)
Jellied beetroot consomme with sour cream, chives and caviar
22(1)
Beetroot dumplings with horseradish cream
23(3)
Brisket
26(7)
Boiled salt beef and carrots, with parsley dumplings and chrain
28(1)
Brisket and potato pie
29(2)
Braised fresh brisket in stout, with onions
31(2)
Butter and Dripping
33(6)
Roast potatoes in beef dripping
35(1)
Buttery risotto with vermouth, herbs and spring onions
35(2)
Arnhem biscuits
37(2)
Cabbage
39(6)
Braised wild rabbit with cabbage, garlic and bacon
41(2)
Simple boiled cabbage, butter and white pepper
43(1)
Stewed white cabbage with white wine, thyme and juniper
43(2)
Celery
45(5)
Braised celery hearts with cream and ceps
47(1)
Cream of celery soup
48(1)
A good Waldorf salad
49(1)
Chicken
50(7)
Southern-style fried chicken thighs with garlic cream
52(1)
Roast chicken with bread sauce, best gravy and sausage and bacon rolls
53(2)
Chicken pie
55(2)
Chillies
57(5)
Rasam
59(1)
Marinated tuna with avocado, chilli and cucumber
60(1)
Crunchy-fried garlic and red chillies
61(1)
Cocktails
62(5)
Aperitif maison `Baumaniere'
64(1)
Bloody Mary
64(1)
The dry martini
65(2)
Cocoa
67(5)
Hot chocolate
69(1)
Bitter chocolate ice cream
69(1)
Marquise au chocolat `taillevent', sauce a la pistache
70(2)
Cucumber
72(5)
Chilled cucumber soup with prawns
74(1)
Fillets of lemon sole with dill, cucumber, and butter sauce
75(1)
Spiced cucumber salad
76(1)
Curry
77(7)
Mrs Pringle's kofta curry
80(1)
Constance Spry's original coronation chicken salad dressing
81(1)
Spinach and coconut dhal
82(2)
Duck
84(6)
Roasting a duck
86(1)
Duck and orange soup
87(1)
Braised duck with peas
88(2)
Fennel
90(5)
Fennel a la grecque
92(1)
Fennel soup with parmesan cream
92(1)
Braised pork belly with fennel
93(2)
Gnocchi
95(6)
Piedmontese potato gnocchi with parmesan cream
97(1)
Pumpkin gnocchi with butter and sage
98(1)
Parsley gnocchi in parsley soup
99(2)
Ices
101(5)
Tangerine dream
103(1)
Lemon ice
104(1)
White coffee ice
104(2)
Jelly
106(8)
Jellied chicken consomme with tarragon cream
108(1)
Jambon persille
109(2)
Sauce Gribiche
111(1)
Red grapefruit and blood-orange jelly with champagne
112(2)
Lemons
114(6)
Lemon mousse cake
116(1)
Lemon and ginger syllabub
117(1)
Lemon chicken soup with parsley and cream
118(2)
Lettuce
120(5)
An English lettuce salad
122(1)
Braised little gem lettuces with butter and spring onions
123(1)
Cos lettuce hearts, cold curried prawns and eggs
123(2)
Linguine
125(5)
Linguine with pesto and new potatoes
127(1)
Linguine with prawns and dill
128(1)
Baked linguine with ham and cheese
129(1)
Lobster
130(6)
Homard chaud Champeau
132(1)
A superior lobster cocktail
133(1)
Lobster with fennel puree and lobster oil
134(2)
Milk
136(5)
Macaroni pudding
138(1)
Smoked haddock chowder
138(2)
Junket with vanilla and nutmeg
140(1)
Mince
141(6)
Veal ragu
143(1)
Thai pork rissoles with sweet and sour dipping sauce
144(1)
Sweet and sour dipping sauce
145(1)
Savoury mince
145(2)
Mint
147(5)
Mint and elderflower granita
149(1)
Fresh coconut and mint chutney
149(1)
Fresh mint ice cream with chocolate and bourbon sauce
150(2)
Mussels
152(6)
Mussel risotto
154(1)
Spaghetti with mussels and pesto
155(1)
Mouclade
156(2)
Oranges
158(6)
Steamed marmalade souffle
160(1)
Joue de bœuf a l'orange
161(1)
St Clement's cream
162(2)
Oysters
164(6)
Oyster veloute
166(1)
Oysters Kirkpatrick
167(1)
Hot oysters with leeks and curry spices
168(2)
Pancakes
170(8)
Chicken and spinach pancakes
172(2)
Harry's bar's custard pancakes
174(2)
Yorkshire pudding with sweet white sauce and golden syrup
176(2)
Pears
178(5)
Poached pears with vanilla and eau de vie
180(1)
Pear and ginger sponge
181(1)
Pickled pears
182(1)
Peas
183(5)
Almost instant `pea and ham' soup
185(1)
Chilled pea, pear and cucumber soup
185(1)
Spiced lamb meatballs with peas
186(2)
Pepper
188(5)
Hake cutlet au poivre
190(1)
Salsa peverada
191(1)
Quatre epices ('four-spice')
192(1)
Plaice
193(5)
Fillet of plaice with herb crust
195(1)
Goujons of plaice with coriander dipping sauce
196(1)
Baked whole plaice with lemon butter sauce
197(1)
Quail
198(5)
Roast quails with mushrooms
200(1)
Roast quails with sage and white wine
201(1)
Pot-roast quails with pancetta, marsala and potatoes
202(1)
Raspberries
203(6)
Raspberry clafoutis
205(1)
Linzer torte
206(1)
Raspberry dacquoise
207(2)
Rhubarb
209(6)
Rhubarb and almond crumble with custard
211(1)
Rhubarb fool
212(1)
Suzanne Burke's rhubarb pie
213(2)
Rice
215(6)
Armenian lamb pilaf
217(1)
Risotto with pea shoots
218(1)
Spanish giblet rice pot
219(2)
Roquefort
221(6)
Roquefort mousse
223(1)
Roquefort tart
224(1)
Cos lettuce with creamed roquefort, garlic croutons and fried parsley
225(2)
Salt
227(5)
Duck confit
229(1)
Baked salt cod with milk and parsley
229(2)
Anchovy eggs
231(1)
Scampi
232(7)
Scampi provencale
234(1)
Scampi and fennel salad
235(1)
Creamed scampi with saffron pilaf
236(2)
Saffron pilaf
238(1)
Skate
239(6)
Skate with black butter
241(1)
Steamed skate with sauce vierge
242(1)
Salad of warm skate with new potatoes
243(2)
Suet
245(6)
Steamed pork, bacon and leek pudding
247(1)
Swirly mincemeat suet pudding with brandy sauce
248(1)
Sussex pond pudding
249(2)
Tarragon
251(6)
Tarragon and mustard butter for steak and lamb
253(1)
Potted prawns with tarragon
253(2)
Chicken terrine with tarragon
255(2)
Tongue
257(7)
Braised salt ox tongue with caper sauce
259(1)
Poached calf's tongues, sauce charcutiere
260(2)
Cold salt ox tongue with eggs `au vert'
262(2)
Truffles
264(5)
Cooking truffles
266(1)
Gratin of potatoes with black truffle
267(1)
Baked eggs with fresh black truffle
268(1)
Vinegar
269(5)
Aubergines with sweet sherry vinegar, garlic and mint
271(1)
Vinegar reduction for the making of Bearnaise sauce
272(1)
Simple fried calf's liver with aged balsamic vinegar
273(1)
Recipe Index 274(5)
General Index 279


Born in Bury, Lancashire, Simon Hopkinson left school at 17 to begin a career as a chef. He opened his first restaurant, the Shed, near Fishguard, just before his 21st birthday. In 1983 he launched himself on the London restaurant scene, becoming chef at Hilaire in the Old Brompton Road. He swiftly found himself one of the most acclaimed young chefs in the business and his friendship with Terence Conran led to the opening of Bibendum in the restored Michelin building in 1987. He retired as a full-time chef in 1995 to concentrate more on writing. As well as Roast Chicken and Other Stories his books include Gammon & Spinach (1998) and The Prawn Cocktail Years (1999) and he also writes a column in the Independent. His critically acclaimed cookery writing has won him the André Simon award, and the Glenfiddich Award three times.