Around the World in 80 Food Trucks 1ED
Publisher,LONELY PLANET
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Format, Hardcover
Weight, 420 g
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Lonely Planet has taken to the streets to bring you 80 fast, fresh and mouthwatering recipes from the most exciting chefs on four wheels. From sea bass ceviche and Lebanese Musakhan to old-fashioned American peach cake, discover how to cook some of the world's most crowd-pleasing dishes, meet the chefs and hear the stories behind their passion projects.
Run by passionate foodies, food trucks have nailed the delicate balance of merging the methods and flavours inspired by personal travels and experiences with family recipes, immigrant influences and local ingredients - all the while celebrating sustainable and seasonal local produce.
Starting up and running a food truck is a vehicle for expression and experimentation, a way to serve food that's both personal to the cooks and popular with the crowd. After all, food trucks park where the people are - no booking or dress code required.
Inside Around the World in 80 Food Trucks, you'll find out how to recreate chicken and waffles from Nashville; Indian sliders from Melbourne; paneer poutine from Berlin; spicy lamb samosas from Killary, mollete of roasted pork from Gijón; San Francisco langoustine rolls; and burgers, shrimp and breakfast sandwiches from Cape Town, Bogotá and beyond.
This is a pretty interesting cookbook. It's filled with recipes from food trucks from around the world.This book explores 80 different food trucks from numerous places including Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Asia, Oceania, South America, and North America. Each truck is introduced and you get to see where the truck/chef is located, how the truck began and the story behind the owners. You can also see various ways to follow the truck (Facebook, Instagram, etc).If you are looking for a collection of diverse recipes and like food trucks, this is the cookbook for you.
This is a pretty interesting cookbook. It's filled with recipes from food trucks from around the world. Like most cookbooks, this one promises "easy" recipes and like most cookbooks, not all the recipes are, in fact, easy. Some are pretty easy, but quite a few are pretty complicated, take a long time to prepare and cook, or require ingredients that aren't necessarily easy to find at the local grocery store in rural America. I've found I've had to order some ingredients online especially for recipes in this book (turns out my local stores do not carry sumac, pomegranate molasses, batata, goya, among other ingredients.) Still, overall, I think this is a pretty good cookbook.
Overall, it's a very good cookbook.
This book show the amazing hindsight of all around the world in 80 food trucks that will make your mouth watering. It's an interesting book to read because it has many stories from the chef on how they do and also learn how to recreat the recipe.
This book is about food trucks from all over the world. We can learn and explore recipes out of many sharing by truck chefs itself. The contents are well-organized, colour photographs and stories about each location.