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Loose Birds & Game

Loose Birds & Game

by Andrew Pern (Author), Michel Roux (foreword ) (Author), Brian Turner (introduction ) (Author)

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    Hardcover 2010

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Synopsis

Michelin-starred chef Andrew Pern's outstanding Game cookbook delivers a fresh approach for cooking Poultry, Game & Fish from The Star Inn at Harome.Andrew Pern's multi-award-winning cookbook includes stunning flavour combinations and recipes, sharing his passion, knowledge and enthusiasm for Poultry, Game & Fish.This book contains 65 outstanding recipes within 13 chapters, each beginning with its own large-format section portraying the content with captivating photography and phenomenal impact, including: Partridge, Deer, Pigeon & Squab, Grouse, Pheasant, Chicken, Duck & Goose, Guinea Fowl, Rabbit & Hare, Trout & Wild Salmon, The Best Of The Rest and Snacks & Drinks.Andrew reveals how his philosophy and knowledge have led to his unique success, as well as sharing some of his most sought-after culinary secrets and his love and life-long enthusiasm for Poultry, Game and Fish.With a foreword by Michel Roux and an introduction by Brian Turner, and photography by Drew Gardner.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 360
 Edition: First
 Publisher: Face
Published: 01 Dec 2010
ISBN 10: 0955893011
ISBN 13: 9780955893018
Prizes: Joint winner for Roses Design Awards Publications Category Bronze Award 2011.

Media Reviews
Andrew's simple approach will attract people from all walks of life, who will be thrilled with the sophisticated results. Game is healthy, low in cholesterol and cheap. We should all be eating more of it. This is a book to use, and a copy belongs in every kitchen Michel Roux OBE
Author Bio
Andrew's name is synonymous with that of his Yorkshire pub, the Michelin-starred Star Inn at Harome - a truly unique British thatched pub with low beams and wonky walls that has centuries of hospitality steeped into its timbers, believed to date back to the 14th century.Andrew acquired The Star in 1996 and has been recognised with numerous hospitality awards and accolades ever since, including the pub being one of the first in the UK to be awarded a Michelin star - It is still one of only a handful of pubs ever to be recognised by Michelin with a star.Andrew's use of local seasonal produce from Yorkshire reflects his modern take on classic British dishes and his own roots as a farmer's son from the North York Moors. He believes that the Yorkshire Moors were an idyllic place for him to live and learn about nature's larder; seafood from the North Sea; lamb, beef and pork reared with pride by neighbours; game shoots alongside the Esk Valley; and grouse from the purple-shrouded moors, all played a vital part in his culinary education.