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The sweet life : desserts from Chanterelle / Kate Zuckerman ; photographs by Tina Rupp.

Por: Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: New York : Bulfinch Press, 2006.Edición: First EditionDescripción: 223 pages : illustrations (chiefly col.) ; 27 cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediated
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0821257447 (hardcover)
  • 9780821257449
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 641.8/6 22
Clasificación LoC:
  • TX773 .Z83 2006
Contenidos:
Introduction -- 1. Tarts -- 2. Cakes -- 3. Cookies -- 4. Custards, pudding, cremes, and mousses -- 5. Souffles -- 6. Ice creams, sorbets, and frozen desserts -- 7. Roasted fruits and fruits soups -- 8. Chocolates and candies -- 9. Edible garnishes and snacks -- 10. Sauces and creamy accompaniments -- Acknowledgments -- Sources of unusual ingredients -- Index.
Resumen: Say the word "Chanterelle" to a food-loving New Yorker and the first thing she thinks of is the beloved restaurant that put SoHo on the culinary map in 1979 and is now approaching its 25th anniversary in its new location in Tribeca. Kate Zuckerman, Chanterelle's pastry chef, has met and exceeded the high expectations of the restaurants' founders, David and Karen Waltuck, by creating exquisite desserts that draw upon her vast culinary experiences - both as a 4-star pastry chef in Boston, San Francisco and New York - and through her culinary travels to countries such as India. The Sweet Life offers not only detailed, delicious, recipes for every kind of dessert from tarts and cakes to custards, souffles and frozen desserts but also detailed descriptions of methods, chemical changes that occur and a fascinating history and description of key ingredients. Zuckerman possesses the ability to create gourmet desserts that home cooks can actually craft in their own kitchens. Her warm, accessible tone will appeal to both beginner and advanced pastry cooks - so whether you're making maple ginger ice cream or a double chocolate espresso cookie, readers will know they are in good, capable hands.
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Created by the award-winning pastry chef at New York City's renowned Chanterelle restaurant, this dessert cookbook offers delightful recipes for a plethora of sweet treats--from tarts and cakes to custards, souffls, and frozen desserts. 50 full-color photos. 15 line drawings.

Errata slip inserted.

Includes index.

Introduction -- 1. Tarts -- 2. Cakes -- 3. Cookies -- 4. Custards, pudding, cremes, and mousses -- 5. Souffles -- 6. Ice creams, sorbets, and frozen desserts -- 7. Roasted fruits and fruits soups -- 8. Chocolates and candies -- 9. Edible garnishes and snacks -- 10. Sauces and creamy accompaniments -- Acknowledgments -- Sources of unusual ingredients -- Index.

Say the word "Chanterelle" to a food-loving New Yorker and the first thing she thinks of is the beloved restaurant that put SoHo on the culinary map in 1979 and is now approaching its 25th anniversary in its new location in Tribeca. Kate Zuckerman, Chanterelle's pastry chef, has met and exceeded the high expectations of the restaurants' founders, David and Karen Waltuck, by creating exquisite desserts that draw upon her vast culinary experiences - both as a 4-star pastry chef in Boston, San Francisco and New York - and through her culinary travels to countries such as India. The Sweet Life offers not only detailed, delicious, recipes for every kind of dessert from tarts and cakes to custards, souffles and frozen desserts but also detailed descriptions of methods, chemical changes that occur and a fascinating history and description of key ingredients. Zuckerman possesses the ability to create gourmet desserts that home cooks can actually craft in their own kitchens. Her warm, accessible tone will appeal to both beginner and advanced pastry cooks - so whether you're making maple ginger ice cream or a double chocolate espresso cookie, readers will know they are in good, capable hands.

Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics

  • Introduction(p. 6)
  • A Note About Ingredients, Tools, Terms, and Procedures(p. 10)
  • 1 Tarts(p. 13)
  • Hazelnut Tart Shell(p. 14)
  • Sweet Tart Shell(p. 15)
  • Flaky Tart Shell(p. 16)
  • Meyer Lemon Curd Tart(p. 18)
  • Passion-Fruit Curd Tart(p. 21)
  • Apple and Quince Tart(p. 23)
  • Fresh Huckleberry and Fig Tart(p. 24)
  • Fresh Apricot and Almond Tart(p. 26)
  • Chocolate Caramel Tart(p. 29)
  • 2 Cakes(p. 34)
  • Vanilla, Brown Butter, and Almond Tea Cake(p. 37)
  • Hazelnut Cake(p. 39)
  • Miniature Chocolate, Almond, and Lime Brown Butter Tea Cakes(p. 41)
  • Goat Cheesecake Enrobed in Hazelnut Brittle(p. 42)
  • Date Cake with Toffee Sauce(p. 45)
  • Chocolate Bete Noire(p. 47)
  • Spiced Apple and Sour Cream Cake(p. 48)
  • Whipped Brown Butter and Vanilla Birthday Cake(p. 49)
  • Chocolate Layer Cake with Milk Chocolate Frosting(p. 52)
  • 3 Cookies(p. 55)
  • Crispy, Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies(p. 57)
  • Double Chocolate and Cherry Cookies(p. 58)
  • Gingersnaps(p. 59)
  • Walnut Cream Cheese Sandwich Cookies(p. 60)
  • Chocolate Almond Cracks(p. 63)
  • Pignoli Amaretti Cookies(p. 64)
  • Crispy Bittersweet Chocolate Wafers(p. 65)
  • Hazelnut Shortbread(p. 66)
  • Oatmeal Cookies with Golden Raisins and Milk Chocolate Chips(p. 68)
  • Coconut, Almond, and Brown Butter Macaroons(p. 70)
  • Hazelnut, Cinnamon, Cardamom, and Raspberry Sandwich Cookies(p. 71)
  • Walnut, Currant, and Cinnamon Rugelach(p. 73)
  • Crispy Malted Bitter Chocolate Meringues(p. 74)
  • Maple-Pecan Meringue Cookies(p. 76)
  • Hazelnut and Orange Macaroons(p. 78)
  • 4 Custards, Puddings, Cremes, and Mousses(p. 81)
  • Baked Custard Guidelines(p. 82)
  • Creme Caramels(p. 84)
  • Vanilla/Classic Creme Caramel(p. 86)
  • Espresso Creme Caramel(p. 87)
  • Maple Creme Caramel(p. 88)
  • Prune Armagnac Creme Brulee(p. 89)
  • Banana Cream with Crunchy Toffee(p. 91)
  • Chocolate Caramel Pot de Creme(p. 93)
  • Creamy Coconut Cardamom Rice Pudding(p. 94)
  • Chestnut and Amaretti Cookie Pudding(p. 97)
  • Vanilla Panna Cotta(p. 99)
  • Brioche Pudding with Truffle Honey(p. 101)
  • Honey and Yogurt Panna Cotta(p. 102)
  • Maple-Star Anise Mousse(p. 104)
  • Cinnamon Caramel Mousse(p. 106)
  • Bittersweet Chocolate Mousse(p. 108)
  • Sesame Milk Chocolate Mousse(p. 109)
  • 5 Souffles(p. 111)
  • Souffle Guidelines(p. 112)
  • Meyer Lemon Souffle(p. 114)
  • Goat Cheese and Purple Basil Souffle(p. 116)
  • Chocolate Souffle(p. 119)
  • Maple Walnut Souffle(p. 122)
  • Brandied Dried Fig and Vanilla Souffle(p. 124)
  • Pumpkin Souffle(p. 126)
  • 6 Ice Creams, Sorbets, and Frozen Desserts(p. 129)
  • Ice Cream and Sorbet Guidelines(p. 130)
  • Coconut Cream Cheese Ice Cream(p. 135)
  • Mandarin Ice Cream(p. 136)
  • Banana Malt Ice Cream(p. 137)
  • Espresso Ice Cream(p. 138)
  • Maple-Ginger Ice Cream(p. 139)
  • Port Plum Ice Cream(p. 140)
  • Apple Cider and Caramel Ice Cream(p. 141)
  • Basil Ice Cream(p. 142)
  • Mandarin Orange Sorbet(p. 144)
  • Muscat Grape Sorbet(p. 145)
  • Pineapple-Rosemary Sorbet(p. 146)
  • Dark Chocolate Sorbet(p. 147)
  • Strawberry and Tarragon Sorbet(p. 148)
  • Green Apple and Muscato Sorbet(p. 149)
  • Quince Sorbet(p. 150)
  • Guava Sorbet(p. 152)
  • Candied Kumquat Mascarpone Parfait(p. 153)
  • Cardamom and Honey Pistachio Nougat Glace(p. 154)
  • Passion-Fruit Souffle Glace(p. 155)
  • Lavender and Honey Creme Fraiche Parfait(p. 156)
  • Vanilla Bean and Lemon Verbena Parfait with Summer Raspberries(p. 158)
  • 7 Roasted Fruits and Fruit Soups(p. 161)
  • Granny Smith Apple, Dried Fig, and Dried Cherry Winter Fruit Compote(p. 162)
  • Roasted Medjool Dates Stuffed with Cashews, Currants, and Candied Citrus(p. 165)
  • Bartlett Pears Poached in Muscat Wine(p. 166)
  • Rhubarb Consomme with Summer Berries(p. 167)
  • Strawberry-Rhubarb Crisp(p. 169)
  • Fresh Cherry Vanilla Compote(p. 170)
  • Fresh Fig and Madeira Compote(p. 170)
  • Roasted Glazed Peaches(p. 172)
  • Pineapple Fruit Soup with Mango and Passion Fruit(p. 173)
  • Spiced Plum Compote with Plum Pit Cream(p. 174)
  • Honey-Glazed Roasted Pears(p. 176)
  • Roasted Apple Beignets with Cinnamon Sugar(p. 178)
  • Lemon Verbena Poached Nectarines(p. 181)
  • Stuffed Roasted Fall Apples(p. 182)
  • 8 Chocolates and Candies(p. 185)
  • White Chocolate and Grapefruit Truffles with Hazelnuts(p. 186)
  • White Chocolate, Cardamom, and Pistachio Truffles with Coconut(p. 188)
  • Dark Chocolate, Cinnamon, and Espresso Truffles with Walnuts(p. 190)
  • Five-Spice Chocolate Truffles(p. 191)
  • Almond Honey Caramel Chews(p. 193)
  • Milk Chocolate and Almond Toffees(p. 194)
  • Milk Chocolate Crunch Candies(p. 195)
  • Quince Fruit Jellies(p. 197)
  • Candied Kumquats and Candied Meyer Lemon Zest(p. 198)
  • Guava and Passion-Fruit Jellies(p. 199)
  • Huckleberry Fruit Jellies(p. 200)
  • 9 Edible Garnishes and Snacks(p. 203)
  • Thin and Delicate Peanut Brittle(p. 204)
  • Fruit Chips(p. 206)
  • Apple and Pear Chips(p. 207)
  • Pineapple Chips(p. 208)
  • Strawberry Chips(p. 209)
  • 10 Sauces and Creamy Accompaniments(p. 211)
  • Blood Orange Caramel Sauce(p. 212)
  • Cider Caramel Sauce(p. 212)
  • Brandied Creme Fraiche Sauce(p. 213)
  • Rum Caramel Sauce(p. 213)
  • Milk Chocolate Caramel Sauce(p. 214)
  • Toffee Sauce(p. 214)
  • Plum Caramel Sauce(p. 215)
  • Sauternes Sabayon(p. 217)
  • Acknowledgments(p. 218)
  • Sources of Unusual Ingredients(p. 219)
  • Index(p. 220)

Reseñas proporcionadas por Syndetics

Library Journal Review

Zuckerman, pastry chef of Chanterelle, the acclaimed restaurant in New York City's Tribeca, presents a lovely selection of recipes for desserts from Chocolate Caramel Tart (a favorite combination) to Green Apple and Muscat Sorbet. But the book is much more than a collection of recipes: Zuckerman says the chemistry of desserts is one of her sources of inspiration, and in the chapter introductions, she shares her knowledge of the subject. There are also sidebars on ingredients from chocolate to quinces, mini-essays on essential techniques, and serving suggestions and recipe variations. Professionals will want this book as both a reference and a source of ideas, but many of the recipes are not particularly complicated, and the extremely detailed instructions should make them accessible to anyone who loves to bake. Highly recommended. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

Publishers Weekly Review

Zuckerman, pastry chef at New York's famed Chanterelle restaurant, combines aesthetics and science in this appetizing look at the hows and whys of baking. Providing detailed instruction throughout, she guides the cook through the process of creating the dessert while explaining the chemical reactions taking place when ingredients interact. Zuckerman details the intricacies of tart making, offering a variety of standard recipes such as hazelnut, sweet and flaky. Her selections of cakes are enticing, with her Goat Cheesecake Enrobed in Hazelnut Brittle bordering on the sublime. Throughout, she elucidates the basics-e.g., why some cookie recipes require additional baking soda and how an acid aids in the foaming of egg whites. Zuckerman also offers a wealth of cookie recipes and a mouth-watering array of custards, puddings, cr?mes and mousses. Souffl?-making techniques are explained so simply that even the baking novice will feel empowered to make an attempt. Zuckerman also devotes sections to ice creams and frozen desserts, roasted fruits and edible garnishes. Highly recommended for all skill levels, this collection is a must-have for anyone who cooks. 70 photos. (Sept.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Kate Zuckerman is the pastry chef at Chanterelle in New York City. She has also been the pastry chef at Picholine in New York, Biba in Boston, and Firefly in San Francisco. Zuckerman's flavor-focused desserts have been featured in major publications, such as The New York Times, The New York Daily News, and Food & Wine.

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