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Southeast Asian Specialties: A Culinary Journey Through Singapore, Malasia and Indonesia (Culinaria) (edition 2007)

Series: Culinaria

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Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore--these names make one yearn for a distant, fascinatingly different culinary world. Without doubt, the Asian cuisine is centered around rice, which in its purity seems almost ascetic. On the other hand, the dishes that are served alongside the rice are characterized by a beguiling variety and are very often artistically refined. Soy and tofu, herbs and spices, fruits, coconut, bean sprouts, manioc, yam, and sweet potato are just some of the ingredients used in Southeast Asian cuisine… (more)
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Title:Southeast Asian Specialties: A Culinary Journey Through Singapore, Malasia and Indonesia (Culinaria)
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Info:Konemann (2007), Paperback, 320 pages
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Culinaria Southeast Asia by Rosalind Mowe

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A journey through Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
  jhawn | Jul 31, 2017 |
Culinaria books are odd hybrids between straight cookbooks on the one hand and cultural/travel photography books on the other, and this is no exception. But is found it very interesting none-the-less. ( )
  RoaldEuller | Mar 25, 2008 |
Lavishly illustrated with detailed treatments of the techniques, ingredients, cuisines and cultures of the region.
  flexnib | Sep 16, 2005 |
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Beer, GunterPhotographermain authorall editionsconfirmed
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Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore--these names make one yearn for a distant, fascinatingly different culinary world. Without doubt, the Asian cuisine is centered around rice, which in its purity seems almost ascetic. On the other hand, the dishes that are served alongside the rice are characterized by a beguiling variety and are very often artistically refined. Soy and tofu, herbs and spices, fruits, coconut, bean sprouts, manioc, yam, and sweet potato are just some of the ingredients used in Southeast Asian cuisine

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