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Alright boys and girls, I have amassed a decent collection of cookbooks-- mostly new, but some old-- and would like to share the knowledge.

Pick a book and request a recipe/technique/piece of information. I will photograph the relevant pages or passages to the best of my ability and post the results in this thread.

Please request one thing at a time so everybody gets a chance.

>> No.9872431
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Lesser-known technique for slicing onions

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Slicing onions 2/4

>> No.9872436
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Slicing onions 3/4

>> No.9872438
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Slicing onions 4/4

>> No.9872449

Could I get the liquid sourdough starter from The Larousse Book of Bread? Thanks in advance senpai

>> No.9872464
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>>9872449
Yes. I have made it before. Mine worked, but each day it did form a dry skin on top. Therefore I dampened the towel on day 2 before covering the bowl. I believe that the rye flour I used must have soaked more water than the one used in the book, though this is just speculation. I also added a bit more water on day 4 just to achieve the "thick pancake batter" consistency he mentions.

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>>9872404
Great thread, posting a hot girl to motivate you to continue.

>> No.9872487
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Cauliflower flavor pairings 1/2

>> No.9872489
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Cauliflower flavor pairings 2/2

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9872521

Icelandic Christmas grouse 1/2

>> No.9872522

>>9872479
Butter face

>> No.9872526

>>9872479
When u gonna post the hot girl?

>> No.9872533

>>9872404
let me see the inside of that pot, OP

>> No.9872534
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Icelandic Christmas grouse 1/2

>>9872479
>>9872522
>>9872526

Let's just stay focused here

>> No.9872536
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9872536

Icelandic Christmas grouse 2/2 (component mentioned)

>> No.9872540

>>9872404
>>9872431
>>9872434
>>9872436
>>9872438
Nice. What's the run down on the knife skills book? Gimme like the most useful techniques you got from it. If you don't mind, that is, kind sir.

>> No.9872541
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9872541

Blueberry pie

>> No.9872543

Post your favorite/most memorable recipe from any of the books!

>> No.9872553
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>>9872533
Sure, it's pretty much brand new. I've only used it a few times for boiling potatoes and such. I'll polish it and post results later

>> No.9872573

>>9872540
Oh this one by far :^)

1/3

>> No.9872575

>>9872553
clutch

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>>9872573

>> No.9872583
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Apple swans 2/3

...if you want a page about a specific vegetable/meat/fruit, let me know!

>> No.9872586
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Apple swans 3/3

>> No.9872600

>>9872583
Does it have mini ice-carvings for drinks?

>> No.9872604
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>>9872543
You ask a difficult question. I think that this lemon tart will suffice

>> No.9872627

>>9872604
Note: at the restaurant, he used a blowtorch to brûlée the powdered sugar on top, not a broiler. The broiler was adapted for home cooks, but I personally would not want to risk ruining the tart just to get some caramelized sugar on top. It's great without it anyway

>> No.9872633

>>9872600
That book in particular unfortunately does not touch on ice carving, but I swear I've seen something about it recently. Let me do some digging...

>> No.9872634

>>9872604
Thanks anon :)

>> No.9872787

OP here, have to work and such but I will return to the thread with delivery, feel free to request stuff

>> No.9872802
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>>9872404
Excellent thread anon, and a very nice library! Can I see your favorite recipe from the Escoffier cookbook?

>> No.9872812

Also I'd be interested in seeing your cooking-related Penguins and Oxfords, or at least knowing why some of them are crossed out.

>> No.9873048
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>>9872404
You got any El Bulli cookbooks chap?

>> No.9873069

Dear OP:

I would very much appretiate it if you delivered something on salmon or tuna and the best sauces for it. I have no idea how to nake a decent sauce for salmon. If you have the basic butter-lemon-capers that'd be amazing

>> No.9873201

>>9872431
>>9872434
>>9872436
>>9872438
This is how I was always taught to cut onions, since childhood.

>> No.9873249
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>>9873048
Also if you've cool bits from Ripert at LB or Heston at FD plz

>> No.9873534

>>9872404
you're what i want to be when i'm not so poor OP
this is a sick collection, great job

>> No.9873619
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Bump for justice

>> No.9873637

>>9872404
give me a burger recipe

>> No.9873703
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>>9873637
GIVE ME SHAKE SHACK BURGER RECIPE ANON

>> No.9873769
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Little
Yellow
Different

What's the title of that Dutch cookbook? Does it contain a dumpling dough recipe?

>> No.9873770

>>9872404
That's a whole lotta book you have there, impressive, but could you recommend about 5 for the armchair professional/ home cook?

>> No.9873882

OP here, I have not abandoned the thread and will fulfill all of your requests tonight. I am just out right now.

>> No.9873890
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>>9873882
>>9873703
GIF ME BAWRGAR RECIPE

>> No.9873909

>>9873769
looks like Pennsylvania Dutch Cookery
in which case i'm gonna need to see the shoofly pie recipe

>> No.9874512
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>>9873882
I never doubted you OP. Bump.

>> No.9875230
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>>9872802
Nice collection, thanks for sharing.

Escoffier turtle soup (1/4)

>> No.9875237
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9875237

Escoffier turtle soup (2/4)

>> No.9875240
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Turtle soup (3/4)

>> No.9875241
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Turtle soup (4/4)

>> No.9875281
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>>9873069
Sautéing fish

>> No.9875282
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>>9875281
Ravigote sauce

>> No.9875290

>>9873882
Bump for OPs' favorite soup recipe

>> No.9875296
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9875296

>>9875282
Hollandaise is nice with salmon. Pro tip: put the finished sauce in a vacuum-insulated thermos to keep it warm so you aren't stressing while you assemble the rest of your dish.

>> No.9875301

I find this oddly facinating

>> No.9875305
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>>9873048
I do but not with me. What would you like from the El Bulli books?

>>9873249
Best blurb from LB

>> No.9875310

>>9875237
>>9875240

error

>> No.9875315

>>9875296
show me beurre blanc from that same book. pls.

>> No.9875344
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>>9873637
>>9873703
>>9873890

I will give you the Shake Shack burger recipe and the Modernist burger recipe.

their salt and pepper mix:

"We mix 1/2 cup kosher salt with 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper and use that mixture to season out burgers as they cook. You'll see we call for a pinch or two of the mixture in every recipe."

>> No.9875363

A a few years back there was someone that used to do a cookbook advent calendar. Every day (s)he would post a PDF of a different cookbook. I have a few gems from that wonderful time.
I wish Heartsonfire would come back.
I'm a sad panda

>> No.9875381
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Modernist patty

>> No.9875382
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Cooking the Modernist patty

>> No.9875383
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9875383

Lotta moving parts with this one... we can revisit it later, or you can just call out any of the component recipes you'd really like to see.

>> No.9875394
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9875394

>>9873769
Your description made me crack up. I found the book at a random used book store. This dumpling seems to be the key player.

>> No.9875399

>>9873534
Godspeed

>>9873770
1. Institut Paul Bocuse Gastronomique ($$ but well worth it)
2. On Food and Cooking
3. The Flavor Bible
4. Artisan Breads Every Day
5. a cookbook from a chef or restaurant you really admire

>> No.9875407
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9875407

>>9873909
Dutch Shoofly Pie

>> No.9875420
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>>9875315
Beurre blanc

>> No.9875425

>>9875290
I need to think on that one a bit.

>> No.9875428

>>9872404
Are you in the industry or are you a hobby cook?

>> No.9875505

Bump so I can read this thread tomorrow.

>> No.9875533

What is the strangest/oddest of your cook books and what is the strangest recipe they have?

If you could only keep one which would it be

>> No.9875620

Please post canned brioche recipe from Modernist Bread!

>> No.9875670

>>9873201
>This is how I was always taught to cut onions, since childhood.
the results are nice looking, but it is needlessly complicated and time consuming for the homecook, especially the part where you cut off the first quarter of the onion. Also it means you will be cutting along the length of the fibers, which will make the bits very "durable". If you want them to kinda dissolve during cooking, like for French onion soup or goulash, you should cut across the fibers.

>> No.9875695

>>9875407
When recipes call for molasses is that in sugar form or the goo?

>> No.9875702

>>9875695
Molasses is a liquid. It's extracted from raw sugar.

>> No.9875724
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>>9875702
I have the sugar and blackstrap, I'm confused to which is called for

>> No.9875738

>>9875724
Huh, I think the sugar one you have might just be brown sugar. I've never seen it called molasses before. In my opinion it's calling for the liquid, but I could be wrong.

>> No.9876018

this is nice thread

>> No.9876061

>>9875399
Thanks, just bought the first one, stole the rest from libgen, will buy them if they are worth it

>> No.9876564
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>>9875230
>>9875237
>>9875240
>>9875241
BADASS. Slightly horrifying, but also inspires to go hunting turtles. Enjoyed all your other photos as well. You're a real patriot of Cuisinestan, OP.

>> No.9877876

ay yo lemme see that NOMAD COOKBOOK. what's it about? cooking on the lam? preparing meals in the desert, what?

also anon I see that Modernist Bread set. respect.

>> No.9878062

>>9872404
That knife skills book, if I want to get one book with knife techniques is it the one you'd recommend?

>> No.9878571

Bump for some of that sweet sweet culinary knowledge.

>> No.9879036

>>9872404
How many of the crazy pastries in the Bouchon Bakery book have you made yourself?

I skimmed through that book in the library once, and I just threw my hands up.

>> No.9879239

OP here, I will fill all of the new requests tonight or tomorrow.

>>9879036
I have tried the coffee cake and brioche. The coffee cake was a little underwhelming but still good. The brioche didn't work for me.

>> No.9880563

>>9879036
I've cooked from Bouchon Bakery before, and it's really not that bad. The oatmeal raisin cookies are drop-dead simple and taste amazing.

>> No.9881708

>>9872404
Do you own the modernist bread? and if so do you care to post the naan recipe?

>> No.9882793

>>9872404
>all those fancy Phaidon cookbooks
>all those vegetable books

I'm surprised you don't have a copy of On Vegetables on there.

>> No.9883330

>>9881708
Seconding this request.

>>9879239
You're a good egg, OP.

>> No.9883334
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>have a bunch of really nice cookbooks
>never try any of the recipes

I'm worthless

>> No.9884720

>>9881708
Lol I'm trying to check that out at my uni library

>> No.9884790

>>9872404
Great thread, OP. This is why I love 4chan. Can you do one from the Big Fat duck Book? I don't know enough to request one, can you just pick one that looks good? Thanks!

>> No.9886300

Still here OP?

>> No.9886787
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>>9886300
He-she probably is. It's Christmas though. Bumpity-bump-bump-bumpity-bump over the fields we go.

>> No.9887307

Hope you had a merry Christmas OP.

>> No.9887342

>>9875724
Sugar is just brown sugar

Brown sugar is refined white sugar coated in molasses so sometimes although rarely it is sold that way

>> No.9888411

brown sugaaaaaa

how come you taste so good

bump. come back to us OP.