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Culinaria Russia: Rusland. Oekraïne. Georgië. Armenië. Azerbeidzjan. (original 2007; edition 2007)

by Gregor M. Schmid

Series: Culinaria

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1601177,158 (3.93)1
For me this book is a trip down memory lane. The recipes in it are nice, but even better are the stories and pictures that form the background. I have expanded my amount of recipes and compared the ones I had (form locals) with the ones that I found here.

What surprised me most of all, is that adzhika is written down as bell-pepper sauce, while in the original that I saw being made in Tbilisi bell pepper was only a small ingredient. There they used red pepper / chilli peppers as main ingredient.
Would the authors have adapted the recipes to reach a broader public? That would be a shame in my opinion. Write down the original recipe and then warn the reader it may be (very) hot and explain how to make it according to West-European taste. ( )
  BoekenTrol71 | Mar 31, 2013 |
For me this book is a trip down memory lane. The recipes in it are nice, but even better are the stories and pictures that form the background. I have expanded my amount of recipes and compared the ones I had (form locals) with the ones that I found here.

What surprised me most of all, is that adzhika is written down as bell-pepper sauce, while in the original that I saw being made in Tbilisi bell pepper was only a small ingredient. There they used red pepper / chilli peppers as main ingredient.
Would the authors have adapted the recipes to reach a broader public? That would be a shame in my opinion. Write down the original recipe and then warn the reader it may be (very) hot and explain how to make it according to West-European taste. ( )
  BoekenTrol71 | Mar 31, 2013 |

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