Fire and Ice: Classic Nordic Cooking, by Darra Goldstein
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Fire and Ice: Classic Nordic Cooking, by Darra Goldstein
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2016 James Beard Award nominee, 2016 International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) nominee for Best International Cookbook, and 2016 Art of Eating Prize longlist finalistBringing the best of Scandinavian home-cooking into your kitchen, Fire and Ice: Classic Nordic Cooking offers over 100 delicious recipes that showcase this region’s most beloved sweet and savory dishes. Scandinavia is a region of extremes—where effortlessly chic design meets rugged wilderness, and perpetual winter nights are followed by endless days of summer—and Fire and Ice proves that Scandinavian cuisine is no exception. Founding editor of Gastronomica and the West’s leading culinary authority on the cuisines of the European North, Darra Goldstein explores the rich cultural history and culinary traditions of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. From the bold aroma of smoked arctic char to the delicate flavor of saffron buns, and from the earthy taste of chanterelle soup to the fragrant aroma of raspberry-rose petal jam, this beautifully curated cookbook features over 100 inspiring and achievable recipes that introduce home cooks to the glorious and diverse flavors of Nordic cooking.
Fire and Ice: Classic Nordic Cooking, by Darra Goldstein- Amazon Sales Rank: #104650 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-13
- Released on: 2015-10-13
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.32" h x 1.18" w x 8.29" l, 1.25 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 304 pages
Review “Darra Goldstein is the best kind of food scholar. She’s a gourmet and a gourmand, driven by equal parts hedonism and curiosity. Both are here on full display in this Nordic cookbook and culinary genealogy, providing a delicious context for the region’s modern food revolution.”—Dan Barber, co-owner and executive chef of Blue Hill and Blue Hill at Stone Barns, and author of The Third Plate “Darra Goldstein’s recipes defy the stereotypes of Scandinavian cuisine. This cookbook isn’t about rotten shark or Swedish meatballs; these dishes beautifully capture a people who cannot help but be completely in touch with the elements, the land, and the sea.”—Nathan Myhrvold, coauthor of Modernist Cuisine and Modernist Cuisine at Home, and author of The Photography of Modernist Cuisine “This book—full of stunning imagery and all the Nordic staples of home cooking—is a must-have for anyone interested in this amazing region.”—René Redzepi, chef, co-owner of Noma, and author of Noma: Time and Place in Nordic Cuisine“I dare you to read this book without wishing you were born Scandinavian. The food looks so delicious and the pictures are so gorgeous that you can’t help feeling you were born in the wrong place. This tantalizing introduction to Nordic foods is like no cookbook on the market. Open it at your peril. It will make you want to travel. And it will make you want to cook.”—Ruth Reichl, author of Delicious, and former editor in chief of Gourmet magazine "We love the new book Fire + Ice: Classic Nordic Cooking for two reasons: 1) it allows people the chance to enjoy delicious Swedish food without trekking to Ikea, and 2) along with recipes, Fire + Ice shares Scandinavian dining traditions, giving readers a more in-depth look into Nordic culture."—Sydney Mondry, InStyle"Exploring the rich culinary history of Scandinavian cuisine through classic home-style recipes—and through photographs of the recipes and the natural beauty of Scandinavia—Darra Goldstein’s Fire + Ice cookbook is so absorbing that you’ll be tempted to book a flight to Denmark (or Iceland, or Sweden) after first flipping through it."—Ali Slagle, Food52
About the Author Darra Goldstein has spent much of the last four decades falling in love with Scandinavia; its people, its landscape, and most of all, its food. She is the founding editor of the James Beard Award-winning journal Gastronomica and a professor of Russian at Williams College. Goldstein has authored or edited more than a dozen books, including The Georgian Feast, which won the 1994 IACP Julia Child Award. She lives in Williamstown Massachusetts.
Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. Muslinger med peberrod Mussels with Horseradish Cream Serves 2 to 4 The horseradish plant in our garden is out of control—it’s easily two feet tall and three feet wide—but I love this fiery root that spreads mysteriously underground. The Scandinavians use horseradish creatively, in all sorts of ways. Here, in a Nordic riff on the classic French moules marinières, mussels are steamed in caraway-scented aquavit and finished off with a zesty dose of fresh horseradish. 2 tablespoons butter 1 large shallot, minced 11⁄4 cups aquavit 2 pounds mussels, cleaned 3 tablespoons heavy cream 2 to 3 tablespoons freshly grated horseradish, depending on the pungency, plus shaved horseradish for garnish 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley Freshly ground white pepper Melt the butter in a large stockpot over medium-low heat, add the shallot, and sauté until soft but not brown, 2 to 3 minutes. Pour in the aquavit, then add the mussels. Cover the pot, bring to a boil over medium-high heat, and cook until the mussels open wide, 5 to 7 minutes, depending on their size. Turn off the heat and discard any mussels that didn’t open. With a slotted spoon, transfer the mussels to a large serving bowl. Bring the cooking liquid in the pot to a boil over medium-high heat and cook until slightly reduced, about 2 minutes. Lower the heat, add the cream, horseradish, and parsley, and simmer until the flavors blend, about 2 minutes. Generously grind white pepper over the top just before you pour off the sauce. Pour the sauce over the mussels in the serving bowl. Serve garnished with shaved horseradish.
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful. This is a nice-sized and comfortable book, with good recipes, interesting text and beautiful pictures By I Do The Speed Limit The photos in this beautiful book are what will grab hold of you, shake you up, and make you yearn for a trip to Denmark, Sweden, Norway or Finland. The simpler, homey recipes will lure you in more subtly.The recipes here are not fancy, and not from the latest and greatest restaurants that are popping up in those countries. These recipes are the “traditional” kind, and (seem to) provide a good representation of traditional Nordic dishes. (I am not an expert on this area by any stretch of the imagination—and I feel I should admit that up front. I downloaded this book because I was interested and intrigued.)There are no deeply involved, intricate instructions, no unusual or surprising ingredients (from the POV of what’s available in that part of the world). But they are intriguing recipes and combinations of ingredients for someone who is not familiar with Nordic foods. Just the beauty and freshness of the ingredients are enticing and seem to lend an air of the exotic. For instance, I want to go out and find cracked rye and create a porridge. And I am eagerly awaiting fresh horseradish to appear in the produce section of my favorite grocery store, so that I can cook a simple fresh, cod fillet in butter and oil, that is topped with warmed grated horseradish.I did make a few of the recipes: Roasted Apples and Onions with Lemon and Elderflower (liqueur), the Butter-Steamed New Potatoes (using a technique that steams and bakes at the same time), and an interesting Whipped Berry Pudding, made with cranberry juice and farina. I also tried an Aland Pancake, also made with farina, which was quite good.Being a fan of red glogg in the winter months, I am really looking forward to trying the White Glogg that I found in this book. It’s made with white wine and apple juice with oranges and other spices common to the more well-known Scandinavian red glogg.Very few recipes are familiar to me, but then, I am not that familiar with Nordic dishes. But, the recipe for Caramelized Potatoes can be found in an old book by Nika Hazelton, called “The Unabridged Vegetable Cookbook”, and repeated again in “One Potato, Two Potatoes”, and other books as well. Jansson’s Temptation is a luscious casserole dish of onion, potatoes anchovies and cream that has been around for a long time and I first saw it in “The Onion Lovers Cookbook” by Brian Glover.You may want to hold off on purchasing this: "The Nordic Cookbook" by Magnus Nilsson, is coming out later this month. I've not been invited to peruse it, but it does contain an epic 700 or so recipes (says the product page). Interesting, that at 700 recipes vs. 100 recipes here, these two books are only about $5 apart in price. So, maybe the larger book is without pictures? It's likely. And it will be hard to beat the beautiful pictures in this book--and the interesting stories. But, like I said, I can only comment on the great quality of the photos in this book, along with the easy-to-work-with recipes. And 700 recipes may very well be unwieldy... This, on the other hand, is a nice-sized, comfortable book. Very suitable for gifting, too.What is not shown in the "Look-Ahead" feature on this product page:12 appetizers11 breads9 soups and porridge8 salads14 fish and shellfish main dishes11 meat and poultry main dishes12 vegetable dishes14 desserts10 “Larder” Nordic basicsThere is a decent index of six pages, and a short page-and-a-half of sources.*I received a temporary download of this book from the publisher.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Beautiful coffee table style cookbook By A customer Author Darra Goldstein has written a lavishly illustrated cookbook called Fire + Ice: Classic Scandinavian Cooking, Thanks to the efforts of photographer Stefan Wettainen whose photos show the beauty of Scandinavia and its foodstuffs. Fire + Ice is beautiful enough to be considered a "coffee table" book meaning a book that can be read and savored for its beauty alone.Within the beautiful pages you will find plenty of classic recipes often prepared throughout Scandinavia. Some of the recipes include:**Poor Knights**Lefse**Karelian Pies**Blueberry Tosca Cake**Norwegian-Style Cod with Horseradish**Chopped Herring Spread**Salt-and-Sugar Cured SalmonTo help with the recipe preparation you will find a metric conversion chart and a section called Sources.Recommend.Review written after downloading a galley from NetGalley.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Some of the best recipes on nordic cooking By D.P. Some of the best recipes on nordic cooking. I have nearly every nordic cookbook and this one has very good recipes that are easy to follow and not to cumbersome to prepare.
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