The Most Authoritative and Whimsical Look At the PigPork is the world's most widely eaten meat, the heart and soul of everycharcuterie, and many a culinarian's obsession. From head to hoof, and allthe diverse and flavorful meat cuts in between, the pig is the mostversatile and efficient animal raised for food. And no one knows more aboutthe selection, preparation and cooking of pork than French chef andrestaurateur Stephane Reynaud.Coming from a long line of pig butchers and farmers in rural France,Reynaud certainly knows his stuff. This spring Reynaud shares hisaffection, recipes and deep knowledge of the pig in PORK SONS. The winnerof the 2005 French Gourmand Cookbook Award, PORK SONS celebrates theswine in all its forms, from slaughter to supper. The U.S. release of thisunique and remarkable cookbook introduces Americans to generations-worth ofexpertise and love of this delectable meat.Interspersed with humorous hand-drawn sketches and over 200 evocative colorphotographs, PORK SONS provides insight into the history of the pig,those who raise them, and of course how to flavor, cook and transform porkinto an array of mouth-watering dishes. With 150 simple yet flavorfulrecipes that encompass the whole hog, PORK SONS includes chapters on ham,pates and terrines, sausage, roasting, barbecuing, entertaining, and wildboar, with recipes for Warm Sausage and Puy Lentil Salad with HerbMarinade; Proscuitto, Arugula and Parmesan Crostini; Pork Chops withSaint-Marcellin Cheese; Parfait of Pig's Liver and Muscatel; BarbecuedSuckling Pig and many other delectable creations. Also provided arecomplete lexicons of sausage and ham, top sources of pork in the U.S., anda helpful list of alternative ingredients to those readily available inEurope, so cooks can use PORK SONS wherever they live.While this quintessential "pig" cookbook celebrates the delicious qualitiesof pork in all its myriad forms, it also offers a rare, personal glimpseinto a day-in-the-life of a small family business in rural France. Partcookbook and part scrapbook, PORK SONS spills over with warmth andplayful charm in its celebration of community, family and food. Reynaudintroduces us to the people in his village, including Eric the Pig Farmer,Aime the Butcher, Bibi the Bistro Owner, among the cast of characters. Heeven takes us to a traditional pig killing ceremony in Saint-Agrave.PORK SONS, an affectionate tribute to all things porcine, is the perfectrelease in this "year of the pig."

Pork and Sons

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Stéphane Reynaud

Regional & International

Phaidon Press

Home cooks are always looking for new ways to wow guests at a dinner party. One of the most elegant and visually stunning dishes to serve is the little known and often misunderstood French creation: the terrine. A terrine takes its name from the glazed, rectangular, earthenware baking dish in which it is cooked. Terrines can be prepared in a variety of surprising ways, layered with an unlimited array of savory or sweet ingredients, and served hot, warm or cold as an appetizer, main course or dessert. No one knows more about terrines than French chef and restaurateur Stéphane Reynaud, the author of one of 2007 s most talked about cookbooks, Pork &amp; Sons. In this sequel, he brings together his passion for regional French cooking and his enthusiasm for creating modern takes on culinary classics. TERRINE is a gorgeous collection of over 100 rustic recipes of vegetable, meat, fish, cheese and dessert terrines (including variations of rilletes, pâtés and parfaits) that can be easily prepared and shared with appreciative friends and family. Stéphane Reynaud hails from a family of butchers in the Ardèche region of France, and his recipes reflect a rustic purity and simplicity all too rare in the food world. In TERRINE, he describes why he wanted to write a cookbook dedicated to the subject, ''Classic meat, poultry and game terrines can be rustic or sophisticated, luxurious or thrifty. In my native Ardèche, where the back of my family s butcher shop was my playroom, I was brought up eating homemade terrine everyday. My grandparents kitchen reflected their working life, and meat terrines of all types were always on the menu.'' Reynaud felt that he was uniquely qualified to write a cookbook that would teach today's home cooks how to master this ancient French cooking technique. TERRINE features an assortment of mouthwatering recipes that take the classic dish to uncharted territory, including Gorgonzola, Mascarpone and Nut Terrine; Terrine of Baby Leeks; Crab and Smoked Salmon Terrine; Oxtail and Red Wine Terrine; Foie Gras and Artichoke Terrine; Wild Boar Terrine with Blackcurrants; Rabbit Rillettes; Milk Chocolate Crêpe Terrine; Chestnut, Meringue and Chantilly Terrine; Strawberry and Fresh Mint Terrine; Coffee Terrine and many other delectable creations. Also provided are recipes for a variety of sauces and garnishes such as Chive and Shallot Cream, Pickled Vegetables and homemade Mango Chutney to accompany the main dishes. A handy glossary of terms is included in the back of the book. The majority of the recipes in the book call for a classic terrine mold which can be purchased at all major retailers, from brands such as Le Creuset and Emile Henry. You can also use a soufflé dish, loaf pan, sterilized preserving jar or individual ramekins, but a lid is often required. The standard preparation is to layer ingredients in a terrine mold, place it into a roasting pan, pour boiling water so it reaches halfway up the side of the dish and then place it in to the oven to bake. Dessert terrines are often not cooked and are instead chilled in the refrigerator until set. This accessible cookbook is perfect for both culinary novices and seasoned professionals as each recipe is illustrated with a gorgeous full-page color photograph. From the simple and classic to the modern and experimental, TERRINE offers over one hundred ways to bring an age-old French culinary tradition to your home kitchen.

Terrine

Phaidon Press~ Inc

Ripailles: Traditional French Cuisine

Ripailles: Traditional French Cuisine by Reynaud, Stephane (2008) Hardcover

MURDOCH BOOKS

"From Stephane Reynaud, the bestselling French author of Ripailles, comes this book about roasts. Pot-roasted or oven-roasted, Rotis turns up the heat on cooking a butcher shop window's worth of meat. There's a roast for every day - Monday's beef, Tuesday's veal, Wednesday's poultry, Thursday's pork, Friday's - you guessed it - fish, Saturday's lamb and Sunday, well, that's leftover night. Stephane also includes a clever and diverse selection of vegetable dishes - perfect accompaniments to the main event."

Rotis: Roasts for Every Day of the Week

Stephane Reynaud's Gourmet Hot Dog: How to Dress Your Dog with Style

HardCover. Pub Date :2013-09-12 Pages: 192 Language: English Publisher: Murdoch Books From this much-loved French chef (author of Pork &amp; Sons. Ripailles. R?tis. 365 Good Reasons to Sit Down and Eat and Barbecue ) comes a delicious overview of pies and tarts from the regions of France The book organises pies and tarts into 6 sections:.. Vegetable &amp; Mushroom; Poultry &amp; Rabbit; Beef &amp; Meats; Fish &amp; Seafood; Cheese; and Fruit and Sweet Reynaud has travelled the length and breadth of France to bring together the very best in regional variations on this favourite of dishes. Complete with a chapter on the best kinds of pastries for each type of pie &amp; tart. this is a perfect book for creating show-stopping favourites for family and friends Key Selling Points:. Stephane is very popular with the UK food media and will be doing a PR trip. including Saturday Kitchen. to coincide with pu...

Pies and Tarts

Cooking by Ingredient

Un véritable tour des régions françaises dans l’assiette ! Le meilleur de la cuisine française revu et corrigé par son plus grand connaisseur… On y (re)découvrira : les bouchons, les mâchons, les bistrots, le kig a farz, le foie gras… Mais aussi pour compléter le plaisir: les règles de la pétanque, comment faire des croissants, du pain, des terrines des foie gras, les règles du rugby, les vins du beaujolais…
Stéphane Reynaud est l'auteur chez Marabout de Cochon et Vous prendrez bien un peu d'terrine. Photographies de Marie-Pierre Morel Illustrations de José Reis de Matos

Ripailles: 1 livre, 299 recettes ! (Cuisine)

Marie-Pierre Morel

José Reis de Matos

Marabout

Le petit livre des abats, qui traite le sujet de manière à la fois traditionnelle et moderne : les grands classiques tout simples proposés dans les règles de l'art (juste la bonne cuisson et la bonne épice), + des recettes plus sophistiquées qui modernisent la thématique. 80 recettes simples pour dédramatiser la cuisine des abats. Un classement par morceau, avec une recette pour chaque bête : le coeur (boeuf, veau, agneau), le foie (boeuf, veau, agneau, cochon), les rognons (boeuf, veau, agneau, cochon), le pied, le museau, les ris, la cervelle, l'oreille, les rognons. A chaque fois, la recette traditionnelle (tripes à la mode de Caen, terrine de foie de volaille, pied de cochon en crépinette, ris de veau pané, andouillette), et 1 ou 2 recettes plus sophistiquées (foie d'agneau sauce balsamique et pommes, parmentier de queue de boeuf aux noisettes, joue de cochon au curry). Dessins et planches animalières de José Reis de Matos. Une thématique terroir revisitée par Stéphane Reynaud, dans le respect des classiques, avec une cuisine toujours aussi gourmande et authentique.
Photographies : Marie-Pierre Morel.

Le livre de la tripe: Du coeur, des gésiers, des rognons, des pieds et du reste (Cuisine)

Les Fermes de Marie (French Edition)

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