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Wein mit Essen von Simon, Joanna
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- ISBN
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Publisher
Simon & Schuster
ISBN-10
0684835223
ISBN-13
9780684835228
eBay Product ID (ePID)
362172
Product Key Features
Book Title
Wine with Food
Number of Pages
160 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1997
Topic
Beverages / Alcoholic / General, Beverages / Alcoholic / Wine
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Cooking
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
31.9 Oz
Item Length
11 in
Item Width
9 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
97-120377
Dewey Edition
20
Dewey Decimal
641.22
Table Of Content
ContentsINTRODUCTIONPRINCIPLES Rules & How to Break Them Weight & Intensity Acidity, Salt, Sweetness & Tannin Tricky Ingredients CheeseTHE EFFECT OF COOKING Poaching & Steaming Frying Braising & Stewing Grilling Roasting Sauces Cooking with WinePLANNING Serving: the Order of Wine Special Occasions Special Bottles Serving SuggestionsGRAPES AND WINES The Changing Face of Wine Chardonnay Sauvignon Blanc Riesling Other White Grapes Cabernet Sauvignon Pinot Noir Syrah Other Red GrapesWORLD CLASSIC COMBINATIONS Introduction to Europe France Italy Spain Portugal Germany Switzerland Austria Greece Scandinavia Northern Europe The New World America South America Australia New Zealand India and the Far East India China Thailand JapanMATCHING WINE AND MATCHING FOOD --some quick solutions Food with wine Wine with foodINDEX
Synopsis
What wine complements Thai food? How about sushi or chili? Can I serve red wine with chicken?A simple formula -- white with fish and chicken, red with meat -- once dictated all wine and food pairing, but times have changed. Rules like this don't fit the way people are eating today. Indeed, it is not unusual to find Mexican cuisine mixed with a hint of north Indian or French with some German influence. For the marriage of taste that we expect from food and wine, today's global village cuisine requires the fresh approach found inWine with Food.In this beautifully illustrated book, Joanna Simon explores the relationship between wine and food with her hallmark unstuffy expertise. Rules can be followed for perfect partnerships, but they should occasionally be bent or broken. For instance, follow the rule of matching the weight of wine to the weight of food and you might serve a steamed chicken breast with a Sauvignon Blanc, but a dark coq au vin -- also chicken but very different -- calls for a full red Burgundy. An exception to that rule involves the intensity of flavor: fatty rich foods are best paired not with a heavy wine but with a light, crisp one that provides contrast.Wines should not be matched to ingredients alone, however, and so Simon explains the impact of various cooking methods and sauces on the character of foods and recommends the consequent wine choices. A steamed salmon steak has a much more delicate flavor than one that is charbroiled, and the difference suggests a Chablis with the former but a Pinot Noir with the latter. Tomato sauce requires a wine like Sauvignon Blanc to stand up to its acidity, but if the sauce has meat in it, a full fruity red will be a better match.Simon conveys the logic of food and wine marriages, combining authoritative knowledge of wine with commonsense observations. In a worldwide overview of each type of grape, from Chardonnay to Syrah, she includes an evocative description of the wines produced from that grape and suggests foods that are wonderful companions. Then she explores the classic combinations the world around and shows us, for instance, that the same quality that makes a Chilean Merlot such a perfect complement to local empanadas is also found in Australian Shiraz. A cold ratatouille is well partnered with local Provence whites, she points out, but the lively herbal qualities of those wines can also be found in California Sauvignons. FinallyWine with Foodincludes a convenient quick-reference section that summarizes food-to-wine and wine-to-food matches. With Joanna Simon's wisdom, wit, and style,Wine with Foodis the ultimate guide to today's most delicious wine and food combinations., What wine complements Thai food? How about sushi or chili? Can I serve red wine with chicken? A simple formula -- white with fish and chicken, red with meat -- once dictated all wine and food pairing, but times have changed. Rules like this don't fit the way people are eating today. Indeed, it is not unusual to find Mexican cuisine mixed with a hint of north Indian or French with some German influence. For the marriage of taste that we expect from food and wine, today's global village cuisine requires the fresh approach found in Wine with Food. In this beautifully illustrated book, Joanna Simon explores the relationship between wine and food with her hallmark unstuffy expertise. Rules can be followed for perfect partnerships, but they should occasionally be bent or broken. For instance, follow the rule of matching the weight of wine to the weight of food and you might serve a steamed chicken breast with a Sauvignon Blanc, but a dark coq au vin -- also chicken but very different -- calls for a full red Burgundy. An exception to that rule involves the intensity of flavor: fatty rich foods are best paired not with a heavy wine but with a light, crisp one that provides contrast. Wines should not be matched to ingredients alone, however, and so Simon explains the impact of various cooking methods and sauces on the character of foods and recommends the consequent wine choices. A steamed salmon steak has a much more delicate flavor than one that is charbroiled, and the difference suggests a Chablis with the former but a Pinot Noir with the latter. Tomato sauce requires a wine like Sauvignon Blanc to stand up to its acidity, but if the sauce has meat in it, a full fruity red will be a better match. Simon conveys the logic of food and wine marriages, combining authoritative knowledge of wine with commonsense observations. In a worldwide overview of each type of grape, from Chardonnay to Syrah, she includes an evocative description of the wines produced from that grape and suggests foods that are wonderful companions. Then she explores the classic combinations the world around and shows us, for instance, that the same quality that makes a Chilean Merlot such a perfect complement to local empanadas is also found in Australian Shiraz. A cold ratatouille is well partnered with local Provence whites, she points out, but the lively herbal qualities of those wines can also be found in California Sauvignons. Finally Wine with Food includes a convenient quick-reference section that summarizes food-to-wine and wine-to-food matches. With Joanna Simon's wisdom, wit, and style, Wine with Food is the ultimate guide to today's most delicious wine and food combinations.
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TP548.S685 1996
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