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Reference - Technique -- RUH
Publication
Chronicle Books (2011), Hardcover, 368 pages
Description
Presents twenty basic elements of cooking and explains their importance in order to become a better cook, from proper salting techniques to mastering such basic ingredients as eggs and butter.
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Physical description
368 p.; 9.9 inches
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