Breakfast Links Save Money

Date May 3, 2008

Another week down, and another week of great links up. I have started the process of looking for a comprehensive, technique focused cookbook and have requested On Cooking from the library. I am going to try and get a hold of each one I listed on Thursday through the library first before I make any purchasing decisions. Jacques Pepin’s Complete Techniques is tempting though, as it’s only $16.  Maybe I won’t even need to buy one since I am lucky enough to be a student and have OhioLINK at my disposal. OhioLINK essentially is a statewide library network where I can request any book from any other school library – so I don’t think I’ll have much trouble finding anything.

Coming up this week I will post my first attempt at a no-knead bread.  I love fresh bread, and this might be a way to have it frequently.  Also, I planted some basil, parsley, dill and tarragon, so I’ll show you how that goes.

Recipe of the Week:
Galaktoboureko – Peter at Kalofagas created a great looking pastry that is very similar to my favorite Greek pastry, bougatsa. I have never tried what he made, but it looks similar enough that I would love it. Just sprinkle a little powdered sugar on top and it is perfect.

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2 Responses to “Breakfast Links Save Money”

  1. ntsc said:

    In addition to On Cooking you might look at the CIA’s The Professional Chef. They use it as a text for not only their professional students, but the enthusiasts as well.

  2. Andy said:

    Thanks, I check it out. I think they have it at the my school’s library.

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