Review:
Preserves: The Science Of Sweets And Salads By Andrew Boiling
overall review score: 4.2
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Preserves: The Science of Sweets and Salads by Andrew Boiling is a comprehensive exploration of the scientific principles behind the preparation and preservation of sweet and savory foods. It delves into the chemistry, techniques, and history involved in making jams, jellies, pickles, salads, and other preserved delicacies, offering both theoretical insights and practical guidance for enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Key Features
- In-depth explanation of the scientific processes involved in food preservation
- Detailed recipes and techniques for making sweets and salads
- Historical context of traditional preserving methods
- Visual aids such as diagrams and photographs
- Focus on modern innovations alongside classic practices
- Suitable for both beginners and experienced food preservers
Pros
- Well-researched with clear scientific explanations
- Practical tips suitable for a variety of skill levels
- Rich historical background adds depth to the content
- Visually engaging with helpful images and diagrams
Cons
- Technical language may be challenging for complete beginners
- Some recipes could benefit from more step-by-step guidance
- Limited focus on international preserving traditions outside Western cuisine