A warm, welcome addition to the popular Good Old-Fashioned series, this time giving you the best traditional recipes for roasted dishes, from a Sunday beef roast with Yorkshire pudding and rack of lamb with herb crust to stuffed roast goose, pheasant and veal.
Leading chef Laura Mason gives you all the best techniques for sourcing, preparing and roasting all kinds of meat: beef, lamb, pork, chicken, turkey, duck, goose, and various game, including partridge, grouse and woodcock. To make the absolute most of this most prized food, the author explains the various cuts of meat (and what cuts work best with various recipes) and roasting times for a rare or well done piece of meat. Plus, of course, she covers the use of marinating, barding, larding, basting and dredging.
The recipes would not be complete without a range of potato and vegetable dishes that are ideal accompaniments. From the best roast potatoes and mash to gratins, gravies and sauces.
But the best part of any roast is often the leftover meat that makes the best ingredient for leftover meals. A joint of meat can stretch a very long way, from Shepherd pies, rostis, soups, stews, and much more; the life of a roast can be the source of more than one delicious meal.
| ISBN: | 9781905400720 |
| Publication date: | 2nd November 2009 |
| Author: | Laura Mason |
| Publisher: | National Trust Books an imprint of Pavilion Books |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 159 pages |
| Series: | National Trust Food |
| Genres: |
Cookery dishes and courses: main courses Cookery, Food and Drink |
A warm, welcome addition to the popular Good Old-Fashioned series, this time giving you the best traditional recipes for roasted dishes, from a Sunday beef roast with Yorkshire pudding and rack of lamb with herb crust to stuffed roast goose, pheasant and veal.
Leading chef Laura Mason gives you all the best techniques for sourcing, preparing and roasting all kinds of meat: beef, lamb, pork, chicken, turkey, duck, goose, and various game, including partridge, grouse and woodcock. To make the absolute most of this most prized food, the author explains the various cuts of meat (and what cuts work best with various recipes) and roasting times for a rare or well done piece of meat. Plus, of course, she covers the use of marinating, barding, larding, basting and dredging.
The recipes would not be complete without a range of potato and vegetable dishes that are ideal accompaniments. From the best roast potatoes and mash to gratins, gravies and sauces.
But the best part of any roast is often the leftover meat that makes the best ingredient for leftover meals. A joint of meat can stretch a very long way, from Shepherd pies, rostis, soups, stews, and much more; the life of a roast can be the source of more than one delicious meal.
Good Old-Fashioned Roasts features in the following genres: Cookery dishes and courses: main courses, Cookery, Food and Drink
Good Old-Fashioned Roasts is available in Hardback
Good Old-Fashioned Roasts was written by Laura Mason and published by National Trust Books an imprint of Pavilion Books
Good Old-Fashioned Roasts has 159 pages
Yes it is part of National Trust Food series