Green Guide to Trees of Australia

Green Guide to Trees of Australia

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$45.00
ISBN
9781869664435
More Information
By Jeremy Schmid and Devin Hart
Format Paperback / softback
Page Extent 208
Book Size 23 x 217 x 268 mm (H x W x D)
Imprint New Holland Publishers
Release Date 1 Jul 2016
Subject Classification Cookery / food & drink etc / General cookery & recipes

In his third collection of well crafted, approachable dishes, Jeremy Schmid showcases recipes for cooking outdoors on barbecues, spits and open fires.

In the classic style he revealed in Bangers to Bacon and Smoked, he shows new  methods to create similarly effortless dishes. There are plenty of tips and techniques with recipes for rubs, brines and marinades, along with sauces and homemade condiments.

Jeremy describes how to build a traditional spit roast, a marvellous way to entertain a large gathering, and where the long slow cooking ensures a mouthwatering succulent result.

 

Jeremy Schmid

Jeremy Schmid enjoys preparing food using traditional methods and natural produce. He worked for several years as a chef in New Zealand and in Europe before undertaking post-graduate study at the prestigious Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley with particular emphasis on charcuterie, already an area of special interest to him. Since then he has developed his own style working as a professional chef. He takes pride in serving delicious cured smoked meats, seafood, salads and desserts for catered functions and casual brunches on site at his restaurant overlooking the Hauraki Gulf in Auckland, New Zealand. His first book Bangers to Bacon was short-listed for a Gourmand World Cookbook award. Smoked is his second book.

Devin Hart is a freelance photographer based in Auckland. He specialises in producing creative food photography and has a growing portfolio of work in this area. His images appear regularly in established food magazines and he has published photographs in five cookbooks. Smoked is his second collaboration with Jeremy Schmid.