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Dirty Apron Cookbook

Recipes, Tips and Tricks for Creating Delicious, Foolproof Dishes

by (author) David Robertson

foreword by Vikram Vij

Publisher
Figure 1 Publishing
Initial publish date
Oct 2014
Category
Canadian, Individual Chefs & Restaurants, Gourmet
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9781927958179
    Publish Date
    Oct 2014
    List Price
    $37.95

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Extraordinary recipes from one of Canada's leading chefs Unleash your inner chef with this collection of the best tried-and-true recipes from Vancouver's acclaimed Dirty Apron Cooking School.

Want to impress your dinner guests? Need to diversify your regular menu? Nervous about trying a new cooking technique? Tired of eating alone? The Dirty Apron Cooking School caters to a range of students - both beginners and more experienced cooks—looking to come away with delicious menus and more confidence in the kitchen. The Dirty Apron Cookbook brings together the best of these recipes along with many of the tips and tricks shared in the school's classes.

Featuring more than 80 of the school's time-tested signature dishes - —from quick-and-easy starters to seasonal soups, sandwiches and entrées to sinfully more-ish desserts - this cookbook will become your go-to volume for delicious everyday meals and foolproof dinner party dishes. Lavishly illustrated with full-page food photos and instructional sequences, loaded with chefs' notes and tricks of the trade and written with the home cook in mind, The Dirty Apron Cookbook is like your own private cooking class - a reference you can return to again and again.

About the authors

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Vikram Vij was born in India and grew up in Amritsar and Mumbai. He studied hotel management in Salzburg, Austria, before moving to Canada to work at the Banff Springs Hotel. He opened the original 14-seat Vij's Restaurant in Vancouver in 1994.

Vikram Vij's profile page

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