Cocina y repostería, recetario

Un libro de recetas sencillas para que los niños participen y se diviertan en la cocina. Cocinar es divertido y así tenemos que comunicárselo a los más pequeños de la casa. En la cocina los niños aprenden, adquieren autonomía, ganan en autoestima, se atreven a probar alimentos nuevos y, además, están entretenidos. Fiesta en la cocina es un recetario muy completo al estilo tradicional que invita a participar a los más pequeños y a los chicos que ya pueden hacer sus primeros pinitos solos: son recetas pensadas especialmente para que a los niños les resulte fácil elaborarlas, sanas...

Gin, formerly reserved for grandparents and housewives, is now the world's booming artisanal liquor. It is a fragrant and delicious drink that is coming back in fashion. With this book, the Dan Jones' cocktail enthusiasm will teach readers to choose the best Gin brands, fill the bar like a professional and enrich mixtures with infusions, syrups, and other home-made productions. He also offers recipes: some classics, others bold and new. Begin with the basics--a Gin and tonic, Gin Rickey or Dirty Martini--and later readers will have the skills to try adventurous drinks that demonstrate the...

Through these pages, we will learn about the evolution of Spanish cuisine from Iberian acorn flour cakes to Ferrán Adrià's spherical melon caviar. We will discover that the best story about the fruitful coexistence between Christian, Jewish and Muslim cuisines is owed to the prostitute Aldonza: "La lozana andaluza"; that on Columbus's second voyage to the 'West Indies' his sailors ate three manatees, believing them to be rather ugly mermaids; that Spain is the only country that can boast of having had a gourmet dog; that the first written document on potato omelette is dated in the year of...

Beach, cheese, gin, and mayonnaise are a selection of Menorca’s contributions to humanity that most often come to mind when thinking of this northern member of the Balearic Islands. But, like most everywhere in the Mediterranean, wine has been grown there off and on for centuries. In recent years, a handful of wineries have opened up, formed a “Vi de la terra” association in 2002, and have set about to produce unique wines from the islands. From the stony soils on Menorca are emerging wines full of island character and infused with the local herbal aromas that make Menorca such as a...