The Making of Memory

The Making of Memory by Steven Rose, published by Bantam Press in 1992, is a 355-page exploration of culinary experiences. This edition presents a variety of recipes that include family dinners featuring pot-roast pheasant and grilled polenta, as well as red mullet with rosemary. The book also offers ideas for lavish buffets and special occasion menus, such as oysters and passion fruit fool for Valentine’s Day.
Readers will find a diverse range of dishes that cater to different occasions and tastes. The recipes reflect a blend of traditional and contemporary cooking styles, making it suitable for both everyday meals and festive gatherings. With a focus on the art of cooking, this book serves as a resource for those interested in enhancing their culinary skills and creating memorable dining experiences.
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The recipes included in this book range from family dinners centred around pot-roast pheasant with grilled polenta or red mullet with rosemary, to lavish buffets, and menus for special occasions like oysters and passion fruit fool on St Valentine’s Day. By the author of “Portrait of Pasta.”
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