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“Thai Kitchen” is the ideal book for anyone who loves the variety and flavors of Thai cuisine and wants to recreate authentic dishes at home. With 100 recipes ranging from classics such as Pad Thai, Thai Curry and Tom Kha Gai to street food highlights and aromatic desserts, this book offers a comprehensive collection for a real Thai feeling in the home kitchen.
Particularly noteworthy are the clear step-by-step instructions, which make it easy for even novice cooks to get to grips with Thai cuisine. The recipes are complemented by helpful information on local ingredients and special preparation techniques, making the cooking experience not only authentic but also educational.
The atmospheric food photography gives the book a warm, inviting atmosphere and makes you want to try out the recipes straight away. Whether papaya salad, som tam, aromatic wok dishes or spicy dips – each recipe promises a little culinary journey to Thailand.
Info:
DK Verlag Dorling Kindersley
ISBN 978-3-8310-4942-4
272 pages
“Thai Kitchen” is a successful cookbook that perfectly captures the essence of Thai cuisine. It combines authentic recipes with practical tips and an appealing look, so that every dish not only tastes good, but also looks like a little piece of vacation. A must for Thai fans and anyone who wants to be inspired by the flavors of Thailand!
Price has long been more than just the result of a calculation. It is a signal. For attitude, for standards, for credibility. Guests read prices as a silent message about what a business stands for and how consistently it lives up to its promise of quality. Today, guests no longer pay for the cheapest option, but for the most harmonious one. For an offer where price, product, and atmosphere form a coherent whole.
Vienna has many bars. But only a few places that truly create their own world. Salon Paradise is exactly that: not a nightclub, but a state of mind. A dimly lit basement bar where conversations become deeper, drinks taste clearer, and music doesn’t accompany, but leads. After the summer break, Vienna’s most iconic underground bar returns to The Hoxton, Vienna on November 22—with a new tempo, a new sound, and a sharpened attitude. The rebellious soul remains, but it now beats with greater focus.
“The E-Food Book” by Matthias Schu is not light reading – but it is extremely relevant to everyday practice. It analyzes the changes in food retail based on facts and with a view to strategic opportunities.
Particularly valuable are the international best practice examples that show how digital food concepts are being rethought worldwide. At the same time, the book offers many tools and ideas for implementation in your own business – whether it’s a farm shop, food retail or wholesale.
INFO:
The E-Food Book – Markets, Players, Strategies
Author: Prof. Dr. Matthias Schu
Publisher: Deutscher Fachverlag GmbH
420 pages, paperback, 170 × 240 mm
ISBN: 978-3-86641-358-0
Price: €42.00
“Thai Kitchen” is the ideal book for anyone who loves the variety and flavors of Thai cuisine and wants to recreate authentic dishes at home. With 100 recipes ranging from classics such as Pad Thai, Thai Curry and Tom Kha Gai to street food highlights and aromatic desserts, this book offers a comprehensive collection for a real Thai feeling in the home kitchen.
Particularly noteworthy are the clear step-by-step instructions, which make it easy for even novice cooks to get to grips with Thai cuisine. The recipes are complemented by helpful information on local ingredients and special preparation techniques, making the cooking experience not only authentic but also educational.
The atmospheric food photography gives the book a warm, inviting atmosphere and makes you want to try out the recipes straight away. Whether papaya salad, som tam, aromatic wok dishes or spicy dips – each recipe promises a little culinary journey to Thailand.
Info:
DK Verlag Dorling Kindersley
ISBN 978-3-8310-4942-4
272 pages