One of the most practical and useable good cookbooks I love (other than Two Asian Kitchens) has to be the other Adam Liaw one, Asian After Work—Simple. With his second cookbook, Asian After Work, Adam Liaw invites time-poor people to overcome their reservations about cooking Asian food at. I’m so pleased to announce that after months of hard work and a lot of love, my new book Asian After Work is finally available in bookstores.
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Adam introduces every dish with an anecdote, plus cooking tips that will help you on your way. Recipes are categorised according to days of the week, with Saturday and Sunday reserved for slightly more elaborate recipes and to prepare certain staples in advance for the week, such as master chicken stocks, garlic and shallot oil.
Asian After Work by Adam Liaw Cookbook Review
However, Asian food is most frequently asiab out of takeaway containers. A solid month with this book and you might consider opening your own little hole-in-the-wall.
That, or welcoming more regular weeknight guests to your abode. The recipes range from easy to intermediate, but you might have to stock your pantry with a few new sauces and condiments, and potentially buy a wok, if you have never cooked Asian at home before. However, Adam Liaw takes pride in the fact that most ingredients can be found at regular supermarkets.
The Mille-feuille with chilli asain is a very comforting dish consisting of many layers afyer cabbage and pork.
Twenty minutes and five eggs is a small price to pay for a skill you will have for the rest of your life. People who love Asian food, but who so far have been shy about cooking it at home themselves and busy people, who need easy but tasty recipes they can whip up quickly after work.
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With his second cookbook, Asian After Work, Adam Liaw invites time-poor people to overcome their reservations about cooking Asian food at home and try their hand at recipes that are easy and quick to prepare after work. Must-cook recipe Fish-sauce roast chicken: Most surprising dish The Mille-feuille with chilli ponzu is a very comforting dish consisting of many layers of cabbage and pork. No more excuses for takeaways with these quick and simple recipes from all over Asia.
Forget your fear of cooking Asian food at home and get that wok firing!
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