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Ottolenghi on the Go (Ios App)

Ottolenghi on the Go (Ios App)( )
Author: Ottolenghi, Yotam
ISBN:978-1-4481-1712-3
Publication Date:Jun 2012
Publisher:Ebury Publishing
Imprint:Ebury Digital
Book Format:Ebook
List Price:AUD $9.99
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#1 Food and Drink App UK Editor's Choice UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand New and Noteworthy US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand * * * * * * * * Ottolenghi has redefined the way we cook and eat, introducing new ingredients, herbs and spices to our kitchens and creating fresh, vibrant salads, aromatic meat and vegetable dishes, and indulgent cakes. These recipes will help you kick-start the new year with fresh, healthy and original cooking. Alongside favourites from...
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Pages:1
Detailed Subjects: Cooking / General
Author Biography
Ottolenghi, Yotam (Author)


Yotam Ottolenghi was born on December 14, 1968 in Jerusalem. He is a British-based chef, cookery writer and restaurant owner. He started out as a writer working on the news desk of Haaretz, one of Israel¿s largest papers. In 1997 he moved to the UK planning to start a PhD, but before he enrolled he signed up to train at Le Cordon Bleu cookery school in London for six months. He got a job as head pastry chef at the London boutique bakery Baker & Spice and this is where he met Sami Tamimi and Dan Lepard.

Ottolenghi's cooking style is rooted in, but not confined to, his Middle Eastern upbringing: a distinctive mix of Middle Eastern flavours Syrian, Turkish, Lebanese, Iranian, and Israeli. His particular skill is in marrying the food of his native Israel with a wider range of textures and flavours from the Mediterranean, Middle East and Asia. Before turning to food and cooking, Ottolenghi was in both academia and journalism. He was a sub-editor on the news desk of Haaretz, Israel's oldest daily newspaper, and a student in Tel Aviv University.

Following a six-month course at the London-based French cookery school, Le Cordon Bleu, in 1997, Ottolenghi worked as a pastry chef at The Capital, the Michelin-starred restaurant in Knightsbridge. From there he moved to work in the pastry section of the Kensington Place restaurant and that of the sister restaurant, Launceston Place, for a year, under the chef Rowley Leigh. He eventually became head pastry chef at Baker and Spice in Chelsea, London, where he met Sami Tamimi co-founder of their delicatessens and restaurants and co-author of the Ottolenghi and Jerusalem cookery books in 1999. In 2015 his book Nopi: The Cookbook Ramael made The New Zealand Best Seller List. Ottolenghi Simple was published in September 2018.

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