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Shetland Cooking On The Edge Of The World James Morton Tom Morton

Name: Shetland Cooking On The Edge Of The World James Morton Tom Morton
SKU: BELL-35551772
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (94 reviews)

SKU: BELL-35551772

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Shetland Cooking On The Edge Of The World James Morton Tom Morton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Quadrille Publishing Ltd

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 41.47 MB

Author: James Morton, Tom Morton

ISBN: 9781787133068, 1787133060

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Shetland Cooking On The Edge Of The World James Morton Tom Morton by James Morton, Tom Morton 9781787133068, 1787133060 instant download after payment.

Shetland is where Scotland meets Scandinavia and the North Sea hits the Atlantic Ocean. Isolated, unspoilt and rich in history and tradition, Shetland is a truly singular place. James Morton grew up there. Co-written with his father, broadcaster and journalist Tom Morton, Shetland: Cooking on the Edge of the World explores life on an island with food, drink and community at its heart. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, Shetland seafood is second to none, and butter and cheese are made locally. The native lamb roams freely around the island, and the Shetland black potato cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Here cooks, farmers, crofters and fishermen toil following traditions that go back hundreds of years. The recipes take in the very best that the isles have to offer, from celebratory feasts (the tradition of 'foy') through the food of the sea mackerel, mussels, salmon to treasures from the land (lamb, venison, beef) and earth. There's cooking born from necessity and thrift smoking and preserving (home-smoked halibut, pickles) and it simply wouldn't be Scottish without baking (bannocks, oatcakes, afternoon cakes and biscuits) and, of course, a wee dram. With spectacular photography throughout, and features on crofting, pit feasting and the annual Fire Festival, Up Helly Aa (which culminates in the burning of a Viking galley ship), Shetland: Cooking on the Edge of the World celebrates a very different kind of island paradise.