Gelato, ice creams and sorbets, by Linda Tubby
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Gelato, sorbets and ice creams is jam packed full of your classic Italian ice cream recipes. These heart melting favourites will leave you feeling refreshed all year round, as ice cream is not just for the summer. You will not believe how it all began with Italian ices as this unique recipe books takes you through the historical values of ice cream. But this book takes no prisoners with its strict rules when freezing your scrumptious deserts, ensuring you have the easiest of times in the kitchen. After all, simpler is better when it comes to food preparation.Brace yourself to be hooked by the range of choice with Iced drinks, sorbets, gelati and mascarpone to tickle your taste buds. No one could ever dream there was so much choice with ice cream treats. And if that has not filled you to burst, there is a delicious selection of tasty extras and toppings to really make the dish feel complete. Say arrivederci to your old ice cream maker and ciao to easy ice cream making, just about anyone can make these tasty favourites. Whether it’s fun in the sun, or a night in by the fire, these glorious creations are perfect for any occasion.
Gelato, ice creams and sorbets, by Linda Tubby - Amazon Sales Rank: #881427 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-06-11
- Released on: 2015-06-11
- Format: Kindle eBook
Gelato, ice creams and sorbets, by Linda Tubby About the Author Linda Tubby is the author and food stylist of Grill: Stylish Food to Sizzle and Spanish Country Kitchen. Jean Cazals is a food and travel photographer. His books include Dough, The Food of Northern Spain, The Naked Chef, and The Savoy Cookbook. They previously collaborated on Ices Italia.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Make gelato like you were Italian! By SandrasKitchenNook The first time I visited Sicily, I couldn't wait to try the gelato. I decided on pistachio the first time, and never moved beyond it that first trip...it was just that good. My next trip I branched out and tried the Bacio, which is a dark chocolate and hazelnut blend. Heaven in a dish! It immediately became my favorite and though I would try bites of others' choices--and even thoroughly enjoy them--pistachio and bacio became my favorite, go-to choices. Needless to say, I was absolutely delighted to find recipes for both in this darling cookbook. I started with the Bacio. Now this recipe is called Bacio con Bianchini e Nocciole meaning "Rich Chocolate Gelato with Meringues and Hazelnut". I have a confession to make...I ditched the meringues! I'm somewhat of a purist at times, and it just wasn't something I was interested in it cluttering up my Bacio gelato. Oh, my! It's absolutely amazing! Feel free to add the meringues, but I can attest to the amazing flavor of this gelato without them.Of course, now it was time for the Pistachio. Most pistachio ice cream or gelato that I've had in the States tastes like ice cream with pistachios in it. I remember my first bite in Agrigento, Sicily and how amazed I was at the deep flavor. It wasn't just a pistachio flavor, but was like you were eating pistachios themselves only it was ice cream. I had high hopes for this recipe and let me just say I was NOT disappointed!! With the first bite I was transported back to that little street in Agrigento having my first taste of Sicilian gelato. I kid you not, it was that good!! The punch of pistachio is just amazing. I will admit, that I added more pistachios that called for as I added some whole, toasted pistachios while it was churning, but you still would have that amazing flavor without them.I have only made the two recipes so far, but they have definitely sold me on this book! So many gelato recipes, so little time! My kids love different flavors, so they will keep me trying more and I still want to dive into the sorbets. This little book has definitely earned its way onto my favorites shelf! I am very happy to highly recommend it!I received a copy of this book from Pavilion through IPG for my honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Trip to Italy in A Book By Deborah This is an awesome little book that goes beyond simply sorbet and gelato recipes. It includes other unique and beautiful frozen Italian desserts. The recipes are clear and easy to duplicate. I have tried two gelato recipes so far, and they turned out great with my Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker. Prior to owning this book, I made many flavors of ice cream for years and yes, there is a difference between ice cream and gelato. I don't believe I will ever go back to my ice cream recipes. The gelato is creamier and more intensely flavored despite having less fat....this, of course, justifies the amount of the Chocolate Hazelnut that I ate. A great purchase.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Clear, simple instructions, great images, good Italophile gift book By Italophile Book Reviews A book all about gelato, ice cream and sorbets, what could be bad about that? Well, nothing. This book is great. I especially enjoyed the brief history of Italian ices. The recipes are clear and simple to follow, too, and the images are lovely.The book includes:Gelato (25 recipes)Iced Drinks (Frullato-Frappe and Granita - 14 recipes)Sorbets (21 recipes)Iced Desserts (like semifreddo and spumone -16 recipes)Cake and Cookies (10 recipes)The author makes it seem so simple, and she even gives instructions for making the recipes with and without using an ice cream making machine. A extra bonus are some recipes for cakes and cookies that go well with gelato. In the print book, which is about 75 pages long, there's an index for easy reference.Italy has a long history of ice treats, going back to Ancient Roman times, including snowcones and iced wine, and ices like today's sorbets and granita desserts. Today's standards are all here, along with newer flavors like a Limoncello gelato, and granita with almost and cardamom, and a sorbet made with Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine.I've made some of the Frullato recipes and loved them. I suspect this is the sort of book that would make a great Italophile gift this summer!Please visit my full and illustrated review at Italophile Book Reviews. I received a review-copy of the book.
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