Holiday Gift Idea! Step up your Latin Cuisine with Richard Sandoval's New Cookbook!







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Richard Sandoval’s New Latin Flavors
Hot Dishes, Cool Drinks
Authors: By Richard Sandoval
Rating: Exceptional! Must buy for foodies!
Imprint: Stewart, Tabori & Chang
ISBN: 1-61769-124-0
EAN: 9781617691249
Format: Hardcover, 224 pages

Price: $29.95
Webpage: http://www.abramsbooks.com/Books/Richard_Sandoval%E2%80%99s_New_Latin_Flavors-9781617691249.html


Richard Sandoval is a member of a distinct group of chefs that will be recognized as making their mark on global cuisine during this century. Emeril Legasse is known as the king of Cajun and Creole Cuisine, José Andrés is the king of Spanish Cuisine, but Sandoval is the king of Contemporary Latin Cuisine.

Today Sandoval has over 30 restaurants worldwide. His most famous concept Zengo, fuses an original blend of Asian and Latin Cuisine, with locations in New York, Washington DC, Santa Monica, Denver and Dubai.

This new book is well designed and laid out with step by step tips and tricks that will help you create flavor packed meals at home. The Latin Pantry section provides the list of ingredients that lay the foundation for creating Contemporary Latin Cuisine.

This book is illustrated beautifully with mouth-watering food photography. There are many easy to follow recipes for Tapas, Ceviche’s, Seafood, Poultry, Meats
Vegetables and Desserts. Section #11, The Latin Bar, is chuck full with information for setting up your bar with basic ingredients and tools for mastering the art of mixology! Buy this book! It will help you step-up your flavor filled enjoyment of great food and cocktails!

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