Kochbuch für Mathematiker: The Mathematician's Cookbook [German]

By Dr Michael Salmony and Dr. Michael Salmony

This cookbook is different. Instead of text it uses cartoons. This means that you see - which pots, implements etc. to use - what can be done in parallel - how the various intermediate steps get merged together - recognise the recipes immediately while thumbing through (unlike text recipes which all look the same) - the ingredients when they are used (rather than as a list at the beginning - nowhere near their use) - clear, unambiguous notation (like critical-path diagrams, formulae for weights, cooking times etc.) - hints and tests to ensure success (like the famous Hoi-Sin-Sauce comparison) - It's more fun and colourful. Lots of advantages So instead of having one finger in the recipe text, one on the list of ingredients, and two arms at the stove you see everything clearly laid out for you so you can use both hands for cooking. The recipes have been gleaned from various sources (mainly friends, restaurants and other - inferiour - cookbooks), then optimised to maximise pleasure whilst stripping away any unnecessary effort (compare our Peking Duck recipe to the original ). Finally all have been tested until they are "bug"-free. We use them every day. If you like it, you can order a copy from this shop which will be produced just for you using the wonders of print-on-demand technology. DIESES BUCH IST HAUPTS CHLICH AUF DEUTSCH ABER TEILWEISE AUCH AUF ENGLISCH (UND EIN WENIG FRANZ SISCH UND CHINESISCH ... ABER KEINE SORGE - ALLES SEHR VERST NDLICH )

• Format: Paperback
• Language: German
• ISBN: 1482534703
• ISBN13: 9781482534702
• Release Date: May 2013
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.73 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.0" x 10.0"