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Hardcover The Vodka Cookbook Book

ISBN: 1904920276

ISBN13: 9781904920274

The Vodka Cookbook

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Vodka is the worlds most popular spirit as 12 million Americans can testify. In The Vodka Cookbook John Rose takes vodka out of the martini glass and into the kitchen with over 100 recipes.There's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

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Cooking with Vodka

Our club members are doing home parties using some of the recipes from The Vodka Cookbook. Instead of Smirnoff, we're using Van Gogh flavored vodkas, which are excellent. We will also do fundraisers for our local hospital expansion, having local chefs adapt some of the recipes on stage, cooking in front of hundreds of attendees. Large video screens will enable everyone to see the details of preparation. Excellent resource.

Essential for the creative cook

Filled with recipes from breakfast to dinner to desserts, the book captures the versatility of vodka as an unusual cooking ingredient. I especially enjoyed the "Food Flights" section, with its distinctly different approach to starting a meal with blended foods (with vodka, of course) as appetizers. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking to add to their repertoire of dishes that will amaze and please any dinner party guests! But of course, it's also fun to experiment and enjoy yourself as well!

The Vodka Cookbook Mentions in Our Blog

The Vodka Cookbook in Cheers for #NationalVodkaDay!
Cheers for #NationalVodkaDay!
Published by Beth Clark • October 04, 2018

Vodka is so much more than 007's famously shaken, not stirred martini of choice...it's a beverage that's spanned twelve centuries, shaped entire cultures, and helped more than a few of us endure life's inevitable ups and downs. But what IS vodka, anyway? Like, what is it made from? How is it different from other spirits? Did Russia really run out of vodka at the end of World War II??

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