Discovering Celtic Cuisine --2002 publication.

by Margaret Rees

If you thought that Celtic cuisine meant cooking with cumbersome griddles, making pancakes, drop scones and not much else, then this book will be a real eye-opener. In Discovering Celtic Cuisine, Margaret Rees brings the recipes of the Celtic countries into the new millennium, offering a modern take on culinary traditions which date back centuries. She shows how, using everyday modern utensils, today's cook can prepare a range of delicious traditional recipes with a wonderfully contemporary twist, such as cheese pate, Breton pot-au-feu and Galway Bay oysters. Accompanied by snippets of fascinating information about the Celts and their culinary customs, and stunning photographs by David Manton, this book is a must for foodlovers everywhere.

48 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002