Wok And Korean Cookbook 2 Books In 1 Learn How To Prepare 140 Classic Recipes From Korea And Asia

In the first book, Korean Cookbook, you will learn 70 recipes for preparing traditional recipes from Korea and China.

Korean food is a common name for a great variety of dishes. Region to region, city to city, the recipes change (even by a lot) but the core ingredients are always the same: rice, vegetables, meat and obviously kimchi. Kimchi is a traditional side dish made of fermented and salted vegetables such as cabbage, garlic, onion and ginger, often served with soups and made with different type of ingredients and spices.

Do not be fooled by common misconceptions: dogs are very rarely eaten nowadays in South Korea and most of the dishes resemble the classic asian food made by bowls, soups and noodles. Originally rice was very expensive and that's why grain has been the quintessential staple food for Korean people for centuries. Nowadays it is widely used both as base for several dishes, side or worked in ancient pots for making cakes, both salty and sweet.

Alongside kimchi, the most famous dishes are rich almost complete meals such as Bulgogi, marinated and grilled beef and Bibimbap, the most colorful and joyful Korean dish, famous for the strong contrasts of the vegetables and the egg in the middle.

In Korean Cookbook by Maki Blanc you will learn:

• How to cook Korean food at home
• Brief history of Korean food and most famous recipes
• 70 recipes for preparing homemade tasty and spicy Korean food

If you love asian flavors and you want to discover a new cuisine, this cookbook is for you!

In the second book, Wok Cookbook, you will learn 70 recipes for traditional asian food cooked in many ways using a wok.

Asian food, including dishes from Thailand, China, Malaysia, Korean, Japan and more has one thing in common: the wok.

From New Delhi to Bangkok, in every restaurant and home kitchen you can find at least one rounded pot for preparing a wide range of dishes.

Invented - allegedly - in China around 100 AD, originally used for drying grains, became quick a fundamental tool in every kitchen for two main reasons:

The deep bottom allows to collect all the ingredients, juices and flavors for having tasty recipes and perfectly cooked dishes

It can be used for boiling, braising, deep and stir frying, smoking, roasting, steaming and more

Can you use a wok for other dishes outside the asian cuisine? Yes you can! If you can boil Chinese noodles, you can definitely boil Italian pasta or prepare a stew from French or Nordic cuisine.

In Wok Cookbook by Maki Blanc you will learn:

• How to use wok cooking at home
• 70 recipes for asian food prepared using wok
• 70 easy recipes with ingredients that can be found at the local supermarket
  

If you want to add a flexible item in your kitchen and prepare Asian Dishes to impresses family and friends, this cookbook is for you!