Marcolina en la cocina

This book offers the reader a complete collection of the most common mushrooms with detailed descriptions and illustrations to learn how to easily recognize each type. Furthermore, an interesting introduction is included about the mycological universe: its history, nature, morphology, propagation, and harvest. A glossary of key terms used by science experts is also included.

Named one of the Best Cookbooks of Fall 2018 by The New York Times Book Review, Epicurious, Grub Street, The Kitchn, and more “The rare restaurant-y cookbook whose recipes actually turn out as well as the seemingly unattainable photos.” —The New York Times Book Review One flight up, in a bustling neighborhood bistro overlooking the chaos of one of downtown New York’s busiest streets, Ignacio Mattos serves food so uncannily delicious it consistently earns him accolades like “Chef of the Year,” and his restaurant Estela a spot among the World’s 50 Best. Everyone wants a taste of...

Not to be confused with spicy Mexican and Central American foods, Spanish cuisine draws on two basic Mediterranean ingredients: garlic and olive oil. This culinary companion explores the cooking styles of each region, from Galicia to Cataluna MATT A. CASADO (Flagstaff, Arizona) is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University. He is also a Spanish and U.S. trained hotel and food manager.

"Surrounded by mystery, the tea ceremony does not refer so much to the art of serving it as to cultivating the sensibility to experience the world here and now: to live in the present. This ancient practice is not limited to what the eyes see. This book is based on the texts that tea masters use to deliver their wisdom to their disciples. It is composed of short stories, parables that combine philosophy and poetry to reveal the mechanisms of mind and the true nature of consciousness."