Three Guys from Miami Cook Cuban is the latest effort of Glenn Lindgren, Raúl Musibay, and Jorge Castillo – three brothers-in-law with a passion for Cuban food and culture. This is a unique cookbook by three hombres who love Cuban culture and food so much that they created the tremendously popular website iCuban.com: The Internet Cuban. Millions of people have already discovered these Three Guys and their recipes. Now the rest of the world can too, in this delightfully witty and entertaining new cookbook complete with a Cuban food glossary, personal stories, and hilarious asides that represent the Three Guys’ own distinctive brand of humor. With amazing family recipes, Miami influence, and food secrets from Cuba, The Three Guys share twenty years of experimentation, refinement, and a lot of trial and error that have made these recipes uniquely their own. The book is lavishly illustrated with 75 full-color photographs by photographer Nancy Bundt. The Three Guys From Miami have made several appearances on the Food Network, ABC Family, The Travel Channel, National Public Radio, and Public TV. They are frequent sources of Cuban cooking tips and advice for professional chefs and amateur cooks all over the world. Their recipes have appeared in several major newspapers and magazines. The Three Guys from Miami started small, but quickly became known for their great parties, centered on whole pigroasts or an elaborate Cuban-style paella. In fact, the Three Guys' "Paella Cubana" was featured on "Tyler's Ultimate" with Tyler Florence on the Food Network. Three Guys from Miami Cook Cuban is a fun, and easy-to-follow guide that will let even inexperienced home cooks turn out some great Cuban meals. The recipes are easy to prepare and you'll actually enjoy the entire process. Three Guys from Miami Cook Cuban has been extremely well received by food editors and writers all over the United States. The Chicago Sun Times says, "I swear I could almost feel the Miami sunshine beaming down on me as I read through the book… The photography is beautiful and inviting, making one ready to hop on a plane to Miami. For most of us that's not possible, so this cookbook is the next best thing." The Miami Times says, "With Colombian arepas and Nicaraguan tres leches in the mix, the title might more accurately be 'Three Guys From Miami Cook Miami,' but there are plenty of Cuban standards here, from picadillo and arroz con pollo to rice pudding and flan. We even get the Elena Ruz, a turkey, cream cheese and strawberry-jam sandwich named for the customer who ordered it at a 1930s Havana restaurant. Best of all, we get the good-natured byplay -- Jorge: Someday we'd like to have a sandwich named after us. Raul: Probably something with plenty of spice and a lot of tongue! -- that makes these guys such good company." Where Miami reports, "They’re not famous chefs, but Glenn Lindgren, Raúl Musibay and Jorge Castillo know their food. In the just-released Three Guys from Miami Cook Cuban, the Miami natives offer up the best of Miami-Cuban specialties-from the Papa Hemingway Daiquiris to empanadas de carne asada to arepas to their own version of paella Cubana that even novice cooks can try at home. Best of all, the cookbook is chock full of colorful pictures of the marketplaces, landmarks and people that make Miami so indefinably unique." And the Library Journal provides the last word, "In their first book, they present many of their favorite recipes and stories. Lindgren is the writer, but the three share a somewhat wacky sense of humor (as documented in some of the photographs here). However, their book includes a lot of culinary and social history, along with 100 recipes for both traditional Cuban dishes and more contemporary variations. Numerous color photographs and an attractive design add to the appeal. One of the few recent titles on the subject, this is strongly recommended." The Three Guys recipes represent three lifetimes of enjoying Cuban food, and a long process creating, collecting, and refining the recipes they love. They have combined the best ideas from these great chefs with their own special twists to create the "tried and true" recipes they like best. Everyone, from the most amateur home chef to the seasoned professional will enjoy this excellent and unique Cuban cookbook.
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我是一个对“真实性”要求极高的人,很多旅游或美食书籍为了追求销量,往往会过度美化或者简化某些文化元素,但这一本让我感受到了扑面而来的真诚。作者的笔触非常写实,没有回避任何制作过程中的挑战和失败的可能性,反而将这些“不完美”描绘成体验的一部分。例如,书中对于某些传统酱料需要耗费数小时才能达到理想状态的描写,充满了对耐心和毅力的赞颂。更让我欣赏的是,作者似乎没有试图将复杂的烹饪过程“简化”到牺牲风味的地步,而是鼓励读者去拥抱那种需要时间和精力的传统方式。阅读过程中,我仿佛被拉进了那个充满阳光和喧嚣的街角小店,看到了那些代代相传的手艺人是如何在烟火气中坚守自己的烹饪哲学。这种对“慢生活”和“手作精神”的致敬,在这个快节奏的时代显得尤为珍贵。它让我重新审视了自己对待食物的态度,不再满足于速食和表面的标签,而是渴望探究其深层的味道来源和情感连接。
评分这部作品简直是味蕾的狂欢!作者对于食材的理解简直到了出神入化的地步,每一个烹饪步骤都透露着一种对传统的尊重与创新的激情。我读完后立刻就被那种热烈奔放的氛围所感染,仿佛能闻到空气中弥漫的古巴香料的浓郁气味。书中对于火候的掌控描绘得尤为生动,那份对细节的执着,让即便是厨房新手也能感受到烹饪的乐趣和成就感。特别是讲述如何用最朴素的原料,通过时间和耐心的转化,升华为餐桌上的艺术品,这种哲学性的探讨,远远超出了食谱本身的范畴。它不仅仅是一本教你做菜的书,更像是一部关于生活态度的宣言,告诉我如何用心去对待每一顿饭,对待身边的每一个人。从开胃的小吃到主菜的复杂层次感,作者的文字就像一位经验丰富的大厨,在你耳边轻声指导,每一步都稳健而充满自信。读到最后,我感觉自己像是完成了一次心灵的净化之旅,对日常琐碎的生活充满了新的期待和感激。这本书的排版和图片也处理得极佳,那种阳光、热烈、略带怀旧的色调,完美地烘托了书的主题。
评分这本书的结构设计非常巧妙,它不是按照传统的“前菜、主菜、甜点”的顺序来组织内容,而是似乎围绕着某些核心的烹饪哲学或地理区域进行模块化的探讨。这种非线性的叙事方式,反而更贴合我作为一个读者在探索新知识时的思维习惯——好奇心驱使我从一个点跳到另一个点,并在不断的联系中构建起完整的认知地图。作者在描述不同香料的搭配时,用了很多类比和隐喻,使得抽象的味道概念变得具体可感,即便是没有实际操作,也能在脑海中构建出风味的蓝图。我尤其喜欢其中关于“发酵”和“腌制”技术的章节,作者没有将其视为简单的保存手段,而是看作一种与时间、微生物合作的“炼金术”。这种将科学与艺术完美融合的论述方式,极大地拓宽了我对烹饪的认知边界。整体阅读下来,感觉像上了一堂高阶的、充满人文关怀的烹饪美学课,收获远超我的预期。
评分从排版和装帧上看,这本书就散发着一种沉甸甸的质感,翻阅起来手感极佳,这本身就是一种对阅读体验的尊重。内容上,最打动我的地方在于作者对于“社区”和“分享”概念的强调。很多菜谱的背后,都关联着某个特定的节日、家庭聚会或者邻里间的互助场景。它清晰地展示了食物是如何成为当地社会结构中不可或缺的粘合剂。我尤其被那些关于食材采购的篇章所吸引,详细描述了与当地农场主、渔民的互动,那种人与土地之间相互依存、彼此尊重的关系,读起来让人心生敬意。它让我反思,在城市化进程中,我们似乎正在失去这种直接的、有温度的食物来源联系。这本书无疑提供了一个美丽的参照系,让我向往那种将烹饪视为一种集体仪式而非个人劳动的状态。它不只是提供了食谱,更提供了一种理想化的生活模型,值得细细品味和反思。
评分坦白说,我原本以为这会是一本标准的、略显刻板的区域美食指南,但事实证明我大错特错。这本书的叙事风格非常流畅,像是一部精心剪辑的纪录片,而不是枯燥的文字堆砌。它巧妙地将历史的碎片、家庭的轶事与具体的烹饪技巧编织在一起,形成了一种独特的阅读体验。读到关于某道菜肴背后家族传承的故事时,我甚至忍不住停下来,沉思了很久。作者似乎非常擅长捕捉那种“瞬间的魔力”,比如清晨市场里第一缕阳光洒在新鲜的香草上,或者慢炖过程中香气如何逐渐将整个厨房占领。文字的节奏感把握得极好,时而如激昂的拉丁音乐般热烈奔放,时而又回归到家庭聚会时那种温馨、低沉的交谈声。这本书的价值在于它提供了“语境”,让我明白这些菜肴是如何融入当地人生活的方方面面的,它们不仅仅是食物,更是文化身份的载体。这种深挖文化根源的做法,让这本书立刻从众多烹饪书中脱颖而出,具备了更强的思想深度。
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