Guest guest Posted April 5, 2004 Report Share Posted April 5, 2004 Hi All, Can anyone recommend a good textbook on making sauces, in particular Thai and Chinese sauces? I've decided to do more cooking at home. Being vegan, the obvious thing is to dump a whole pile of veggies in a stir-fry pan and cook them up. I know the basics (mix up a little garlic and bean paste with vegetable broth and cornstarch, or get a bunch of those sauce-in-an-envelopes from the supermarkets) but need to know some more tricks, spice combinations, etc. I've noticed that (despite the recession) so many nice little hole-in-the-wall quick bite restaurants around town have recently jacked up their prices and/or started serving rice plates that are 90% rice and 10% veggies w/tofu. Very irritating. It's cheaper to cook my own stuff, in plentiful quantities. Does anyone have opinions on the books " The Complete Book Of Sauces " (Williams) or " The Book of Sauces " (Grimsdale/Degu)... are they easily vegan adaptable or do most of their sauces require beef broth, eggs, etc? Not sure if they cover non-Western sauces. Thanks, DG Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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