L'atlas mondial de la street food explore ce phénomène dans son ensemble et célèbre l'une des aventures commerciales et culinaires les plus florissantes de ce début de siècle. Cet ouvrage, véritable guide de voyage culinaire, nous entraîne dans un tour du monde du sujet. Organisé géographiquement par continents, pays et villes, il présente les meilleurs sites de restauration du monde entier : des rues fourmillantes de Bangkok aux marchés de petits producteurs de Stockholm ou de San Francisco, sans oublier les foods trucks parisiens.
Il contient également plus de 70 recettes choisies par les auteurs, qui permettront au lecteur de recréer dans le confort de sa cuisine le meilleur de la street food.

Atlas mondial de la street food

This book is much more than a cookbook; it is a celebration of the pig and all its parts - a unique blend of historical, geographical and culinary interest, together with clear explanations of how to cook the different cuts of pork and over 100 delicious recipes from chef Christopher Trotter.

 The pig has been domesticated throughout Europe since ancient times and the result is a variety of magnificent meat products with a fascinating history. The Romans introduced the sausage as a nutritious portable food for their marching legion (centuries later Louis XIV and Napoleon were also known to be fans), while Ardennes ham was praised by the ancient Greeks for its flavour and texture.

 The idea of being able to "cook everything but the squeal" of a pig permeates the recipes which are informed by the traditions covered in the main text. Completely international and full of fantastic photographs and an engaging text this book will be a must-have for any pie fan, bacon-sandwich supporter or sausage addict.

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