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Lost Desserts by Eric Boman

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Also by Eric Boman:

The Entrees: Favorites From The Past, October 2010
Hardcover
Lost Desserts, November 2007
Hardcover
Dames, October 2005
Hardcover

Also by Gail Monaghan:

The Entrees: Favorites From The Past, October 2010
Hardcover
Lost Desserts, November 2007
Hardcover
The Some Like It Hot Cookbook, September 1996
Hardcover
Perfect Picnics For All Seasons, March 1995
Hardcover

Also by George Lang:

The Entrees: Favorites From The Past, October 2010
Hardcover
Lost Desserts, November 2007
Hardcover

LOST DESSERTS
By: Eric Boman, Gail Monaghan, George Lang

Delicious Indulgences of the Past Recipes from Legendary and Famous Chefs

Rizzoli
November 2007
On Sale: October 30, 2007
200 pages
ISBN: 0847829839
EAN: 9780847829835
Hardcover
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With recipes of glamorous by-gone desserts, and packed with history and anecdotes of famous classic restaurants and the people who frequented them, Lost Desserts features delicious and sometimes exotic favorites from the new world and the old. Conjuring up the heyday of Hollywood are such American classics as the Brown Derby’s Orange Chiffon Cake, Trader Vic’s Flaming Tahitian Ice Cream, and Chasen’s Banana Shortcake with Banana Sauce, while the old-world elegance of Paris and London is evoked with delightful concoctions like Escoffier’s Mont Blanc and Lady Jekyll’s Orange Jelly with Compote. The seventy recipes included here, adapted for the home cook and updated for the modern palate to taste as good as they look and are remembered, are organized by type of dessert, which run the gamut from Bavarians, Cremes, Charlottes, Mousses, Puddings, Fools, Jellies, to Frozen Desserts, and Souffles, Crepes, and Custards, as well as, of course, Cakes and Pies, Tarts, and Tortes. A lavish volume, Lost Desserts is illustrated with thirty stunning still lifes of visually spectacular confections, capturing the flavor and essence of the dessert cart era.

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The Chew - December 17, 2013