What's the Difference? Recreational Culinary Reference for the Curious and Confused
by Brette Warshaw Author
As the title suggests, the curious and the confused alike will find this title helpful in answering all their culinary questions. Wondering what the difference is between sweet potatoes and yams? Or bourbon and rye? Or what all the different kinds of flour are for? Author Brette Warshaw has you covered. The world of food is wide and wonderful, and also sometimes can be deeply confusing. Whether you're a complete novice when it comes to cooking or you consider yourself a more experienced chef, this book can answer whatever queries you might have and help you gain a better understanding of the different uses that different ingredients are put to in a professional kitchen. An indispensable reference for the culinarily inclined.
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Comments & Reviews
Readers will be disappointed if they are attracted by this title because they expect the quick gratification that pornography provides. The pleasures here are far more human and interesting. The creators of these 46 vignettes claim to be sharing parts of their personal sexual experiences, and with so many people involved there are bound to be many types of sex, depicted in many forms of comics storytelling. There are bits of comedy, tragedy and all the human landscape between those poles. Especially striking are Manning Leonard Krull's self-mocking account of threesomes he hasn't taken part in, Ed Malys's jagged depiction of his tendency to fall asleep during sex and Hope Larson's wistful glimpses of all the facets of intercourse that her partner doesn't notice. Sex seldom gives these people easy release from their tension. In fact, satisfying their immediate needs turns out to be only part of what they want—even though each participant has trouble figuring out what more there could be. That's what makes this such a fascinating anthology—though the comics artists represented are revealing themselves in graphic detail, they recognize that sex is both mundane and mysterious.