Slow Fires: Mastering New Ways to Braise, Roast, and Grill: A Cookbook

The commended gourmet expert of Upland investigates the key strategies of braising, cooking, and barbecuing - and tells you the best way to see them in new manners, to become familiar with the standards to break them.

The sections start with careful exercises on these fundamental strategies. From that point, the plans advance to include minor departure from the strategies, adjusting proportions of dampness, powers of warmth, turning around anticipated cycles. Here and there the strategies are astonishing, such as braising chicken leggs in the juices made by congestion a container of peppers. Furthermore, now and again the outcomes are mind boggling, similar to delicate peppercorn-crusted short ribs, made by first steaming the ribs before singing them to a fiery fresh.

This is a book about having a great time the subtleties, about cooking by hand, about figuring out how to see and smell and contact like an advanced ace. It's a book you will keep, perused, learn, and cook from for a considerable length of time to come.

About the Author
Chef-partner of the acclaimed Upland in New York City, JUSTIN SMILLIE began his cooking career during his teenage years, quickly ascending through the ranks of NYC landmarks Mercer Kitchen and Gramercy Tavern before becoming the chef of the urban-rustic favorite Barbuto. He was the chef at Il Buco Alimentari e Vineria, where he won three stars from the New York Times.

KITTY GREENWALD is the Slow Fast Food columnist for the Wall Street Journal. She has cooked in Portugal, France, and Italy; had a catering company in New York; contributed to Real Simple magazine; worked with Slow Food Nation; and was a fellow at the Montalvo Arts Center.

It deserves to be said right up front: this is a 4000/5000-level cookbook. If it were a college class, it would be the one with about 15 people in it, mostly exhausted grad students, with the entire grade being an original research project. Attendance will not be graded, and Smillie doesn't care if you have to pull an all-nighter to get it done.That said, damn. This is one great cookbook. Lots of Italian-Mediterranean flavors, but compellingly unique and original in their composition - nontraditional, highly original, cheffed-up, and fascinating. Often the result is sort of a mutated, creative riff on something traditional, like paella or roast chicken or grilled fish, just familiar enough to hit the same spot but often rethought and reconstructed for maximum impact. The recipes are ruthlessly uncompromising in their commitment to technique and often span multiple steps over hours and days, but Smillie is a patient guide, and provides scheduled milestones for recipe completion. The instructions are detailed, and a committed intermediate home cook should do fine - but a breezy, easy cookbook this is not.-Char

This book is perfect for a small intimate dinner between just a few people. The portion sizes are small so not necessarily the cookbook to get if you want to host large parties. But the recipes are beautiful, and the instructions and ingredients easy to follow and understand. I got this book for my husband for his birthday and his two favorite recipes are the ox tail and the grilled lobster. This makes a good gift for any man in your life who enjoy grilling, braising, or roasting. It is unique because the recipes are different from what you might get at a restaurant or see in other cookbooks. Definitely a good buy and one that our tummies are happy with :) -Melanie Mann

I usually get my recipes online, but this is one book one must buy. The recipes are very complicated and most take several days to complete. Some of the recipes include an ingredient that is a recipe in another chapter that also must be prepared in advance over several days. I love that and I have discovered new flavors and skills thanks to this book. I've learned to love fennel and thank you, Justin Smillie, for bringing black garlic into my life.- B. Sautner

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Slow Fires: Mastering New Ways to Braise, Roast, and Grill: A Cookbook