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New York Times best seller
Winner, James Beard Award for Best Book in American Cooking
Winner, IACP Julia Child First Book Award
It takes about 6 Hours and 34 minutes on average for a reader to read Heritage. This is based on the average reading speed of 250 Words per minute.
Heritage is 336 pages long.
Heritage won the following awards:
in 2015 Heritage won the IACP Crystal Whisk Award in category .
in 2015 Heritage won the Pat Conroy Southern Book Prize in category .
in 2015 Heritage won the IACP Crystal Whisk Award in category .
in 2015 Heritage won the James Beard Foundation Book Awards in category .
in 2015 Heritage won the IACP Crystal Whisk Award in category .
Beautiful book with incredible recipes
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
The book also has a lot of great information about suppliers and where to source ingredients for southern cooking heritage.
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Five Stars
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
Another chef to write! Here I read mixed reviews and have other emotions about them. Chef Brock states that this is from where he lives and did the research on the ingredients in the dishes. I am sure that his next book he will bring it down to a home cook level more. Wanted to get the reader to start thinking about the food we grew up on and to explore. I enjoyed the book very much with the reviews, especially the eye opening.
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Cooking at the next level
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
Colin Campbell is a mine's culinary hero. I especially appreciate the way he explores the connections between the southern regional cuisines of America and those of West Africa and how he brings back very old recipes and ingredients. Sean is not only a good cook, but is also an interesting food historian and ethnographer. It may help those who want to use this book in their own home cooking to understand why many of Sean's very cool recipes are complicated and time-consuming. The ingredients of Sean can be pretty esoteric and hard to find in North America or Europe for many people. Nevertheless, Heritage is both inspirational and aspirational... and I am sure that this is what Sean intended.
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Beautiful pictures and interesting to read
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
I bought one for my daughter in law and was impressed with it, so I bought one for myself. I have not yet tried a recipe, but will soon. The only thing is that most recipes suggest purchasing the ingredients from websites listed in the book to get the same results that Sean Brook gets for his recipes, and this can be quite expensive. I am interested in buying the Carolina Golden Rice to get his results, but maybe not all the ingredients that the book suggests.
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Beautiful large book with so much information and a resource ...
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
Beautiful large book with so much information and a resource page in the back on where to order seeds you might be interested in! When I get there, I plan to go to the author's restaurant in Nashville, when I am in town.
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drooling over all the amazing recipes and pictures in this book
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
Also a very chic look for a coffee table book.
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Buy this book, you won't put it down
Derived From Web , May 31, 2022
This book is a must read for anyone who considers them self-foodies, it keeps you wanting to read it all day, the recipes are truly delicious. I also bought the Kindle edition, so that I can read it on the go.
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3 star
Derived From Web , May 7, 2020
Part pretentious, part down home goodness, I was annoyed by a good part of the recipes with impossible ingredients and referencing ingredients that are not sold to the public. I, however, love the spirit and message behind a good part of this book, as someone who relishes the stories that accompany heirloom seeds. Overall, not the most accessible book and I don 't recommend it to everyone, but it has a good heart.
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Are you cool or really a cook/chef
Derived From Web , Oct 5, 2019
Went to a restaurant that wanted to look cool and get the new age millennial cooking, but they just put us in a room with dirty everything, but this book was on the coffee table and I enjoyed reading the recipes. Some of the recipes I realize that I can 't wait to try. I have never followed a recipe, but I do love to read the ingredients, thank you. Remember that some people are born as chefs. This book shows you what you can have in your pantry and make anything that you want.
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Best Cookbook I Own
Derived From Web , Oct 9, 2018
After a trip to Charleston and dining at one of Sean Brock's restaurants, Husk, I knew that I had to find his cookbook. He goes into detail and really puts the raw ingredients in perspective to a finished meal. This includes the condiments and the pickling of different ingredients. You will check some recipes and see that you would have to pick up one of the items 6 weeks before the actual meal. Some people might be angry, but I found this to be wholesome. I can honestly say enough good things ''.
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