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The Art Of Gay Cooking: A Culinary Memoir
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For Daniel Isengart, Home Cooking Has Always Been An Essential Part Of Living A Creative Life. A Cabaret Performer And Soughtafter Private Chef In New York City, He Knows How To Deliver One Delectable Meal After Another With The Ease Of A Seasoned Entertainer. The Art Of Gay Cooking Is A Witty Literary Portrait That Takes The Reader From The Author'S Grandmother'S Kitchen In Southern Germany To His Formative Childhood Years In Paris, From The Attic Apartment In Brooklyn Heights Where He Lives With His Husband To His Clients' Posh Homes In Manhattan And The Hamptons. Alternating Intimate Anecdotes And Wry Observations About The Culinary World With Over 250 Easytofollow Recipes, The Book Explores A Rich, Gay Life Devoted To Beauty And Art Where The Home Kitchen Always Takes Center Stage. Jeremiah Tower, The Eminent Godfather Of Modern American Cooking, Adds Words Of Wisdom In His Candid Foreword That Describes How Isengarts Inspired Approach To Cooking Brought Back Memories Of His Own Beginnings As The Original Chef Of The Legendary Chez Panisse Restaurant In Berkeley. Cleverly Composed As An Homage To The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook, The Art Of Gay Cooking Adheres Closely To Toklas'S Idiosyncratic Style, Mirroring Specific Passages And Echoing Her Amusingly Eccentric Tone. A Chapter Devoted To Recipes From Friends Presents A Poignant Contrast To The Limelight On Celebrity Chefs And Restaurant Food, Proving That, At Least In Isengarts Lively Social Circle Of Individualists, Sophisticated Yet Unpretentious Homecooking Is Not A Lost Art.
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