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Food from the Fire

Swedish Michelin-starred chef Niklas Ekstedt, is a huge star of the Scandinavian restaurant world. In is restaurant EKSTEDT in Stockholm, they only use Scandinavian wood in order to give the food a unique character, cooking purely with fire, no gas or electricity. In the book "Food from the Fire" Ekstedt takes us through the five steps of building a fire pit – from where to put it to the actual construction, the wood to use, and how to light it. He also takes you through the five different cooking methods that can be used when cooking this way – wood, fire, smoke, cast iron, and fat. This back-to-basics guide is the epitome of everything we love about outdoor cooking: simple tools and simple practices that deliver incredible meals.



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CHICKEN AND CHARCOAL

Japanese food lovers rejoice. Matt Abergel of Yardbird launches Chicken and Charcoal, his first cookbook that delves into the restaurant´s journey from humble beginnings to the culinary phenomenon it is today. The chef puts the spotlight on Yakitori, the time-honoured Japanese cooking technique in which chicken skewers are grilled over binchotan charcoal and enjoyed with an ice cold beer, sake or cocktail. The book reveals the magic behind the restauran...
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COCKTAIL CODEX

Cocktail Codex is the ultimate guide to crafting impeccable classic cocktails and creating original drinks. According to the authors, "there are truly only six fundamental cocktail recipes”, and every cocktail that exists goes into six easily identifiable templates that encompass all cocktails: the old-fashioned, martini, daiquiri, sidecar, whisky highball, and flip. By studying each of the six drinks, the reader can understand the hows and whys of each, why some ...
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HEAT CONDUCTING ICE CREAM SCOOP

Scoop That II is a clever solution to an annoying problem - scooping rock hard ice cream. Using thermodynamics to transfer heat to the edges (Biodegradable liquid transfers heat from the handle to the scoop head), this ice scoop cuts through ice cream like butter thanks to it´s sharper blade and warming handle. No electricity, batteries, or hot water required! The award winning design also features a special coating in the scooping bowl that keeps the ice cream fro...
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