Favorite recipe book??? - Tiki Drinks and Food

T TraderPeg Member Haunted Hudson Valley Joined: Aug 10, 2006 Posts: 91	T TraderPeg Posted posted on Sun, Oct 21, 2007 8:03 AM What BigBro said; Ted Haigh's book is the right and proper vintage cocktail book to place beside your Beachbum tomes. The next most-often-referred-to book on my road to ruin is Gary Regan's Joy of Mixology. This book gives provenance to a lot of classic recipes, and Gary tells you where, how and why he may have adjusted them and where YOU should adjust them to your own taste. He also includes charts that are invaluable; if you've ever become confused when browsing recipes, these charts organize things wonderfully.

What BigBro said; Ted Haigh's book is the right and proper vintage cocktail book to place beside your Beachbum tomes.

The next most-often-referred-to book on my road to ruin is Gary Regan's Joy of Mixology. This book gives provenance to a lot of classic recipes, and Gary tells you where, how and why he may have adjusted them and where YOU should adjust them to your own taste. He also includes charts that are invaluable; if you've ever become confused when browsing recipes, these charts organize things wonderfully.

Post #339631 by TraderPeg on Sun, Oct 21, 2007 8:03 AM