The Engineer’s Cookbook

The Engineer’s Cookbook

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Author: Kari Ojala
Publisher: Klaava Media
Published: January 2013
ISBN:
978-952-5901-48-1 (Amazon Kindle)
978-952-5901-47-4 (Apple iPad and iPhone)978-952-5901-46-7 (EPUB)
Large cover image.The bestseller cookbook in Scandinavia now available in English for engineers, geeks, nerds and their friends across the world!

What kind of relationship does an engineer have with food? What does an engineer eat? How does he prepare a meal? How does he organise the various stages of the cooking process? What drives him?

Technical men or women behave above all rationally. They solve problems and follow through. The guests of the engineer are always satisfied, the food is served on time, and nothing gets left over. Managing the whole is an intellectual challenge for the engineer and preparing food successfully gives him deep pleasure.

This book gives a systematic presentation of the principles behind the engineer’s cooking skills. It helps the engineer to see what is essential in food, to recognise his own strengths, and to adapt his skills to make good food.

For those not technically educated, the book offers an exhilarating insight into the inner life of the engineer – and dozens of practical and clearly-illustrated recipes that allow everyone to prepare delicious food easily.

The recipes in the book are typical tried-and-tested engineer foods, such as cabbage rolls, meat loaf, prawn salad, stuffed peppers and strawberry cake. In addition to the recipes some useful dining skills are described, for instance, setting the table, seating the guests, toasting, and behaving at a restaurant.

Table of Contents

Foreword
What does the engineer eat?
The engineer’s mindset
The engineer knows how
What and how does the engineer cook?
The engineer’s diet
Seasonal foods locally
The engineer out shopping
A good meal
The engineer as a host
The engineer’s kitchen
The engineer and appliances
Cutlery and utensils
Setting the table and etiquette
Cooking
Spices
Measurement
Timing
Orderliness
Storing food
Breakfast
Starters
Main courses
Side portions
Desserts
Snacks
Table drinks
Hot drinks
Cooking in special circumstances
Foods to avoid
The engineer eating out

Recipes
Baked fish
Beef Lindstrom
Blins
Breaded fish
Buns
Cabbage rolls
Chicken stew
Christmas ham
Curry
Fish casserole
Fish soup
Kebabs
Lemon chicken
Meat loaf
Meat or sausage soup
Meat pies and doughnuts
Mushroom sauce
Mussels
Omelette
Pancakes and crepes
Pasta sauce
Prawn salad
Prawn starter
Puff pastries
Quark pie
Quick meal
Risotto
Roast pork
Salad
Skewered mixed grill
Stir fry
Strawberry cake
Stuffed peppers