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Create refreshing, healthier drinks, from kombucha to herbal sodas
and more, in your own kitchen. Since the relatively recent
introduction of kombucha onto North American supermarket shelves,
this healthy sparkling beverage has exploded in popularity. But can
it be brewed at home, with the same tasty, healthy results? With
this straightforward, accessible, and highly visual how-to guide,
author Andrea Potter does away with specialist jargon and expensive
or hard-to-find equipment, showing how sparkling homebrews from
kombucha to water kefir are definitely possible for just about
anyone to make, and have fun doing it. Coverage includes: Basic
fermentation science Controlling fizz, acidity, and alcohol content
Secondary fermentation and adding flavours to the brew
Wild-fermented sodas, using a ginger bug (a wild yeast culture)
Recipes for kombucha's honey-fed relative, Jun, as well as for
water kefir. Answering key questions including "where does all that
sugar go?", "do I need to get a sitter for it when I go on
holiday?", and "does this SCOBY look normal?", and including a
comprehensive troubleshooting guide to help you keep brewing
confidently and consistently, DIY Kombucha is ideal for foodies,
urban and rural homesteaders, and health-motivated people - it's an
essential addition to your DIY toolkit!
Whether you are interested in working as a professional bartender,
want to learn how to make great tasting drinks for your family and
friends, or simply want to have some idea what to order when you go
out for a night on the town, this book is for you! Don't know much
about liquor? Don't worry! No prior liquor knowledge is required.
Now you can learn the basics of bartending - including free
pouring, how to mix and serve more than 200 popular drinks, fun
liquor history, and many great tips on how to get started in an
exciting and lucrative bartending career! It's fun and easy! In no
time you can be creating drinks such as Apple Martinis, Grape
Nehis, Mai-Tais, Sex on the Beach, Lemon Drops, Hurricanes, Rum
Runners, B-52's, Chocolate Cake, scrumptious daiquiris, tempting
margaritas, beautifully layered shooters, and much more! Also
included are valuable suggestions on finding employment, acing the
interview, increasing customer satisfaction, responsible alcohol
service, ways to increase tips, and even ideas on establishing
positive working relationships with your coworkers and bar
managers. Presented in an entertaining, yet straight forward
manner, the recipes and techniques are easy to understand. This
book has become the preferred training guide for bar managers and
many professional bartending classes.
Ever wonder why a home espresso machine won't produce espresso that
tastes like it was made with a $7,000.00 Italian commercial
espresso machine? Actually, it will The simple little tricks are
revealed in this book We explain in detail how to make a perfect
shot of espresso with your $70.00 home espresso machine, and then
turn it into a perfect latte or cappuccino. And, as you know, that
perfect shot of espresso is the basis for all those fancy $4.00
lattes, cappuccinos, and Americanos Also included is an overview of
coffee and its origins, and coffee grading and roasting. How to
grind coffee, how to cup coffee (with worksheets), and how to make
perfect espresso drinks are all covered in this easy-to-read book
We also address many of the common misconceptions about coffee,
including French Roast is not from France, and Espresso is not a
type of coffee bean Lots of delicious food and coffee drink recipes
are included, along with hints and tips about cooking in general,
like how to make a lump-free espresso cheesecake and how to make
perfect fall-off-the-bone spareribs with coffee-ancho-chipotle
chili BBQ glaze. Makes a handy reference book for yourself, and a
perfect gift for those "coffee snobs" we all know and love
In this revised and updated edition of the most authoritative guide to coffee, Corby Kummer travels the country and the world to give you all the latest information you need to make a great cup at home: • The best beans and how to buy and store them • The grinder that's essential for great coffee • Incisive reports on brewing and espresso-making equipment and tips on how to get the best from them, with photographs of current models • A complete, up-to-date list of sources for beans, equipment and Fair Trade organizations
North Shields and Tynemouth, historically united, lie on the north
bank of the River Tyne. North Shields grew up as a fishing port
serving the Priory of Tynemouth on the headland. As other
industries moved into North Shields, particularly shipbuilding, the
town expanded from its site along the riverbank to accommodate the
workers, absorbing villages nearby. Latterly, much of the town,
including its historic quayside area, has been regenerated. Nearby
Tynemouth remained smaller and today attracts many visitors to its
beaches and historical landmarks, particularly the castle and
priory. In North Shields & Tynemouth Pubs, author Eileen
Burnett takes the reader on a fascinating journey through the
towns' watering holes. Many of the pubs have retained features and
traditions of previous ages, and she reveals the variety of North
Shields' and Tynemouth's pubs, including the characters that have
frequented or run the public houses over the years. Brimming with
quirky tales and fascinating facts, this carefully crafted guide
initiates readers into the history of North Shields' and
Tynemouth's pubs.
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