Eat, read, love

'Eat Love' is probably more correct to translate as “edible love” - this is more than a cook book - this is Guide Book about food, about what they can be, and how to use all the senses in the act of eating. All this is abundantly illustrated by the Dutch studio Kluif.

The book describes a lot of ways to turn the mature processes of cooking and its absorption, at least, into an exciting show. In it you can find recipes for cooking dishes, taking into account not only the personal characteristics of the eater, but also its zodiac sign. To draw dozens of strange, but entertaining ideas, for example, how to surprise your friends with a Christmas dinner, on which it will only be necessary to eat, sticking hands and heads under a special screen hiding the table. The book will tell you how to create all kinds of serving options, including for such unpleasant events, such as memorial dinners (appropriate recipes from bitter vegetables are offered).

More “everyday” culinary techniques, for example, casserole of vegetables in sea clay or preparation of edible necklaces for children, are awarded.

However, the purpose of this 160 stanitsa “culinary madness”, who came out of the pen of Louise Showwanberg and designer and culinary specialist, Marizh Vogelsang, not only entertaining. The book raises quite serious topics on psychology, culture and table design. According to the author, the main task of this book, to make it clear to the reader that culinary miracles will always find a place on your table, you only need a little imagination.

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