Book Contest: Win The New Spanish Table Cookbook for Your Kitchen
I told you we were going to have another contest soon. This time three winners are going to nab a copy of The New Spanish Table by celebrated cook Anya von Bremzen (Workman Publishing).
One of the remakable things about this cookbook is that in addition to countless recipes, there are countless sidebars that expound on the recipes.The recipes as in a hefty 300 recipes that make up the book, meaning that basically there’s one for every day of the year, and space for five others that you might want to repeat.
Spanish cuisine has this reputation of being antiquated cuisine, and that’s one of the myths that von Bremzen tries to break with this wonderful cookbook that exposes cooks to modern aspects of Spain. So get in touch with the latter-day gastronomic delights of Spain by entering this contest.
1) Answer the question: what country would you like to visit for a culinary odyssey of some sort?
2) Once done, RT on Twitter about the contest, and include a link to this post on your Tweet.
Winners (picked randomly) will be announced on Monday! If you’re a winner, and you don’t get back to me within the next 24 hours of being advised that you are a winner, the prize will go to someone else!
Amanda McNeil
Comment made on June 15, 2009 at 10:43 amI would absolutely love to visit Italy for a culinary odyssey. Many of my favorite foods are Americanized versions of traditional Italian cuisine.
Leonardo
Comment made on June 15, 2009 at 12:35 pm1) France – was there any doubt? “the 3 secrets to French cooking?” “Butter, butter, butter!”
2) i RT my fav gossip blog cuz hissip is awesome!
oooh ooh i gotta win this one c’mon baby!
L
Comment made on June 15, 2009 at 1:04 pm1. Brazil! I just saw a show where Anthony Bourdain went and it looked amazing. I want to eat a mortadella sandwich! http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3540/3509563592_818b1d6238.jpg The sandwich is made from nearly a half of a pound of mortadella sausage, provolone cheese, sourdough bread, mayonnaise and dijon mustard. It sounds a little iffy but loooks yummy
2. I tweeted it!
Jai
Comment made on June 15, 2009 at 4:04 pmi tweeted! i would love to try out Mexico. I’m sure they are more than just tacos.
LadyMejia
Comment made on June 15, 2009 at 4:37 pmI would like to do Argentina. You never hear about their cooking much. Once I was looking for an Argentine cookbook and didn’t come across that many.
Ms. Latina
Comment made on June 15, 2009 at 4:46 pmI would love to go to Spain and dine on their cuisine. Why? Because my brother spent a summer there and raved about it!
Will RT! (@MsLatina)
Blue
Comment made on June 16, 2009 at 12:36 amSpain,I love the food,and they are so relaxed,they eat at night for like 3 hours.
Gina Marysol Ruiz
Comment made on June 16, 2009 at 3:59 pmOooh that’s a hard one! Either France, Italy or Spain.
@ginaruiz
Cindy B. in Montana
Comment made on June 16, 2009 at 4:43 pmI’ve been to most of the places you’r normally think of as a culinary destination (France, Italy, etc.) I’d like to go to China to sample some “real” Chinese cuisine. I knew someone once who’d lived there and raised her family there. She cooked us a Chinese meal a couple of times and it was “interesting”!
Cindy B. in Montana
Comment made on June 16, 2009 at 4:45 pmHere’s the link to my tweet!
http://twitter.com/sendtocindy/status/2197407564