More About the Book
"How do we save the bees? Well, we could plant flowers, avoid pesticides and adopt-a-hive from one of the many community programs proliferating across North America. Or we could eat, shop and spend the spread of this deadly disorder into submission ... Angelo Prosperi-Porta’s Honey: Everyday Recipes for Cooking and Baking with Nature's Sweetest Secret Ingredient is bound to be the hottest cookbook release of the summer." —View the Vibe Magazine
"The book is beautiful [and] inspirational … If you thought there were no new ideas for cooking with honey, think again… and get Prosperi-Porta’s book!" —January Magazine
Angelo Prosperi-Porta explains to the Sooke News Mirror how he got started cooking and baking with honey and how the Honey cookbook was born.
Angelo Prosperi-Porta explains to the Powell River Peak that “Without bees we probably wouldn’t have about a third of the fruits and nuts and vegetables and the sort of things that we use every day. One bee in its whole lifetime will produce about a teaspoon of honey. So to get a jar of honey, there’s a lot of little lifetimes in there.” —Powell River Peak
"If your honey usage is limited to sweetening tea, that will change when you have a copy of this well-crafted book." —Times Colonist
"If you don’t own a honey cookbook, I’d recommend this one for starters. If you do, graduate to this one." —Bee Culture
The July issue of Powell River Living shares some background information about the chef and his newest cookbook.
Try your hand at a few of Chef Propseri-Porta's recipes—scones, pan-fried trout, sorbetto, and hot chocolate—shared on Slow Food Canada.
Angelo Prosperi-Porta chatted with Steven Nicholle at the Hospitality Industry News Network about ?Honey?, bees, and delicious recipes. Tune in November 16 to listen live.
"Not only is Honey food for the belly, it also provides food for thought." —St. Albert Gazette
Published:
June 1, 2015
Format:
Paperback / softback Trade paperback (US)
Page Count:
192