Unprejudiced Palate: Classic Thoughts on Food and the Good Life FROM OUR EDITORS
The Unprejudiced Palate. . . was the first true statement I had read about living as it can and should be in the western coastal America that I love. -- From the Afterword
ANNOTATION
Party the memoir of an Italian-American, partly a discourse on good eating, this volume combines observations and instruction on food and wine.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Part memoir, part exhortation, part cookbook, and seasoned with warm humor, The Unprejudiced Palace is the vibrant exposition of the place of food and wine in 'the good life.' Pellegrini brings to this uttterly charming book his immigrant Italian perspective and unfettered culinary attitudes. He has created a delicious read for anyone interested in good food, wine, and cooking.
FROM THE CRITICS
San Francisco Chronicle
If you like enthusiastic, high-spirited, intelligent talk about what you eat, this is eminently the book for you.
San Francisco Chronicle
If you like enthusiastic, high-spirited, intelligent talk about what you eat, this is eminently the book for you.
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