Available on ckbk now
Umami: The Fifth Taste

Umami: The Fifth Taste

by Thomas Keller, Harold McGee, Michael Anthony, Heston Blumenthal, Alexandre Bourdas, David Kinch, Virgilio Martinez, Nobu Matsuhisa, Yoshihiro Murata and Pedro Miguel Schiaffino

says

Ten renowned chefs from around the world collaborate recipes that celebrate the hard-to-recognize fifth taste, Umami. Each chef shares their personal experience with umami and present four recipes that highlight the richness of this flavor and helped them earn Michelin stars.

from the publisher

‘Umami: the Fifth Taste’ is a practical guide to the taste that has transformed world cuisine. It features unique, healthy recipes from top international chefs in a comprehensive volume encompassing all you need to know about umami… [this book] includes 39 recipes from world leading chefs along with their interviews.

Most popular

Original Publisher
Umami Information Center
Date of publication
2014
ISBN
488996391x

Features & Stories

Newsletter: 🇺🇦 A collection of treasured Ukrainian recipes from Odesa + magical umami potatoes🥔

Newsletter: 🇺🇦 A collection of treasured Ukrainian recipes from Odesa + magical umami potatoes🥔

Congratulations to food writer Maria Kalenska on the publication of her brand new book Cuisines of Odesa: A Ukrainian Cookbook. We are thrilled to have it added to ckbk simultaneous with publication. An ambitious and heartfelt project, the book’s recipes tell the stories of their creators, and are arranged into sections reflecting Odesan life—eg. On a Sunny Morning: Breakfasts and Bites, and From the Garden: Fermenting, Pickling and Preserving.
Tales from the Chopping Board: Triple Umami Potatoes

Tales from the Chopping Board: Triple Umami Potatoes

In this latest in our occasional series of articles from ckbk subscribers, we feature this contribution from Anthony Humpage, an enthusiastic cook and YouTuber with a particular fondness for the cooking of Japan. Here he describes the genesis of one of his own favorite creations, ‘triple umami potatoes’.

Recommended by

Yasuko Fukuoka

Food writer