1080 Recipes
Hardback
180 x 270 mm, 7 1/8 x 10 5/8 in
960 pp
200 colour illustrations
ISBN 0714848360

1080 Recipes

1080 Spanish recipes, the bible of authentic Spanish cookery. US Edition.
US Edition
Simone and Inés Ortega


  • The definitive book on traditional and authentic Spanish home cooking
  • This is the US edition of 1080 Recipes. This title is only available for delivery to addresses in the Americas. A UK edition is available: ISBN 0714847836 / 9780714847832.
  • Visit the feature website at www.phaidon.com/1080Recipes
  • A bestseller since its publication almost forty years ago, millions of copies have been sold in Spain
  • Spanish cuisine is the fastest growing cuisine in popularity, with Spanish restaurants and tapas bars opening in cities all over the world
  • Contains 1080 recipes from all Spanish regions for everything from appetizers to stews, from vegetables to desserts
  • All recipes thoroughly updated and revised for the English-speaking markets
  • Designed by the famous Spanish graphic designer and illustrator, Javier Mariscal, and including over 500 illustrations he has created for this edition together with 104 specially commissioned photographs

More about this title

Following close on the heels of the public’s love of Italian food, Spanish food is fast growing in popularity with more and more Spanish restaurants emerging all over the world and a tapas-style revolution happening in the way we eat out.

1080 recetas de cocina is a comprehensive collection of traditional and authentic Spanish recipes, covering everything from tortilla to bacalao. This title has been a bestseller in Spain since it was first published, and with over 2 million copies sold it can be found in most kitchens across the country. The book’s author, Simone Ortega is considered to be the doyenne of cooking in Spain and has written about food for numerous years, including for magazines and in books.

It is a comprehensive collection of traditional and authentic Spanish recipes, covering everything from tortilla to bacalao. This title has been a bestseller in Spain since it was first published, and with over 2 million copies sold it can be found in most kitchens across the country. The book’s author, Simone Ortega is considered to be the doyenne of cooking in Spain and has written about food for numerous years, including for magazines and in books.

Since its first publication, over 35 years ago, 1080 has undergone several updates to keep it relevant to modern living while still preserving the integrity of the original book. For the English and American editions, the recipes have been adapted to suit readers in these countries and their kitchens, and include alternatives for local ingredients where necessary, but the authenticity of the original recipes has been carefully maintained.

Divided into 14 chapters, and including menu plans from celebrated Spanish chefs, cooking tips and a glossary of terms and ingredients, 1080 is presented in an approachable and user-friendly format. In addition, the no-fuss, encouraging style of the recipes makes this a book for everyone who has ever wanted to cook authentic Spanish food. 1080 offers readers the opportunity to take their first steps in Spanish cooking, or expand their repertoire of recipes, with one of Spain’s best loved cooks.

About the author

Simone Ortega has been writing about cooking for over 50 years and three generations of Spaniards have learned to cook through her books on gastronomy, which have sold millions of copies nationwide. She is considered one of the foremost authorities on traditional Spanish cooking, and has contributed articles and recipes to countless newspapers and magazines. 1080 Recipes is her most famous and best selling cookbook.

Inez Ortega has worked with her mother, Simone, for many years and is an established and highly regarded food writer in her own right.

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