Only in the Czech language. The Great Cookbook of World Cuisine is a culinary atlas full of inspiration from different corners of the world. It offers 156 carefully selected recipes from the most important gastronomic cultures, from Italy and France to Japan, Morocco and Peru. Tradition and innovation combine on 468 pages, and each recipe is accompanied by a story that will transport you to its places of origin. The book has a luxurious design with hard covers, dimensions 23 x 25 cm and weighs 1.9 kg. It is an ideal gift for anyone who wants to cook globally - literally and figuratively.

 The best chefs in the Czech Republic present their recipes in complete three-course menus. In their biographies, we also learn which world cuisine inspires them the most in their work and much more. In addition to traditional Czech recipes, classified as Central European cuisine, we find recipes with Creole, Asian, Middle Eastern, Scandinavian, Mediterranean, French and American steakhouse cuisine. For each dish, the selected chefs have prepared a detailed recipe with all the necessary ingredients. The chefs also cooked their dishes for the readers in their own kitchens and served them for inspiration about the final appearance. We have faithfully captured everything in full-page photographs next to the recipes. The uniqueness of the book is underlined by the wine pairing of the well-known and experienced oenologist Hynek Vich, who personally selected the ideal wine to suit the recipes and tastes. He took into account both the final taste of the dish and the costs of the individual ingredients. As a result, the tastes are in harmony, as well as the price level of the presented dishes and selected wines. Another condition was the availability of the selected wines. Mr. Vich managed to meet this too, and all the wines in the book are currently available at retailers. The cookbook awaits readers with more than 400 pages of inspiration, full-page photographs from professional photographers, and interesting reading that they will not find elsewhere.