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The best of French Bistro cookingsimple yet sophisticated tastesby the owner and chef of the celebrated New York restaurant.
UVETTE: The Pleasure of Good Food
BUVETTE will celebrate and capitalize on the trend of informal eating and simple entertaining, but with delicious flair. Jody Williams, owner of Buvette restaurant, shows the home cook how to create casual, polished meals without spending a lot of money or time. She has a certain aesthetic that is a combination of Italian and French bistro cooking in that she uses sophisticated taste combinations, but prepared in simple ways to make unforgettable dishes. A comfortable and interesting table will make your meals a pleasure and Williams offers suggestions for using varied plates (from your shelves or the flea market) and helps you think creatively about serving food, like scooping ice cream into a tea cup, or serving chocolate mousse in a silver tablespoon.
There will be recipes like Ricotta Fritters, Carrot Spoon Bread, Shaved Brussels Sprouts with Pecorino and Walnuts, Potato Chips with Rosemary Salt, Scallops with Caper Brown Butter, Ratatouille, Roasted Heirloom Apples Stuffed with Pork Sausage, Chocolate on a Spoon, and her special Tarte Tatin. There will be sections on Aperitifs and Cocktails and Coffees and Teas. Also included will be 25 sidebars that offer useful tips on everything from building a bar to removing wine stains. With gorgeous photography and surprisingly simple recipes, this will be the book cooks will turn to again and again.

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Copyright 2014 by Jody Williams

Photograph on by Diane Luger. Copyright 2014 by Hachette Book Group

All other photographs copyright 2014 by Gentl & Hyers

Foreword copyright 2014 by Mario Batali

Cover design by Gary Tooth / Emprie Design Studio. Cover photograph by Gentl & Hyers

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This book is a collection of many joyous meals Ive shared in France and Italy and re-create daily with the help of a great number of dedicated and wonderful people. I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to my talented cooks, tireless servers, growers, food artisans, vintners, and of course my lovely guests who make Buvette such a unique and pleasurable place. I also wish to thank the many people who so effortlessly captured and shaped the spirit of Buvette for this book.

Let me start with a warm thanks to my writer, the affable and accomplished Julia Turshen, whose skill with words coupled with her intuition and innate curiosity about all things food and drink made her an awesome accomplice. With intelligence and humor, Julia guided this book from a pile of kitchen notes and hours of rambling dialogue to the final pages. She tested each and every recipe without compromising its simplicity or flavor.

I am in debt to the collaborative efforts of the award-winning photographers Andrea Gentl and Martin Hyers, whose artistic and impeccable sensibilities gave beauty to this book. They curated each shot with care using their handmade backdrops and unearthed props. I was humbled to see how easily they could elevate a simple ingredient with light and shadow into an artful subject. Thank you to the entire photography team who worked long and hard to produce the amazing images day after day. Meredith Munn, Alpha Smoot, Jennifer Koehl, Kalen Kaminski, Chaunte Vaughn, Paola Ambrosi de Magistris, and Rob Magnotta.

Special thanks to the gracious Anna Kovel, who styled and sourced the beautiful ingredients. She set the bar high with her knowledge, talent, and impeccable taste; her enthusiasm and expertise were indispensable.

I owe much gratitude to all my cooks at Buvette who contributed their talents to these pages: Erika Kirch, Yoko Ueno, Malika Lieper, Lorena Galicia, Sam Kirk, and my chef de cuisine, Jose Luna. Thank you to Caryne Hayes, our general manager, who always greeted the challenges of making a book with consummate professionalism and hospitality. I am lucky to have the participation and designs of the talented Maximiliano Poglia, who created the handsome wood-block image and graphic designs for Buvette. And to my Paris team Thomas Gardez, Claudia Bellini, and Linda Eglin Mayer, a merci beaucoup vous for sharing your passions for this project.

Years ago, Janis Donnaud, my agent, began turning the wheels of this project, which brings me to a special thanks to Karen Murgolo, my editor, and her team at Grand Central Life & Style: Kallie Shimek, Pippa White, Anne Twomey, Sonya Safro, and Tom Whatley. Thank you to book designer Gary Tooth as well.

When we needed more room to cook and shoot, our neighbor and my partner, Rita Sodi, lent us her kitchen and dining room at her restaurant, I Sodi. Thank you for the endless support and all the free lunches. I couldnt ask for a more supportive person to partner with on all scales.

I wish to thank a few of our dear suppliers for their hard work and great taste: Anne Saxelby of Saxelby Cheesemongers, Patrick Martins of Heritage Foods, beekeeper Claire at Catskill Provisions, Jenny & Franois, Royal Crown Bakery, forager Evan Strusinski, and Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant.

And finally, to Mario Batali for always finding the joy in life and for his endless encouragement, and to Alice Waters for her support and leading by example.

Thank you all.

Jody Williamss hands become animated when she talks about a dish. She chops the air, flips something in a nonexistent saut pan, pretends a piece of paper is a crpe and explains how to fold it. One day while we were working on this book, she got so carried away telling me about Aligot (), pretending to stretch the elastic potatoes, that she abandoned a baking sheet of beets she had been roasting! Ooh, bad Jody! she says, aloud, to herself, taking them out of the oven. Whats the matter? I asked her. They dont look like they enjoyed their time in there. She splashes the baking sheet with a bit of water and tucks a piece of aluminum foil over the top and folds it around the edges as if putting a fitted sheet on a bed. She puts the baking sheet back in the oven, sighs loudly, and says, Your intention really does count for everything.

Jodys intention, as it were, is quite simple: she wants all the puzzle pieces to fit. With dishes influenced by both history and her personal travels, her food is informed both by collective memories and her own nostalgia too. Her cooking is simple and seasonal, and she expresses unmitigated respect for her ingredients and the setting her dishes are served in. At Buvette, her perfect slip of a restaurant tucked on a charming stretch of Grove Street in New York Citys Greenwich Village, Jody has fully realized her puzzle.

Buvette is the kind of place you can go to every day (and many do). Its doors open at 8:00 a.m. every weekday morning, 10:00 a.m. on the weekends, and dont close until 2:00 a.m. It feels so good to be inside Buvette that you cant help but leave a little happier than you arrivedin other words, its a total escape. Its a place where you can press pause, where you can leave your phone in your pocket, where work seems just a little less urgent.

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