Kaoru Hoketsu

Auteur de Iron Chef: The Official Book

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Comprend les noms: Fuji Television

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Iron Chef: The Official Book (2001) 307 exemplaires

Iron Chef : The Official Book [Revised Edition] 1 exemplaire

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Nom canonique: Hoketsu, Kaoru
Nationalité: Japan
Professions: translator

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Iron Chef: The Official Book par Fuji Television

Like the show itself, strangely compelling.

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sbszine | 2 autres critiques | Apr 12, 2010 |

Iron Chef: The Official Book par Kaoru Hoketsu

Yeah, I'm an Iron Chef junkie. The show just can't be beat for pure entertainment, and the book is as much fun as the show.

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KApplebaum | 2 autres critiques | Jan 17, 2010 |

Iron Chef: The Official Book par Kaoru Hoketsu

Before i ordered this book I was not aware that there is more than one English language version. Therefore, these comments are for this version only.

While a book can never capture all the craziness that is the appeal of Iron Chef the TV show - the dodgy voice-overs, the quirky quips - this book does provide a lot of background information, on the chefs as well as the production of the show. For the geeks, there is a wealth of statistics, for foodies there are recipes, and there are also addresses for the Iron Chefs and some of the most famous challengers.

While some of the interviews/articles are a little hard to take seriously - how can you be so serious about such a wacky show? - you wouldn't expect the official book of the series to contain any dissenting voices. Overall, a good companion piece to one of the most entertaining shows on TV in the 20th century.… (plus d'informations)