Forme of Cury or Fogon de DArtagnan

Forme of Cury

Author: Samuel Pegg

As to the Romans; they would of course borrow much of their culinary arts from the Greeks though the Cook with them we are told was one of the lowest of their slaves

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Fogon de D'artagnan

Author: Roberto Posada Garcia Pena

Delicious in every sense of the word, this book takes readers on a culinary tour of the beverages, dishes, and ingredients this famous columnist loves (or hates) the most.
 

Este delicioso libro, en todo el sentido de la palabra, reúne aquellas columnas del periodista en las que habla con pasión e ingenio sobre las bebidas, platos, preparaciones, y ingredientes que ama (o detesta).

Consumers Guide to Organic Wine or The New Book of Soups

Consumer's Guide to Organic Wine

Author: Robert Johnson

The cat's out of the bag. Organic wines - those made from grapes grown without pesticides and chemical fertilizers and produced with little or no additives or preservatives - constitute one of the fastest growing segments of the wine industry. Over the past ten years producers of organic wine and the varieties they make have increased dramatically. The Consumer's Guide to Organic Wine is the premier guide to organic wines, domestic and foreign, available in the United States. Whether you are a wine connoisseur, investor, store owner, restauranteur, hotel manager, or just like to drink high-quality wine, The Consumer's Guide to Organic Wine will increase your appreciation of wine, the wine country, and the wine-makers who are making better, healthier wines. Evidence indicates that the proper use of wine will help you live longer, look younger, and generally enhance your health. The authors present many scientifically demonstrated health properties of wine along with authoritative references. Such important topics as wine and pregnancy, wine's use in the health care industry, and wine and alcoholism are covered in detail. Wine producers themselves explain their decision to make organic wine and their particular artistry in doing so.

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The New Book of Soups: A Complete Guide to Stocks, Ingredients, Preparation and Cooking Techniques, with over 150 Tempting New Recipes

Author: Anne Sheasby

Filled with fresh, new ideas and superb photography, the book introduces creative soups of all styles.

Peas or Cooking the Vietnamese Way

Peas (Quamut)

Author: Quamut

Quamut is the fastest, most convenient way to learn how to do almost anything. From tasting wine to managing your retirement accounts, Quamut gives you reliable information in a concise chart format that you can take anywhere. Quamut charts are:

• Authoritative: Written by experts in their field so you have the most reliable information available.
• Clear: Our explanations take you step-by-step through everything from performing CPR to threading a needle.
• Concise: You’ll learn just what you need to know—no more, no less.
• Precise: Quamut charts include detailed text, photos, and illustrations to show you exactly how to do just about anything.
• Portable: Your know-how goes with you wherever your projects lead.

Peas, explained.

Everything you need to know about buying and preparing perfect peas every
time, including:

• The history, different types, and nutritional value of peas
• What to look for when buying peas, and how to store them after you buy
• How to cook some of the most popular types of peas

Cooking the Vietnamese Way: Includes New Low-Fat and Vegetarian Recipes

Author: Chi Nguyen

An introduction to the cooking of Vietnam featuring such recipes as spring rolls, sweet and sour soup, and Vietnamese fried rice. Also includes information about the land, history, and holidays of this south-east Asian country.

School Library Journal

Gr 5-8-Three attractive titles in an extensively revised series. In each volume, the front matter comprises close to half the book. Geography, history, holidays and festivals, typical ingredients, and sample menus are all covered. Safety tips are also included (with no mention of adult supervision), as are tips for healthful cooking. Each book presents about 20 recipes, mostly focusing on lunch, dinner, and holiday foods. A number of recipes are vegetarian, and several seem to be low in fat (although nutrition information is not included). Skills needed cover a fairly large range, from easy to difficult, such as working with phyllo dough (Greek) or making yeast bread (Norwegian). The narrative pieces are smoothly written and offer some interesting tidbits. The authors are either natives or have some family connection to the country under discussion. The pages are a warm buff color, and the design allows plenty of space on the page for the text and the nicely reproduced color photos. All in all, these are good resources for reports and for older kids who want to add something new to their cooking for family or friends.-Lauralyn Persson, Wilmette Public Library, IL Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.

Manchester on a Plate or The Dinner Year Book

Manchester on a Plate

Author: Paul Dodds

Manchester, one of the UK's coolest cities, is home to some of the hottest culinary venues. Inspired by its thriving multicultural community, the restaurant scene not only boasts names like Gary Rhodes, Raymond Blanc and Steven Saunders, but offers the very best in authentic cuisine from all over the world. Manchester on a Plate draws together the finest food from the city's top chefs. All share the secrets of their success, and bring you four of their favourite recipes, together with clear instructions and sumptuous photography. A mouthwatering collection to tempt and inspire.

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The Dinner Year Book

Author: Marion Harland

Arranged chronologically, this work sets out menus and recipes adapted to the American market, so that the economically-minded homemaker can shop and cook seasonally.

Chez Piggy Cookbook or Best Chance Diet

Chez Piggy Cookbook: Recipes From the Celebrated Restaurant and Bakery

Author: Rose Richardson

Shortlisted for 1999 national book awards sponsored by Cuisine Canada. The annual awards given by Cuisine Canada, formed in 1993 in Stratford, ON, as a professional alliance of people involved in all aspects of culinary pursuits.

Book review: Every Bite Is Divine or Doing It All Isnt Everything

Best Chance Diet

Author: Joe D Goldstrich

No excuses or reluctance with this diet book! Delicious low-cholesterol recipes, stress reduction exercises, calorie tables, and easily-understood explanations of why certain foods or behavior jeopardize your health will motivate you. You can harness the power of your positive thoughts and expectations and give your heart and mind the opportunity for a lifetime of wellness.

Anna and Michael Olson Cook at Home or Feel Good Cookbook

Anna and Michael Olson Cook at Home: Recipes for Everyday and Every Occasion

Author: Anna Olson

Join premier chefs Anna and Michael Olson as they entertain at home

Anna and Michael Olson Cook at Home invites readers into the home kitchen of Ontario's premier chefs Anna and Michael Olson where they offer practical and often humorous advice on cooking and entertaining, and share their culinary inspirations and handy techniques.

More than a collection of inspired recipes, this book is a useful, down-to-earth guide that relates food to the everyday details of life. With over 200 recipes divided into sections such as people, necessity, adventures, and occasions, Anna and Michael Olson Cook at Home examines food for all of life's events, routine and special, from an intimate dinner for four to a party of 60, and from a child's birthday party to dinner with the boss.

Accompanied by playful and insightful comments from both Anna and Michael, the recipes are as delightful to read as they are to make.

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Feel-Good Cookbook: 150 Way to Nourish Your Body and Soul

Author: Ainsley Harriott

Turning his culinary attention to "feel-good" cooking, Ainsley Harriott serves up food for the body and soul--healthy, tasty, and easy to prepare. These new recipes--150 in all--add up to a deliciously simple collection, perfect for time-pressed cooks longing for fresh, flavorful, nutritious food. Chapters range from "Light Bites and Portable Food" to "Quick and Easy Suppers," with treats like Char-Grilled Vegetables with Goat Cheese and Walnut-Basil Dressing and Coconut and Lime Cupcakes. The book also includes handy menu spreads, lists of cupboard essentials, and 150 color photos. Ainsley Harriott, who stars on BBC TV's hugely popular "Ready Steady Cook," is the author of many international best-sellers, including Ainsley Harriot's Barbecue Bible and Ainsley Harriot's Low-Fat Meals in Minutes.

Table of Contents:

Introduction
Start the day the right way: breakfast and brunch boosters     12
Portable food: imaginative food to take to school, work or a picnic     32
Light bites: soups, snacks and other starters     50
Substantial salads: main course salads     72
Quick and easy suppers: very simple ideas for a food fix     90
Midweek meals: balanced meals that you can prepare beforehand     116
Pushing the boat out: recipes for impressing, entertaining and splashing out     146
Side orders: tasty extras     170
Puddings: a range of treats for that little something special     196
Cakes and bakes: sweet, savoury and fun     220
Index     237

Constructive Drinking or Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Constructive Drinking: Perspectives on Drink from Anthropology, Vol. 10

Author: Mary Douglas

This title is available as part of the 10-volume set, Mary Douglas: Collected Works, or as an individual volume.

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Irritable Bowel Syndrome: A Natural Approach

Author: Rosemary Nicol

Traditional medicine offers no cure for the extremely common irritable bowel syndrome. Author Rosemary Nicol shows how it can be dealt with by addressing the causes: diet and stress. In Irritable Bowel Syndrome, she analyzes the factors that may precipitate the syndrome and helps readers find creative solutions through dietary alternatives and methods for controlling stress.

Maritime Flavours or Robyn Webbs Memorable Menus Made Easy

Maritime Flavours: Guidebook and Cookbook

Author: Virginia Le

Elaine Elliot and Virginia Lee have combed Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, searching out the best restaurants and inns, the finest chefs and the most irresistible recipes. The result is the ultimate cookbook and guidebook to the region, featuring the most delicious cuisine on Canada's east coast.

In this sixth edition of Maritime Flavors: Guidebook and Cookbook, they share the results of their research: sumptuous and appealing recipes for a full gastronomic experience - Charbroiled Digby Scallops with Citrus Vinaigrette or Lobster Stuffed Mushroom Caps, Tomato Gin Soup or a simple, elegant Mussel Chowder with Thyme. Enjoy Roast Salmon with Red Wine, Bacon and Vegetable Mirepoix, or Pork Tenderloin with Peppercorn-Mustard Crust and Cider Gravy. Take pleasure in fresh local Strawberries with Citrus Riesling Sabayon.

All of the recipes in Maritime Flavors have been carefully selected and home-tested. Many are accompanied by stunning color photographs of the prepared dishes, shot on location. Each inn or restaurant is accompanied by a full-color photograph and essential information on hours of operation and other important details. All featured locations are found on the book's handy map.

Completely revised and updated, the sixth edition of Maritime Flavors is both a splendid cookbook and an unequaled guide to the culinary treasures of Canada's Maritime Provinces.

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Robyn Webb's Memorable Menus Made Easy

Author: Robyn Webb

For people with diabetes, planning meals day in and day out is challenge enough. But what about those special occasions when a meal calls for a little something extra? A holiday, impromptu dinner party, or just a romantic candlelit dinner for two? Memorable Menus Made Easy ends the worry with recipes for just about any occasion imaginable.

Robyn Webb, M.S., operates her own cooking school and has written several cookbooks, including Diabetic Meals in 30 Minutes--or Less! and Flavorful Seasons Cookbook.

El Chocolate or Best Ever Comfort Food Recipes

El Chocolate

Author: Edimat

From champagne and chocolate to whiskey and cigars, some of life's greatest yet simplest pleasures are presented in these small, lavishly illustrated books that appeal to all the senses. Explored are the history, origins, preparation, and allure of each product. Distinctive brands are discussed as well as the exquisiteness and glamour of each delight.

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Best-Ever Comfort Food Recipes: Feed the Soul and Heal the Heart with Classic, Traditional and Familiar Recipes Just like Mother Used to Make

Author: Bridget Jones

Over 130 familiar cheering recipes that lift the spirits, nourish the soul, pamper the taste-buds and feed the body.

Christmas or Directions for Cookery in Its Various Branches

Christmas: Making the Perfect Celebration

Author: Carolyn Bell

The ultimate guide to cooking, decorating, cards, gift-making, parties and festive entertaining, with over 200 recipes, 50 projects and 1400 colour photographs

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Directions for Cookery, in Its Various Branches

Author: Eliza Lesli

The author has spared no pains in collecting and arranging, perhaps the greatest number of practical and original receipts that have ever appeared in a similar work; flattering herself that she has rendered them so explicit as to be easily understood, and followed, even by inexperienced cooks.

Why Didnt I Think of That or Chemistry and Application of Green Tea

Why Didnt I Think of That: Bright Ideas for Housekeeping, Garden, Kitchen and More

Author: Ellen Rolfes

Ever wonder how to take away scuff marks from patent leather? Remove grass from walkways? Keep cheese from hardening? This little book has all the answers to these and many other questions on the topics of housekeeping, gardening, and cooking along with many other Bright Ideas. More than 80,000 sold.

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Chemistry and Application of Green Tea

Author: T Yamamoto

Green tea (Thea sinensis), a time-honored drink in Japan for morethan 1,000 years, is used medicinally and as refreshment after meals. Recent studies suggest a correlation between the natural antioxidants found in green tea and overall good health. This exciting new text explores the many useful properties of green tea that have been scientifically investigated. These include:

Wei-Hsien Chang

This is a good reference book published in memeory of the 50th anniversary of the foundation of Taiyo Kagaku Co., Yokkaichi, Japan. It contains plenty of data and information useful for researchers and engineers working in the field of tea science and manufacture, and for those working in the field of pharmaceutical science and natural product chemistry.

Booknews

Published research by groups at Central Research Laboratories was compiled in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Foundation of Taiyo Kagaku Co., Ltd. Thirteen chapters explore the useful properties of green tea and green tea extracts, including inhibition of , a major cause of tooth decay; effects on chemoprevention of colon cancer and adenine-induced renal failure; improvement of intestinal microflora; use as an antioxidant that neutralizes harmful free radicals; the deodorant effect of tea flavonoids and polyphenols; and the relaxing effect of theanine-amino acid in green tea. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Table of Contents:

Ch. 1	Green Tea - Its Cultivation, Processing of the Leaves for Drinking Materials, and Kinds of Green Tea	1
Ch. 2	General Chemical Composition of Green Tea and Its Infusion	13
Ch. 3	Chemical and Physicochemical Properties of Green Tea Polyphenols	23
Ch. 4	Antioxidative Activity of Tea Polyphenols	37
Ch. 5	Metabolism of Tea Polyphenols	51
Ch. 6	Cancer Chemoprevention by Green Tea Polyphenols	61
Ch. 7	Suppressive Effect of Uremic Toxin Formation by Tea Polyphenols	75
Ch. 8	Green Tea Polyphenols for Prevention of Dental Caries	87
Ch. 9	Inhibitory Effects of Green Tea Polyphenols on Growth and Cellular Adherence of a Periodontal Disease Bacterium, Porphyromonas Gingivalis	103
Ch. 10	Effects of Green Tea Polyphenols on Human Intestinal Microflora	109
Ch. 11	Deodorizing Effect of Green Tea Extracts	123
Ch. 12	Theanine - Its Synthesis, Isolation, and Physiological Activity	129
Ch. 13	Green Tea Extract as a Remedy for Diarrhea in Farm-Raised Calves	137
	Tables of Data on the Antimicrobial Activities of Green Tea Extracts	145
	Index	151

For the Love of Food or Great Wedding Parties

For the Love of Food: The Complete Natural Food Cookbook

Author: Jeanne Marie Martin

In this beautiful, updated version of a classic, you'll find comprehensive guidelines for food combining, vegetarianism, fasting, vitamins and minerals, bread making, sprouting, herbs and on and on.

Over 500 unique, tantalizing recipes are presented complete with clear instructions, dietary substitutions and variations.

For the Love of Food is sure to be the most valuable resource for comprehensive nutritional information and exciting, healthful recipes.

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Great Wedding Parties: Penny-Wise Ideas For Parties With Sparkle

Author: Donna Kooler

Party Time! This fun-filled book from the all-new Pennies From Heaven series contains fantastic ideas for exciting , creative ways to entertain guests-all with sparkling style that will never reveal how affordable everything was. And it's not just for weddings! All the featured ideas can be tailored for other special events such as garden parties, reunions, anniversaries, and holidays. The possibilities are endless!

Fun Meals for Fathers Sons or Wonder Bread Cookbook

Fun Meals for Fathers & Sons: Recipes and Activities for Bonding and Mentoring

Author: Akili Kumasi

Fun Meals for Fathers & Sons is a creative and fun collection of meals and activities. Easy & Fun. Fun Meals is a recipe for adventure that results in bonding, mentoring and creating memories.

The best time to start teaching your children is not once they have gotten into trouble or left the house. It is when their minds and hearts are open to hear from you at a young age.

Children love to learn. Discovery is what life is about for them. What they discover should be for their benefit - and it will be - if you teach them life principles in both formal and informal settings. Fun Meals takes the stress out of the situation. I love to tell my sons stories when we are hanging out, doing things or driving in the car. They are willing and thankful to receive wisdom - if I am willing to impart it!

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Wonder Bread Cookbook: An Inventive and Unexpected Recipe Collection

Author: Wonder Bread

As part of Wonder Bread's eighty-fifth anniversary celebration, Wonder put out a call for recipes, asking people to share their ideas for making more than simply sandwiches with America's favorite brand of white bread. Fans responded with an outpouring of recipes featuring the famously soft loaf. Nearly fifty of these wonderful creations are presented in this colorful collection alongside vintage recipes cooked up for the Wonder bakery at the 1934 World's Fair and other events. With an introduction to Wonder history and a sampling of Wonder's wackier ad campaigns, The Wonder Bread Cookbook is a nostalgic slice of goodness for the Wonder lover in all of us.

British Columbia Wine Country or Design and Layout of Foodservice Facilities

British Columbia Wine Country

Author: John Schreiner

A glorious look at British Columbia's wine regions and wine industry.

British Columbia Wine Country is now fully revised and updated to include the new faces in this scenic wine region. Through a blend of color photography and stories of the personalities behind the bottles, the book presents a rare opportunity to meet the remarkable people who have established British Columbia's best wineries and vineyards. Chapters focus on wine regions in the Okanagan Valley, the Lower Mainland, the Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island, inviting readers to enjoy picturesque landscapes, portraits of leading winemakers and a detailed description of the province's wine industry.

With its thorough coverage, lively style and splendid photography, British Columbia Wine Country is an indispensable reference and a visual treat.

Table of Contents:

Introduction to the Second Edition     11
Introduction to the First Edition     15
Wine Speak: A Modest Guide to Wine Jargon     19
Vancouver Island Wineries     23
Gulf Islands Wineries     51
Eraser Valley Vineyards     67
Winemakers Off the Beaten Path     87
Old Vines Country-the Vineyards of Kelowna     103
The Vineyards of Mount Boucherie     121
From Summerland to Peachland     133
Penticton and the Naramata Bench     147
Vineyards of Okanagan Falls     179
The Golden Mile     195
The Black Sage Road Neighbourhood     219
Osoyoos Lake Bench     237
The Similkameen Valley     245
Index     256
About the Author and Photographer     264

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Design and Layout of Foodservice Facilities

Author: John C Birchfield

Design and Layout of Foodservice Facilities, Third Edition offers an extensive reference manual for the entire foodservice development process-from the initial food concept through the steps of planning, financing, design, and construction, and on to the final inspection that occurs just prior to the opening of the establishment. Packed with valuable drawings, photographs, and charts, this essential nuts-and-bolts guide deals with feasibility, space analysis and programming, layout, equipment selections, and architecture and engineering.

Incredible Edible Gifts Cookbook Revised or Aboutcom Guide to Southern Cooking

Incredible Edible Gifts Cookbook, Revised

Author: Dona Z Meilach

Gourmet Gifts includes over 120 recipes for cookies and bars; candies and confections; nut mixes; jams and preserves; infused vinegars; homemade liqueurs; flavored syrups, butters and sauces; herb and spice blends; dry drink mixes; yeast breads and quick breads.

Bursting with ideas for packaging and presenting homemade concoctions, Gourmet Gifts will show you how to make every gift a treasure. The recipes are easy to follow, simple to prepare and appropriate for any gift-giving occasion. There's even a section on last-minute gifts for people on the run.

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About.com Guide to Southern Cooking: All You Need to Prepare 225 Home-Cooked Southern Favorites

Author: Diana Rattray

The immediacy of the Internet, the accessibility of books, and the experience of About.com Guides are all at your fingertips in this dynamic how-to series!

Mississippi maven Diana Rattray teaches you the basic techniques and tried and true secrets of making authentic Southern foods! Featuring recipes for everything from classic comfort food to French influenced Cajun fare, The About.com Guide to Southern Cooking offers an inviting introduction to America's favorite cuisine.
This dynamic cookbook features:

• Crowd-pleasing beverages like Southern-Style Iced Tea and Kentucky Mint Julep.
• Tasty breakfast foods like Banana Fritters and Mississippi Breakfast Bake.
• Scrumptious essentials like Southern Fried Chicken with Cream Gravy.
• Hearty classics like Home-Style Pot Roast and Country-Style Pork Ribs with Apples.
• Mouth-watering desserts like Pineapple Upside-Down Cake and Pecan Sandies.

With over 200 delicious recipes, The About.com Guide to Southern Cooking is all you need for your next big bash or home-cooked family dinner.

The About.com Guide to Southern Cooking also includes five types of special features with informative tips and advice:

• Ask Your Guide: Diana's expert answers to your most challenging culinary questions
• Tools You Need: Information about researching, purchasing, and using various cooking tools and resources
• Elsewhere on the Web: Diana's other favorite cooking Web sites
• What's Hot: The hottest trends and tips to ensure your dish is a success
• Before You Begin: Helpful hints to make cooking prep easier than ever

Plus, you can link back to the About.comSouthern Cooking site for even more information:

• A unique Get Linked section at the end of each chapter lists helpful links back to About.com.
• Diana's About.com forum offers you the opportunity to learn new recipes, post your questions, and chat with other aspiring Southern cooks.
• Links to tricks, techniques, and variations on classic dishes that help you spice up your meals.

Nick Nairns 100 Chicken Recipes or Best of Good Living with Jane Asher

Nick Nairn's 100 Chicken Recipes

Author: Nick Nairn

A hundred delectable international chicken dishes from Scotland’s top chef, ranging from savory Chicken Wontons with Chili Dipping Sauce to hearty Coq au Vin.

Whether you’re looking for suggestions for a quick after–work supper, a leisurely Sunday lunch, or a special occasion, Nick Nairn’s Top 100 Chicken Recipes is sure to have plenty to whet your appetite. Renowned for his use of fresh ingredients as well as his inventive cooking, Nick Nairn here offers up all his favorite chicken dishes—from soups, salads, and pastas to main dishes. Among the offerings are Chargrilled Chicken and Sweet Corn Chowder; Smoked Chicken Caesar; Chicken Satay with Spicy Peanut Sauce; Jamaican Jerk Chicken; Chicken Casserole with Chorizo and Red Peppers; and Chicken Roasted with Brioche Crumbs, Butter, Herbs, and Apricots. The perfect book to dip into whenever you need inspiration, Nick Nairn’s Top 100 Chicken Recipes has every chicken dish you’ll ever need.

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Best of Good Living with Jane Asher: Creative Ideas for Your Family and Home

Author: Jane Asher

Capturing the essence of her successful BBC TV series and magazine, The Best of Good Living with Jane Asher is a delightful book, full of creative, yet very practical ideas for the home and family.

Every feature is inspiring...and achievable. Everything looks like a million dollars but has been chosen because it is affordable and you can be assured of its reliability because everything Jane recommends has been tried and tested.

Practical Encyclopedia of Asian Cooking or Wild Olive

Practical Encyclopedia of Asian Cooking: From Thailand to Japan, Classic Ingredients and Authentic Recipes from the East

Author: Sallie Morris

Some of the world's most exciting cusines are found in Asia. From the vastness of China to the island states of Indonesia and the Philippines, food is prepared with great pleasure and attention to detail. Each country has its own unique style of cooking, but they share many of the classic ingredients. The Practical Encyclopedia of Asian Cooking is a fascinating guide to the food and cooking of this wonderful region. It is brimming with useful information about the ingredients and cursines, as well as a wonderful collection of enticing and easy to-prepare recipes.

Table of Contents:

	Introduction	6
	Equipment and Utensils	12
	Ingredients	16
	Recipes	124
	China and Hong Kong	126
	Malaysia and Singapore	158
	Thailand and Burma	178
	Indonesia	202
	Vietnam and the Philippines	218
	Japan and Korea	232
	Shopping for Asian Ingredients	250
	Index	252

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Wild Olive

Author: Basil King

Illustrated by Lucius Hitchcock.

Pasta Perfection with DVD or Salads and Side Dishes from around the World

Pasta Perfection with DVD( Cooking Perfection Series)

Author: Belinda Jeffery

This new series of books will help you get back into the kitchen and experience the fun of creating sensational mouth-watering meals through the simplicity of easy-to-read, step-by-step instructions. Stunning photography and recipes by accomplished chefs will make you want to collect every single title.

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Salads and Side Dishes from Around the World

Author: Troth Wells

Collected recipes from ten years of groundbreaking food publishing and support for fair trade. Features easy-to-cook, vegetarian, and very tasty dishes from Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

Try yataklete kilkil (potatoes with nutmeg) from Ethiopia, cucumber salad Sri Lankan style, or a spicy salade de zalouk from Tunisia.

Oodle Doodles Tuna Noodle and Other Salad Recipes or Chocolates Sweets and Candies

Oodle Doodles Tuna Noodle and Other Salad Recipes

Author: Kristi Johnson

Dose a classic lettuce salad sound boring to you? With ingrediemts like apples, marshmallows, and even candy bars, these salads are anything but boring. They're tons of fun to make and eat. You'll be serving up a tasty dish in no time with these yummy and easy-to-make recipes.

Children's Literature

Part of a new series, "Fun Food for Cool Cooks" these handsome titles are going to jump into the hands of kids (and grownups) because of the simple recipes, easy directions (usually one sentence per step), large print, enticing photographs of the finished food attractively presented, and a tone that says to kids, "You can DO this!" Every recipe has a star-rating from one to three to show difficulty, a list of ingredients (in small print, however), and pictures in each recipe of the tools to be used during the preparation (a first in cookbooks!). The recipes are titled enticingly and closely fit the theme of each cookbook. Each book includes Facthound.com information, a glossary, an index, a quick bio of the author (in a toque), a few books to lead kids into more reading, and a standard picture book trim size that will draw in older readers as well as the targeted age group (elementary) because of the photos. In this salad treasury you will find recipes for "Oodle Doodles Tuna Noodle Salad" ( a pasta and tuna affair), "Rainbow Fruit Salad" (mixed berry compote in a tall glass), "Sweet Summer Potato Salad" (it has grapes in it as well as chow mein noodles), "Candy Bar Salad" (apples are the only living thing in this one), "Pepperoni Pizza Salad" (lettuce instead of pizza crust), "Mexican Fiesta Salad" (taco salad), "Triple Cheese and Macaroni Salad" (mac and cheese with tomatoes), "Apple and Worm Salad" (it has an apple as the container and a gummy worm hanging out), "Creamy Dreamy Cloud Salad" (fruit cocktail and Cool Whip with a few other ingredients), and last but not least, "Asian Chicken Salad" (with ramen and chicken nuggets). Every recipe also includes a sidebar of "tasty tips" toadd variations or some nice little trivia tidbit kids will like. The "Kitchen Safety" section at the front of each book is conversational and sensible and encourages kids to actually DO things. Unlike many cookbooks, it advises kids to have a First Aid kit in the kitchen too. The front page features a kid photo alongside metric conversions (does anybody ever USE these, I wonder?). These are among the most attractive cookbooks for kids I have seen and would be appropriate for elementary, middle, and early high school readers with nary a complaint from a kid. Reviewer: Gwynne Spencer

Table of Contents:

Introduction     4
Before You Begin     6
Kitchen Safety     7
Oodle Doodles Tuna Noodle Salad     8
Rainbow Fruit Salad     10
Sweet Summer Potato Salad     12
Candy Bar Salad     14
Pepperoni Pizza Salad     16
Mexican Fiesta Salad     18
Triple Cheese and Macaroni Salad     20
Apple and Worm Salad     22
Creamy Dreamy Cloud Salad     24
Asian Chicken Salad     26
Tools Glossary     28
Glossary     30
Read More     31
Internet Sites     31
About the Author     32
Index     32

Look this: A Condição de Posmodernidade

Chocolates, Sweets and Candies (Gifts from Nature Series)

Author: Southwater Staff

Indulge friends and loved ones with this sumptuous collection of enticing recipes. Exquisite chocolates, fudges, truffles, bonbons and candied fruits, made with the finest ingredients, make the perfect gift, and this book contains over 40 time-honored recipes to choose from.

Library Anns Cook Book or Cooking with Grains

Library Ann's Cook Book

Author: Minneapolis Public Library Staff Associa

Compiled by the Minneapolis Public Library Staff Association in the 1920s, this 24 chapter cookbook has a variety of highly useable ideas. The recipes come from a wide variety of countries and heritages.

Table of Contents:

I.	Beverages	7
II.	Cereals	8
III.	Breads	9
IV.	Sandwiches	16
V.	Soup	20
VI.	Fish	23
VII.	Poultry and Meat Dishes	26
VIII.	Vegetables	36
IX.	Cheese Dishes	41
X.	Egg Dishes	44
XI.	Salads	46
XII.	Salad Dressings	55
XIII.	Desserts	57
XIV.	Cakes	67
XV.	Cup Cakes	78
XVI.	Frosting	79
XVII.	Cookies	82
XVIII.	Tortes	90
XIX.	Pies	93
XX.	Ice Cream and Ices	96
XXI.	Candy	98
XXII.	Pickles and Relishes	105
XXIII.	Preserves	108
XXIV.	Kitchen Weights and Measures	111

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Cooking with Grains

Author: Coleen Simmons

The Simmons team does it again with one of the most comprehensive nitty geitty "RM" books to date. Cooking with Grains will stir excitement for and create an obsession for these cooking staples through dozens of impressive recipes. Extensive descriptions capturing the essence of each grain await. If you don't know what to do with that bag of millet or can't tell the difference between amaranth and flax, pick up Cooking with Grains.

Santa Fe Christmas or Adorable Zucchini

Santa Fe Christmas

Author: Christine Mather

The best-selling author of Santa Fe Style, Native America, and True West celebrates the warmth and style of a Santa Fe Christmas. Mather includes a sampler of holiday recipes from Christmas Burritos (with red and green chili sauce) to Chicago Punch and Empanadas. Full-color photographs.

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Adorable Zucchini: More Magic than the Pumpkin

Author: Naomi Barry

During their prime season, zucchini seem to spring up overnight. They grow with such abandon that on a dewy morning one might well scream, Heaven's to Betsy, what am I supposed to do with them? Pick them, my dear, at once. And enjoy them. Elizabeth David, the celebrated British gastronomic writer, championed the cause of baby zucchini so forcefully that growers actually bowed to her wishes. Her influence was equally felt by the public. In the Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson wrote that zucchini only became popular in England after Elizabeth David in the 1950s and l960s had introduced them to readers of her books.

Great Big Book Of Chili or Miso Cookery

Great Big Book Of Chili

Author: Thomas Baili

Chili was born in the Southwest and customized to meet the tastes of nearly all Americans. Here is a collection of nearly 1500 chili recipes. The recipes in this collection start with chili powders, then goes on to include historic recipes, championship recipes, Texas and Cincinnati recipes, recipes from a bunch of different places, recipes with fun and funny names, famous and not so famous people's recipes, from firehouses, jails and taverns, colors other than red, meats other than beef and, finally, vegetarian chilies.

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Miso Cookery

Author: Louise Hagler

Miso is a traditional Asian soyfood that has a rich robust flavor and provides high quality nutrition. Not just for soup, miso can be used to enhance sauces, marinades, dressings, stews, roasts, and more. Soyfoods expert Louise Hagler offers over 70 recipes that illustrate the versatility of this soyfood. Miso aids digestion, offsets the effects of radiation and pollution, and can protect against cancer and heart disease. This cookbook represents true fusion cuisine, combining the best of East and West for delicious, healthy everyday meals.

Internet Book Watch

Miso is a traditional cultured and fermented soyfood that is available to the kitchen chef in a variety of flavors, aromas, colors and concentrations. Miso can add rich flavoring to a meal, as well as unique nutritional benefits including beneficial bacteria and enzymes for digestion, protections from cancer, and aids to the body recovering from radiation and pollution. From North African Sweet Potato Soup, Tofu Walnut Spread, and Spinach Salad with Marinated Tofu, to Sweet Pepper Onion Quiche, Thai Green Curry, and Asparagus and Pasta Toss, Miso Cookery is a collection of 70 delicious, nutritious, palate pleasing recipes that, with some lovely full color photography of finished dishes, showcase the amazing diversity and utility of miso cuisine.

Whats Cooking America or Donna Dewberrys Designs For Entertaining

What's Cooking America

Author: Andra Cook

Friendly and inviting--bound to be a classic--What's Cooking America offers more than 800 tried-and-tasted recipes, accompanied by a wealth of well-organized information. When Andra Cook and Linda Stradley discovered that they each had been working on compiling favorite recipes requested by their children, they decided to throw their efforts into one pot and let it simmer for a while until the contents were thick and rich to emerge fully seasoned as What's Cooking America. Andra Cook lives in North Carolina and Linda Stradley lives in Oregon.

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Donna Dewberry's Designs For Entertaining

Author: Donna S Dewberry

Donna Dewberry is the reigning queen of decorative painting, and now she's combined her innovative one-stroke technique with her flair for entertaining. This gorgeous book shows readers how to bring more elegance and style to any at-home celebration—even if they've never picked up a brush. Every page is packed with ideas, including:

* Designs for everything from glass and china to tablecloths, napkins and creative accessories—60 easy projects in all!

* Ideas for themed table settings, pretty party decorations and perfect finishing touches

* A special glimpse into Donna's personal life through her family recipes, entertaining tips and insights

No matter what the occasion, Donna Dewberry's Designs for Entertaining shows readers how to make it more memorable!

Taking Time for Tea or Crepes Blinis y Tortitas

Taking Time for Tea

Author: Diana Rosen

Menus, recipes, and inspired suggestions for relaxing and celebrating common life experiences over a cup of tea specially selected to fit the occasion. Celebrations include a private moment of early morning tea, a large group gathering to celebrate a graduation, and an airport tea send-off for family members.

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Crepes, Blinis y Tortitas (Cocina Paso a Paso)

Author: William Adams Lingwood

For chefs and novices alike, this handy series makes cooking a delight and eating a pleasure. Featuring cuisines from around the world, each recipe is depicted with clear instructions and illustrated sequences. The versatility and use of everyday ingredients to enhance and enrich meals is explored in each book.
 

La cocina dejará de ser un secreto con esta colección de 40 títulos con las recetas más exquisitas de la cocina nacional e internacional. Si comer es un placer, cocinar puede ser un deleite. Todas las recetas incluyen claras instrucciones que se completan con ilustraciones. Estos libros le harán descubrir la versatilidad de los ingredientes más cotidianos así como estos trucos que enriquecerán sus comidas.

At Freedoms Table or Everyone Can Cook

At Freedom's Table: More than 200 Years of Receipts and Remembrances from Military Wives

Author: Carolyn Quick Tillery

At Freedom's Table is a collection of recipes, anecdotal stories, and vintage photographs tracing the history and unique contributions of American military wives. Beginning with an Independence Tea Party featuring the foods served by the women of Edenton, North Carolina, at a party on October 25, 1774, it recreates the scenes and foods that recount the stories of the commitments and sacrifice that military wives have given the nation for more than two hundred years.

Presented in menu format, each chapter includes a story that relates to a group of recipes evocative of the period in which the story is set. Some chapters recreate recipes from a historic account, such as "A Colonial Thanksgiving" and "Christmas in the Confederate White House," both of which describe holidays celebrated under wartime conditions. Others are of the international foods they have learned to enjoy from such places as Morocco, Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Japan, and Korea. The book is divided into six large sections: Teas and Coffees; Buffets, Brunches, and Lunches; A Taste of Home: Dinner Family Style; Alfresco Dining; Over There: An International Affair; Home for the Holidays and Other Celebrations.

The women, through whose eyes these stories are told and whose recipes are shared, are truly remarkable. They often balanced the responsibilities of maintaining home and hearth, raising a family, managing a business, and supporting a war effort. In addition, they found time to extend themselves in friendship and hospitality to one another and to women in the places where they were stationed, earning them a well-deserved reputation that continues to this day.

Author Biography: Carolyn Quick Tillery, is a wife, mother, attorney, researcher, and cookbook writer. Her lifelong love of cooking led her to write her first book, The African-American Heritage Cookbook, which contains history, recipes, and remembrances from her alma mater, Tuskegee Institute, now known as the Tuskegee University. She and her husband - a career Air Force officer - and daughter live at Vandenberg Air Force Base in the Los Angeles area. At Freedom's Table is her second book.

St. Petersburg Times

Even history buffs will find something to like about At Freedom's Tale, a collection of recipes and remembrances from military spouses as far back as Elizabeth Custer, wife of Gen. George.

Some of author Carolyn Quick Tillery's well-researched cookbook reads like a novel with recipes put in historical context and photographs of notable soldiers.

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Everyone Can Cook

Author: Eric Akis

It's a myth that cooking is complicated or takes a lot of time to be good. Here is a cookbook that will teach you how to use fresh and readily available West Coast ingredients to make deliciously simple Mediterranean and Asian-influenced dishes. There are lots of ideas for quick everyday meals, plus easy yet impressive special-occasion recipes such as Port Marinated Strawberries Wrapped in Prosciutto, and Almond Cranberry Biscotti. Great appetizers such as Zucchini Rounds Topped with Cambozola Cheese, and Japanese-Style Chicken Skewers with Ginger Sauce won't keep you in the kitchen for long. From his popular newspaper recipe column, food writer Eric Akis gives us food with flavor and flair for cooks of all levels.

Uprisings or Food and Drink in Britain

Uprisings: The Whole Grain Baker's Book

Author: Staff of Cooperative Whole Grain Educational Association

Uprisings: The Whole Grain Baker's Book — Compiled by member bakers of the Cooperative Whole Grain Educational Association, these recipes are the best from co-op bakeries around the country. The introductory material explains the various ingredients and how they work and the index collates recipes according to the needs of special diets. Great for those needing dairy-free, egg-free or wheat-free recipes.

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Food and Drink in Britain: From the Stone Age to the 19th Century

Author: C Anne Wilson

This enormously readable and entertaining history covers the choice and preparation sof food in Britain from the days of the hunter/gatherers to the Industrial Revolution, and gives at the same time a table-top perspective of class structure, religion, politics and social usage. In addition, unique old recipes are scattered through the book, along with a plethora of delightful illustrtiions.

The Guardian

"One of the most fascinating histories to have appeared in recent years...engrossing."

Country Life

"A well-informed, exceptionally well-organized and immensely readable history of what we've eaten -- why, how and where we've eaten it, caught or grown or imported it, spiced, pickled, salted and cured it. Or drunk it. A social history, an economic history."

Fish or Single Malt Whiskies of Scotland

Fish: The Basics

Author: Shirley King

Fish:The Basics has received praise from all quarters for its breadth, clarity, and for the flexibility it gives the seafood cook. Every one of the more than 100 recipes suggests as many as a dozen choices of fish and shellfish that work equally well, with precise cooking times for each. The second part of the book contains more than 200 illustrated profiles of fish and shellfish, including many of the lesser-known varieties that are increasingly common in the marketplace, with a list of recipes that are appropriate for each one. Dozens of step-by-step illustrations of technique in Fish:The Basics ensure that the seafood cook, whether beginner or expert, will never be caught short and forced to choose something less than fresh.

Library Journal

King, chef and author of Saucing the Fish ( LJ 3/15/86), has put together a great deal of information, but somehow this book is a good idea that doesn't quite come off. The text is divided into three sections: health concerns in regard to buying and storing fish; methods of cooking, with generic recipes (e.g., Deep-Fried Seafood, Variation III); and profiles of dozens of varieties, familiar and exotic. But will most cooks want to shuffle back and forth from the description of the fish to the various types of preparation listed as suitable for it, and to possible sauces to accompany it? This will probably be more valuable as a reference source than a cookbook.

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Single-Malt Whiskies of Scotland: For the Discriminating Imbiber

Author: James F Harris

Single-malt scotches are the world's most exalted and sublime spirits, the culmination of centuries of folk culture, canny workmanship, scrupulous adherence to exacting standards, and a touch of elusive mystery.

Twenty years ago, single-malt scotches were largely unknown even to many scotch-drinkers, whose experience of Scotch was confined to blends -- mixtures of small amounts of single malts with 70-90 percent cheap and characterless grain alcohol. But there has recently been an explosion of interest in single malts, and any good liquor store now carries more than a dozen different brands.

This book, by two American philosophers, provides a map of the single-malt cosmos for the intelligent and discerning enthusiast. It contains an engaging account of the background, history, manufacture, and qualities of single-malt whisky, detailed evaluations of all available single malts of reliable quality, and knowledgeable instructions on how to organize a whisky tasting. Harris and Waymack have been passionate devotees of single-malt whisky for nearly 20 years, have spent much time in Scotland on field research for this book, and have personally assembled two of the world's most outstanding collections of single malts.

Table of Contents:

	Acknowledgements
	A Door into the Extra-ordinary
	About This Book
	Malt Whisky: The Mystery of the Ages	1
	How Malt Whisky is Made	6
	The Highlands	15
	Aberlour-Glenlivet	19
	Auchroisk (The Singleton)	21
	Aultmore	23
	Balblair	25
	Balvenie	27
	Blair Athol	29
	Cardhu	31
	Clynelish	33
	Cragganmore	35
	Dalmore	37
	Dalwhinnie	39
	Dufftown-Glenlivet	41
	Edradour	43
	Fettercairn	45
	Glendronach	47
	Glendullan	49
	Glen Elgin	51
	Glenfarclas	53
	Glenfiddich	57
	Glen Garioch	59
	Glengoyne	61
	Glen Grant	63
	The Glenlivet	65
	Glenmorangie	69
	Glen Moray-Glenlivet	71
	Glenrothes	73
	Glenturret	75
	Inchgower	77
	Knockando	79
	Linkwood	83
	Loch Lomond (Inchmurrin)	85
	Longmorn-Glenlivet	87
	Macallan	89
	Macduff (Glen Deveron)	93
	Miltonduff-Glenlivet	95
	Mortlach	97
	Oban	99
	Ord (Glenordie)	101
	Pulteney (Old Pulteney)	103
	Royal Brackla	105
	Royal Lochnagar	107
	Strathisla	109
	Tamdhu	111
	Tamnavulin-Glenlivet	113
	Tomatin	115
	Tomintoul-Glenlivet	117
	Tormore	119
	Tullibardine	121
	The Islands	123
	Ardbeg	127
	Bowmore	129
	Bruichladdich	131
	Bunnahabhain	133
	Caol Ila	135
	Highland Park	137
	Isle of Jura	139
	Lagavulin	141
	Laphroaig	143
	Scapa	145
	Talisker	147
	Tobermory	149
	The Lowlands and Campbeltown	151
	Auchentoshan	155
	Bladnoch	157
	Glenkinchie	159
	Glen Scotia	161
	Littlemill	163
	Rosebank	165
	Springbank	167
	How to Organize a Whisky Tasting	169
	Planning the Tasting	171
	Guiding the Tasting	174
	Some Recommended Tastings	175
	Two Evenings of Malt Whisky	179
	Further Reading	185
	Index	187

Taste of Julie Jordan or Take the Tour

Taste of Julie Jordan: 100 Top Vegetarian Classics

Author: Julie Jordan

From the renowned chef and author of "Wings of Life" and "Cabbagetown Cafe" comes a collection of more than 100 recipes for wholesome, hearty, nutritious vegetarian appetizers, soups, salad dressings, breads, entrees, and desserts that just can't miss!

Library Journal

As chef of Cabbagetown Caf , a well-known vegetarian restaurant in Ithaca, NY, Jordan gained a devoted following; her first cookbook, Wings of Life (Crossing, 1976), was a best seller. Her new collection includes 25 or so recipes from her second book, Cabbagetown Caf Cookbook (1986) and an equal number of entirely new recipes, with the remainder being substantial revisions of favorite recipes from the earlier books. Jordan writes well, and her passion for good food is evident throughout; recommended for larger vegetarian collections and others where the earlier books were popular.

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Take the Tour: For a Taste of Colonial Edenton

Author: St Pauls Episcopal Church

Includes exciting contemporary fare as well as traditional family favorites from the region.

Maps and drawings highlight the beautifully preserved 18th-century homes and buildings.

International Dictionary of Food and Nutrition or Noncommercial Institutional and Contract Foodservice Management

International Dictionary of Food and Nutrition

Author: Kenneth N Anderson

The most comprehensive food and nutrition reference available today… The International Dictionary of Food & Nutrition As menus in both homes and restaurants grow more sophisticated, a wider knowledge of foods and their nutritional components grows increasingly important. To meet this need, The International Dictionary of Food & Nutrition presents a bounty of definitions and descriptions of words, phrases, and terms related to foods, their preparation and production, and more. In more than 7,500 standardized entries, The International Dictionary of Food & Nutrition:

• Covers food ingredients, garnishes, sauces, entrées, and appetizers
• Describes cooking methods, food preparation, and processing techniques
• Cross-references words and terms in more than 40 languages
• Explains the origins and original meanings of both English and foreign words and terms commonly used in the kitchen

From bouillabaisse to bain-marie, from timbale to tamari, The International Dictionary of Food & Nutrition is a comprehensive cross section of the world’s current literature on foods and cookery, and an invaluable addition to the libraries of foodservice professionals, students of the culinary arts, and professional and amateur chefs everywhere.

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Noncommercial, Institutional, and Contract Foodservice Management

Author: Mickey Warner

A pioneer in institutional foodservice offers a practical up-to-date introduction concerned with volume feeding operations which present unique challenges and have different requirements from restaurants and other commercial businesses. Contains an overview of the contract foodservice industry and its key players, guidelines for financial planning, menu management, cost controls and marketing. Features the latest information on contract management firms, career opportunities available within them and techniques to establish a career plan.

Booknews

A guide to virtually every aspect of contemporary noncommercial foodservice management. Covers foodservice operations in business and industry, hospitals, schools, and correctional facilities. Contains guidelines for establishing operating objectives, financial planning, cost control, menu planning, and marketing, plus an overview of how the industry is organized and the four major companies involved. Includes numerous charts, checklists, and operating forms. Appendices include a list of professional associations and publications, and a sample dining service agreement. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

French Family Cooking or Aphrodites Food for the Gods

French Family Cooking: 60 traditional recipes for simple, robust food using the best seasonal produce--shown in 250 step-by-step photographs

Author: Carole Clements

This book brings together a fabulous selection of recipes from all over France, that evokes the authentic flavours of this rich and diverse cuisine. The preparation and presentation of these recipes is uncontrived and uncomplicated and suitable for a var

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Aphrodite's Food for the Gods: The Ultimate Greek Cookbook

Author: John Pappadakis

Aprodite's Food for the Gods is a Greek cookbook which includes short stories and history about growing up "ethnic" near the famous Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington where the author's grandfather founded the landmark Athenian Cafe.

When the ancient Greeks prepared a meal their gods were always invited - even expected - to sit down and share it with them. Beginning with this reverent approach, Greek recipes have been refined and adjusted to meet the requirements of the ages. Here are a collection of those recipes inspired by a Greek immigrant, Anthrony Pappadakis, who was fascinated and enthralled with America. In 1923, with his two borthers, he started the Athenian Cafe.... This cookbook reflects his enthusiasm for great taste, fun and accessibility to the best of Greek cooking.

Horitos

...a comprehensive selection of traditional Greek food preparation with the emphasis on excellence. Fich flavors and textures straight from the Old Country. Very authentic - I loved it! Highly recommended.

What People Are Saying

Papadakis
The book presents the traditional Greek cuisine with an easy and fun way to prepare it. The recipes are the original ones, as they were passed on from the immigrant forefathers of the authors. Truely the food of the Gods.--[John Papadakis is not related to the authors]

Ron Smith
A great deal of research and work went into this...I can't add a thing...It's a great book.

Kut
...This is a fun book! The stories remind me of my own childhood and made me appreciate the book even more..[the]foods are delicious...

Scott Worthington
...My job requires a certain amount of business entertainment of clients from around the world and I'm always looking for something unique...Aphrodite's Food for the Gods offered me some terrific choices and the personal stories and informatoin in the book gave me topics of conversation.

Broussards Restaurant Cookbook or Papas

Broussard's Restaurant Cookbook

Author: Gunter Preuss

Nearly a century of outstanding classic Creole cuisine forms the foundation of the Broussard's tradition--along with the legend, the hospitality, the celebrities, and the flamboyance started by its spirited and inspired founder, Joseph ("Papa Joe") Broussard.

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Papas (Potatoes) (The Williams Sonoma Cookbook Series)

Author: Selma Brown Morrow

These recipes take the humble potato to new heights of gastronomic delight. Whether it's a light potato salad for a spring picnic or a savory potato tart with ham and Gruyere for a supper with friends, the dishes here suit any occasion. Color photos throughout compliment this taste-tempting book.

Wine People or Cook Tell

Wine People

Author: Stephen Brook

This is a collection of thirty portraits of individuals involved in all aspects of wine productions and consumption, superbly written by one of the most respected writers on wine in the world today. It is by no means restricted to Proprietors and producers, but includes wine merchants and traders, wine writers, and a sommelier. People are attracted to wine for all sorts of reasons. Some inherit properties and perpetuate the skills and traditions handed down to them, others start form scratch creating wine estates or transforming existing properties in the wish to improve diversity; the grand and the modest, the rich and the struggling, the standard bearers of tradition and bold innovators, old men and young women. Every person has been interviewed, and as far as possible ideas are presented in the words of the individual. The parade of personalities is deliberately international. But even so it has proved impossible in a book of this limited size to include individuals from every single wine-producing region of significance. The central focus of the book remains European, and rightly so, but voices are also heard from as far away as Oregon and New Zealand. Accompanying these wonderful essays are photographs of chateaux, cellars and bottles and enchanting line drawings of the protagonist.

Author Biography: Stephen Brook is a contributing editor for Decanter, in which his writing on wine and travel appears regularly. Among his many books are Sauternes and other sweet Wines of Bordeaux and LA.. Days, LA.. Nights. He lives in London.

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Cook & Tell: No-Fuss Recipes and Gourmet Surprises

Author: Karyl Bannister

If you're a food lover with a secret file of best-loved recipes and you like real food from real kitchens, it's time to meet Karyl Bannister, the creator of America's favorite home-cooking newsletter, COOK & TELL, and her far-flung subscribers. With a no-nonsense approach, Bannister has chosen her personal favorites and those of her readers. From the elegant to the just plain delicious, COOK & TELL contains recipes for dining duos, fast family suppers, old-fashioned Sunday dinners, holiday celebrations, and more. Filled with folksy anecdotes from Bannister and her COOK & TELL contingent, the book is like an agreeable chat and recipe swap with an old friend.

Stanton Peele

"Fletcher avoids ideological pitfalls and is true to scientific research" (—Stanton Peele, Ph.D., J.D., author of Love and Addiction and The Truth About Addiction and Recovery

Jasper White

Cook & Tell features simple and very good recipes, food I would like to eat, with an occasional burst of genius.

Gene Burns

Karyl Bannister's Cook & Tell is like a window on the soul of American home cooking.

Pam Anderson

Cook & Tell gives me recipes I want, practical tips I need, and stories that connect me with the larger community of real, everyday cooks. I need two copies of this book – one to get messy, the other to curl up with.

Jane & Michael Stern

Cook & Tell contains a bounty of honest recipes for dishes real people like to prepare for friends and family. Beyond good things to eat, it contains a fetching group portrait of America's true foodies – not trend-setters or celebrity chefs, but real people who worry about making tender pork chops for supper and moist chocolate cake for birthday parties.

Mark B. Sobell

"A compendium of hope for those who have concerns about their own drinking or that of someone close to them." (—Mark B. Sobell, Ph.D., Center for Psychological Studies, Nova Southeastern University)

Publishers Weekly

After sharing amateur family-style recipes for 20 years in a newsletter of the same title, Bannister compiles her favorites in book form, garnishing them with homey anecdotes, tips from the newsletter's subscribers and her own appealing miniature illustrations. Many of the recipes are named for the subscribers who submitted them Betty's Quick Coffee Cake, Angie's Cold Broccoli giving the book a disarming sewing-circle feel. Bannister's recipes are unremarkable, but quick and undemanding; they typically exhort the reader to not worry too much about technique. Some combine wholesome, fresh ingredients, but most make use of commercially prepared foods such as the canned vegetables or sauces easily found in mainstream grocery stores. Many of the recipes are classics, such as the Simple Shepherd's Pie, Spareribs and Sauerkraut and Cranberry-Glazed Pork Roast. Desserts and baked goods are the strongest offerings, with some truly outstanding, like the Linzertorte, Trifle and Irish Oat Scones. Bannister's paramount assumption is that quickly executing a hot meal for the family is the overriding demand on the average home cook; the success of many of these recipes thus relies on somewhat diminished expectations. The planned six-city author tour may help her overcome slumming cosmopolitans' fear of canned goods. Agent, Doe Coover. B&w illus. (May 17) Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

Library Journal

Cook & Tell is the monthly newsletter Bannister has written for the last 20 years, sort of a recipe swap with subscribers all over the country and beyond (she has a number of loyal fans in England and Ireland). For her cookbook, she has gathered her own and readers' favorite recipes, along with hundreds of kitchen tips and suggestions, all charmingly illustrated with her line drawings. The recipes are easy and of the type found in many community cookbooks, including meat loaf, casseroles, molded salads, and the like Bannister, who has a good sense of humor and an engaging style, writes that she "gets a kick out of being some distance from the cutting edge." There are some "gourmet surprises," too, as the title promises, such as pepper-crusted Filet Mignon and some tasty lobster dishes (Bannister lives in Maine). For larger collections. Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

Table of Contents:

	Acknowledgments	vii
	Introduction	viii
	Soulful Bowlfuls	1
	Salads of Substance	33
	Good to Go	61
	The Real Meal	93
	Cook It Easy	129
	Saltwater Summer	159
	Garden of Eating	201
	Best Wishes, Best Dishes	223
	Born to Bake	297
	Chocolate Chitchat	343
	Index	368

Secret Ingredients or At Home Cafe

Secret Ingredients

Author: Inc The Junior League of Alexandria

Spicy cuisine and quality of life are a flavorful blend of the many cultures that have migrated up and down Louisiana's rivers and bayous. Festivals, Mardi Gras krewes, street dances, riverfront concerts, and neighborhood gatherings are some of the ways we celebrate life in Central Louisiana. The official cookbook of the city of Alexandria.

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At Home Cafe: Great Food and Fun for Everyone

Author: Helen Puckett Defanc

  Known throughout the South for their distinct blend of delicious, heart-warming recipes and easy-to-follow instructions, cooking teachers Helen Puckett DeFrance and Leslie Andrews Carpenter firmly believe that the foods we love can bring loved ones closer. To prove their point, they're sharing their most remarkable tried-and-true recipes, assembled into 19 distinct menus drawn from their own family favorites.

  You'll find dozens of irresistible creations, perfect for everything from bake sales and brunches to Sunday dinners and backyard burger bashes. Plenty of regional favorites are included, like Crispy Brown-Sugar Bacon and Cornbread Gems, as well as Leslie's foolproof recipe for the perfect pie crust and Helen's grandmother's instructions for an unforgettable Cream-Cheese Pound Cake.

  With more than 140 incredible dishes to choose from, each one tested by the acclaimed Viking Culinary Arts Center in Greenwood, Mississippi, every menu features tips on how to simplify the cooking process and advice on what can be prepared ahead. Individual shopping lists for each chapter are conveniently tucked in a pocket at the back of the book, earning this collection a guaranteed spot on family cookbook shelves for generations to come.

Beer Food or The Vegetarian Lunchbasket

Beer & Food: An American History

Author: Bob Skilnik

The timeless combination of America's favorite frothy beverage, with its solid gastronomic counterparts, is the focus of this culinary chronicle. Documenting the parallel development of the brewing industry with that of American cookery, this exhaustive history traces ale's influence on recipes in America's early history, the introduction of lager beer in the 19th century, the use of malt extract during Prohibition, and the recent advent of craft beer. The more than 90 beer-related recipes encourage chefs to experience the bliss of wild salmon grilled on cedar planks or brownies washed down with a creamy stout. The book features a foreword by Jim Koch, founder of the Boston Beer Company, which brews Samuel Adams.

Don Russell, a.k.a. "Joe Sixpack," beer reporter - Philadelphia Daily News

A tasty history, from beer soup to Beer Nuts, with pickled pigs' feet in between.

What People Are Saying

Lucy Saunders
This enjoyable read merits a pint of your favorite so you may sip and browse throughout! (Lucy Saunders, editor, Beercook.com, and author, Grilling with Beer)

president Goose Island Beer C John R. Hall
first book that gives a historical look at why beer and food are truly partners in today's kitchens.

marketing manager World Brewing Acade Keith Lemcke
Kudos to Bob Skilnik for creating this absorbing and informative resource.

Table of Contents:

Foreword     ix
Preface     xi
Acknowledgments     xvii
1600S-American Colonial Beer     1
1700S-Beer Goes All-American     17
American Beer Meets American Food     31
Lager Beer     50
Food Recipes Using Ale and Lager Beers, 1840-1920     75
National Prohibition     95
Repeal and the Rehabilitation of American Beer     121
Food Recipes of the Repeal Era and Beyond     135
The Winding Road of Post-War Beer and Food     168
American Craft Beer and Food     178
Bibliography     217
Recipe Index     224
Subject Index     234

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The Vegetarian Lunchbasket: Over 225 Easy, Low-Fat, Nutritious Recipes for the Quality-Conscious Family on the Go

Author: Linda Haynes

The Vegetarian Lunchbasket, newly revised for today's busy health-conscious families, is packed with more than 225 recipes for breads, spreads, soups, sandwiches, condiments, main dishes, and desserts that are lowfat, tasty, and vegetarian. Linda Haynes, an experienced vegetarian chef and mother of three vegetarian kids, writes with warmth and humor. Her lowfat vegetarian recipes are easy to follow, fun to make, and easy to pack up and take anywhere - to the park, to the office, or to school. Adventurous eaters can try new ways of packing lunches, using leftovers, and combining foods, while learning to use alternatives to meats, eggs, mayonnaise, margarine, and oils - lowering fats and cholesterol yet maintaining taste and variety.

Personal Favorites or Enlightened Eating

Personal Favorites: The Chefs of Las Vegas

Author: Heidi Knapp Rinella

Personal Favorites: The Chefs of Las Vegas provides as no other book does an extensively illustrated behind-the-scenes journey that is quickly becoming, in true Sin City fashion, one of the world's most exciting. Within the pages of Personal Favorites readers learn about some of the city's top restaurants and the philosophies, missions and little-known (and often fascinating) personal histories of the people who run them. As for those who can't wait to get to Las Vegas as often as they'd like-or are searching for a little inspiration- the book provides a selection of the chef's favorite recipes, each accompanied by a color photograph. Personal Favorites: The Chefs of Las Vegas is among Las Vegas' best bets.

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Enlightened Eating: Nourishment for Body and Soul

Author: Carolee Marie Dupont

The relationship between what we eat and who we are has never been so clearly and lovingly explained. You'll discover a nutritional approach that helps make you vibrant, makes best use of your time, can please and nourish your families, and honors your path towards wholeness, health, and peace. This collection of delicious plant-based recipes (with about half the recipes for raw foods) is accompanied with practical ways to detoxify and heal, listen to our bodies, and take care of our souls through food and other health practices.

Tampa Treasures or Recipes for Relaxed Italian Eating

Tampa Treasures

Author: Junior League of Tampa

"Feel like you're on a Florida vacation while still at home! The tastes and treasures of Tampa come alive in recipes, theme menus, and treasure tips." Area chefs and restaurants contributed signature recipes that make this a perfect gift for any cook. A 1992 National Winner of the Tabasco Community Cookbook

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Recipes for Relaxed Italian Eating

Author: Valentina Harris

The antidote to the fast-food habit is relaxed dining, and this tempting collection of 88 Italian recipes just might turn the nation towards a more satisfying, less stressful way of eating, one reader at a time. Valentina Harris—the renowned author of Risotto! Risotto! and a leader in the burgeoning slow food movement—shows how to bring real pleasure back to the table through simple home cooking with good, seasonal ingredients that are produced as locally as possible. The dishes themselves, while easy to prepare, showcase luscious Italian fare that everyone will love and want to linger over—among them: Torta Margherita, Focaccia Ripiena, Farinata, Timballo di Pasta, and Cassata. These are recipes to relax into and enjoy making as much as eating!

Art and Cook or Best of the Best from California

Art and Cook: Love Food, Live Design and Dream Art

Author: Allan Ben

Ever notice the way a school of dome-shaped jellyfish floating in water looks like wild mushroom soup? Or the way a creamy, cratered moon can look like a crispy pita just waiting to be dunked into a swirl of hummus? If you haven't, let Art and Cook open you to a disconcertingly fresh and strange world of correlations. Packaged appropriately in an egg carton, this quirky book serves up art the way it does food—in an eccentric, engaging, and witty manner.
Inspired by Dadaist and Surrealist ideals, Art and Cook aims to "fuse together conscious and unconscious realms of experience so completely, joining the everyday rational world in an absolute reality, a surreality." It melds pop art and food to create original works of art that do what any good art intends to: explore new territory, cause controversy, and make people think differently about how we consume food and about the world around them. Art and Cook is not your ordinary cookbook, but it is a totally satisfying and fulfilling experience.

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Best of the Best from California: Selected Recipes from California's Favorite Cookbooks

Author: Gwen McKe

For hundreds of years people have flocked to California in search of fame and fortune. From the gold rush trails to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, farms and vineyards to Silicon Valley, California cooking is truly a melting pot of flavors.

Best of the Best from California preserves the unique taste of California's food heritage with over 500 favorite recipes from more than 100 of the Golden State's most outstanding cookbooks.

There are many recipes that originated in California, like Cobb Salad, Cioppino, Crab Louis, fish tacos, date shakes, sourdough bread. Plus dishes from countries all over the world . . . from sushi to souvlaki . . . that bring their own spices and methods to the California table. Set your taste buds to enjoy fresher, lighter, healthier, prettier, more delectable cuisine than ever before—Fisherman's Wharf Garlic Prawns, Pebble Beach Pineapple Pizza, Espresso Pecan Fudge Pie, and many more. There are also beautiful photographs, original illustrations, fascinating and informative facts about the state, plus a convenient cross-reference index. The catalog of contributing cookbooks is a cookbook lover's dream.

From the slow cooking of the Gold Rush Days to faster-paced meals of the computer age, California cuisine has always been something to write home about . . . and still is. From designer to down-home, here is the Best of the Best from California has to offer.

Getting the Best out of Your Juicer or Nuts n Bolts Guide to Cooking for Campers and Backpackers

Getting the Best out of Your Juicer

Author: Judy Severson

Ideal for beginners who are attracted to quiltmaking but intimidated by the time and effort it takes to make a traditional quilt, Flowers in Appliqué presents a simpler but just as beautiful alternative--cutting out flowers that already exist in a fabric and sewing them into new arrangements for a completely different look and feel. From fabric choices, cutting, and stitching to quilting, finishing, and assembling, the book illustrates how to make gorgeous, romantic quilts perfect for home decoration--and in record time.

Judy Severson is an award-winning quiltmaker, also known nationally for her line of embossed stationery. She works with the Smithsonian and other distinguished collections to translate their quilts into print media. Her work has also been commissioned by Country Living and Victoria magazines.

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Nuts 'n' Bolts Guide to Cooking for Campers and Backpackers

Author: Frank Steele Logu

Cooking in the backcountry has come a long way in recent years. A wide variety of light, easy to prepare foods that weren't on the market 10 years ago are now available for campers and backpackers. This book offers information on how to eat well when camping or backpacking.

Backcountry cooking is almost always done on a single burner stove with a limited fuel supply, so this book abounds with one-pot meals that take no more than 20 minutes to cook. The general advice and more than two dozen recipes will broaden your selections and give some options that you might not have thought about. The trail-tested recipes are simple to make, yet tasty enough to use on trip after trip.

Little Book of Tea or Chocolate Temptations

Little Book of Tea

Author: Stephane Melchior Durand

Flammarion presents its series of informative, richly illustrated guides, covering lifestyle and cultural topics. Find out everything you want to know about your favorite subject in one handy volume.

• Unique thematic treatment with extensive use of key words and cross-referencing
• Over 70 alphabetically organized bite-sized entries in every title
• Attractive slimline format
• 100 color illustrations
• Summaries of key facts and dates in easy-reference tables
• Exclusive buyer's guide or list of useful addresses to find out more

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Chocolate Temptations

Author: Linda Collister

These easy and delicious recipes are pure heaven for the chocoholic. Choose from an irresistible collection of cookies and cakes, such as Fudge Brownies. Or for the perfect end to a meal, there are tempting tarts and pies like Chocolate Pear Tart. For even more self-indulgence, try seductive desserts like Rich Chocolate Souffle. The only problem will be choosing which recipe to bake first.

Brewing Microbiology or Vegetarians and Vegans in America Today

Brewing Microbiology

Author: Fergus G Priest

The microbiology of brewing is a diverse subject covering both the production of beer and its stability to spoilage. The second edition of this extremely successful book provides in depth coverage of all aspects of brewing microbiology. It gives descriptions of the physiology and biochemistry of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, with emphasis on brewery fermentation, together with a review of genetic modification of yeast in the context of flavour manipulation, flocculation and the production of low-carbohydrate beers. Much of the book is devoted to spoilage by bacteria and yeasts and its control. Recent developments in academic research into spoilage microorganisms are balanced by specialist coverage of laboratory methods. Brewing Microbiology serves both as reference book and laboratory manual and is of value to technical brewers who must keep abreast of current developments, as well as to quality controllers and laboratory research workers in the brewing and related food beverage and beverage industries.

Table of Contents:

	List of contributors
	Preface
1	Systematics of yeasts	1
2	The biochemistry and physiology of yeast growth	13
3	Yeast genetics	43
4	The microflora of barley and malt	83
5	Gram-positive brewery bacteria	127
6	Gram-negative spoilage bacteria	163
7	Wild yeasts in brewing and distilling	193
8	Rapid detection of microbial spoilage	209
9	Methods for the rapid identification of microorganisms	237
10	Cleaning and disinfection in the brewing industry	271
	Index	301

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Vegetarians and Vegans in America Today

Author: Karen Iacobbo

Vegetarianism is not a diet trend, or the flavor of the month. Instead, it is a philosophy and practice with roots in antiquity. Vegetarianism has existed for centuries in much of the world as a social movement and subculture. In the United States, this subculture has existed for more than 200 years. In this book, the Iacobbos bring this thriving subculture to life. By examining its businesses, organizations, events, scholarship, and influence on the arts, and by interviewing dozens of vegetarians and vegans, the authors reveal a subculture whose members hold a variety of perspectives on everything from animal rights to advocacy, politics, and religion.