Hospitality Managers Guide to Wines Beers and Spirits or Oz Clarkes Pocket Wine Guide 2006

Hospitality Manager's Guide to Wines, Beers and Spirits

Author: Albert Schmid

Designed with the Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts student in mind, the Hospitality Manager's Guide to Wines, Beers, and Spirits explores a subject important to all who will be involved in the hospitality industry. Illustrated with numerous photographs, drawings and charts, and written in a lively and engaging style, this book is a comprehensive introduction to the history, science, and varieties of alcoholic beverages. Key Features:
• Includes an anecdotal history of alcoholic beverages and their cultural influences
• Comprehensive coverage of important alcoholic beverages all in one book
• Provides a unique organization of wine coverage by the type of grape
• Discusses the importance and variations of wine labels and bottle shapes
• Excellent introduction to the how's and why's of food and beverage pairing
• Easily understood chapter on the biochemical process of fermentation
• Addresses important cost control functions for beverage operations
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• Illustrates marketing strategies for successful business operations Provides an overview of profit management techniques for beverage operations
• Complete and current coverage of alcohol safety and responsible service

Table of Contents:

	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgment
Ch. 1	A Brief History of Alcoholic Beverages	1
Ch. 2	Alcohol Safety	21
Ch. 3	Wine Labels and Bottle Shapes	31
Ch. 4	Getting to Know Wine: Tasting and Pairing	41
Ch. 5	The Vineyard	55
Ch. 6	Fermentation	73
Ch. 7	Light-Bodied White Wines	81
Ch. 8	Medium-Bodied White Wines	91
Ch. 9	Full-Bodied White Wines	101
Ch. 10	Light-Bodied Red Wines	111
Ch. 11	Medium-Bodied Red Wines	121
Ch. 12	Full-Bodied Red Wines	135
Ch. 13	Sparkling Wines, Dessert Wines, Fortified Wines, and Aperitifs	149
Ch. 14	Beer: Ale and Lager	175
Ch. 15	Distillation and Distilled Spirits	195
Ch. 16	Mixology	219
Ch. 17	Professional Alcohol Service	231
Ch. 18	Purchasing, Receiving, Storing, and Issuing	249
Ch. 19	Beverage Cost Control: Managing for Profit	257
Ch. 20	Marketing and Selling	267
	Glossary	279
	Index	290

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Oz Clarke's Pocket Wine Guide 2006

Author: Oz Clark

Idispensable as ever, Oz Clarke's now-classic pocket wine guide has been thoroughly and meticulously revised and updated for 2006, with much-anticipated lists of favorite wines, top values, and producers and regions to watch, as well as with new vintage reports.

As user-friendly as it is complete, Oz Clarke's Pocket Wine Guide 2006 lists each wine, grape, winery, producer, and region alphabetically for easy reference. It is a perfect pocket reference for novices--and essential for the seasoned wine lover wanting the latest information.

Singing for Your Supper or The Kitchen Gardens at Heligan

Singing for Your Supper: Entertaining Ways to Be a Perfect Guest

Author: Edith Hazard

In this witty and practical successor to RISING TO THE OCCASION, Edith Hazard offers the answer to awkward gatherings--twenty-six games, gimmicks, performance pieces, and projects, that you can bring to dinner parties, cocktails, family outings, and weekends in the country or at the beach. SINGING FOR YOUR SUPPER is illustrated with drawings and diagrams, but it's more than just how-to instructions. This is a philosophy--a way of looking at your role and responsibility when you're invited out. A perfect guest, Hazard suggests, knows when and how to help the host keep things moving. It means giving something of yourself, something that contributes to the success of the event.

Publishers Weekly

With 6500 entries, Disney A to Z: The Official Encyclopedia, edited by Dave Smith, chief archivist for 25 years at the Walt Disney Archives, it hardly seems possible that anything has been left out. Each of the 128 Donald Duck cartoons is described; the voices of the cartoon characters are identified; the tale of how Mortimer came to be called Mickey is related; and a selected bibliography is included, going back to 1942 books. There are b&w photos throughout, plus an eight-page color insert. (Hyperion, $29.95 576p ISBN 0-7868-6223-8)

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Before television, everyone was forced to bring some sort of amusement or entertainment to a dinner or party. Now etiquette master Hazard revives the almost lost art of guesthood by describing and explaining the how-tos of parlor games and outdoor antics. The 26 forms of amusing others en masse are woven into a gracious, never-ending narrative that paints rather vivid pictures. Think reading a palm is the province only of gypsies? Is juggling restricted to urban street-corner mendicants? Or is the art of hanging a spoon best learned by the under-10 set? Wise and witty ways to enliven a party and indulge the child in all of us.

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The Kitchen Gardens at Heligan: Lost Gardening Principles Rediscovered

Author: Tom Petherick

The Lost Gardens at Heligan sold more than 200,000 copies—and this new look at Britain’s most beloved garden examines one of its chief glories. Originally created to make the house they served self-sufficient, the still-productive kitchen gardens have since undergone a complete restoration under the guidance of Tom Petherick. He, with the help of a leading garden photographer, reveals how he went about his work, and how best to keep flowers, fruit, and vegetables: the entire output of a good garden. Packed with advice, hints, tips, and professional secrets, it is a must-have for any gardener.

Seeds of Wealth or Tomato in America

Seeds of Wealth: Four Plants That Made Men Rich

Author: Henry Hobhous

Seeds of Wealth is a collection of four elegant essays focusing on the economic and cultural consequences of the exploitation of timber, tobacco, rubber, and the wine grape. These cash crops have had, for the past three centuries, a profound effect on our world. In this intriguing account, Hobhouse illustrates how timber deficiency sparked an industrial revolution, tobacco lead to a wealthy and young nation, the rubber tree created nations, and wine provided the head, heart, and pocketbook with wealth.

This book offers proof of how the seemingly irrelevant can have widespread unintended consequences. In presenting global history from his own perspective, Henry Hobhouse offers an overview of how nature has unwittingly contributed to the creation of human wealth and economic growth.

Nola Theiss - KLIATT

Five agricultural products?—?timber, wine grapes, rubber, and tobacco, along with coffee (added to this newest edition)?—?have had an enormous impact on the history of the world. Two (timber and tobacco) reflected the changing fortunes of Britain and the United States. Timber and its rampant use for construction and fuel probably added significantly to global warming. Rubber and winemaking were influential in other areas of the world, like Singapore and Ancient Rome, and coffee brings the Arab world into the picture, but all these products have had significant impact on the United States. The author notes that one thing they have in common, beyond the fact that each stimulated or was crucial in wars, was that they have been a boon for "tax gatherers." Hobhouse has also written a related book, Seeds of Change and, although a journalist by trade, he has become an authority on the impact of plants on the history of the world. Because this book is written in an extremely readable style, it would be a good addition to any school library. Students will use it as a reference in history, political science, economics and science classes. KLIATT Codes: JSA—Recommended for junior and senior high school students, advanced students, and adults. 2003, Shoemaker & Hoard, 313p. notes. bibliog. index., Ages 12 to adult.

Table of Contents:

	Timber : the essential carpet	3
	Wine : the grape's bid for immortality	69
	Rubber : wheels shod for speed	125
	Tobacco : more than a smoke	189

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Tomato in America: Early History, Culture, and Cookery

Author: Andrew F Smith

From the Americas to Australasia, from northern Europe to southern Africa, the tomato tickles the world's taste buds. Americans alone devour more than twelve million tons annually of this peculiar fruit, which has variously been considered poisonous, cutative, and aphrodisiacal.

In this first concerted study of the tomato in America, Andrew F. Smith separates myth from historical fact, beginning with the Salem, New Jersey, man who, in 1820, allegedly attracted spectators from hundreds of miles to watch him eat a tomato on the courthouse steps (the legend says they expected to see him die a painful death). Later, hucksters such as Dr. John Cook Bennett and the Amazing Archibald Miles peddled the tomato's purported medicinal benefits. The competition was so fierce that the Tomato Pill War broke out in 1838.

The Tomato in America traces the early cultivation of the tomato, its infiltration of American cooking practices, the early manufacture of preserved tomatoes and ketchup (soon hailed as "the national condiment of the United States"), and the "great tomato mania" of the 1820s and 1830s. The book also includes tomato recipes from the pre-Civil War period, covering everything from sauces, soups, and main dishes to desserts and sweets.

Now available for the first time in paperback, The Tomato in America provides a piquant and entertaining look at a versatile and storied figure in culinary history.

Library Journal

Did you think that tomatoes were not in this country before the 1880s? And did you think that this was because they were considered to be poisonous or aphrodisiacal? Since 1987, writer and lecturer Smith has been researching references to tomatoes. After examining 50,000 sources, which he says does not by any means exhaust the material, Smith traces the history of this most popular fruit/vegetable-one that is now grown by more home gardeners in this country than any other food. The evidence he presents, drawn from newspapers, letters, diaries, and cookbooks, refutes the popular myths and supports his thesis that the tomato was cultivated for culinary and medicinal uses from early Colonial times and was introduced to the American colonies on numerous separate occasions. Smith also includes a selection of recipes from early cookbooks and magazines. Chapters are supported by extensive references. The book concludes with a classified bibliography and a list of heirloom seed sources and tomato organizations. While lacking the narrative appeal and readability of other books about individual plants, this is a thorough and useful reference, making available masses of material not otherwise available. (Index not seen.)-Carol Cubberley, Univ. of Southern Mississippi

Cooking with Care or Dinnertime

Cooking with Care

Author: HospiceCare of the Piedmont

This cookbook is a collection of family recipes that have been graciously donated by the families of our patients, by dedicated volunteers, by staff and members of the Board of Directors. Many of the recipes have been lovingly handed down from generation to generation. Southern hospitality has always been a strong tradition. "If there were no other reason to live in the South, Southern cooking would be enough". From first courses to your favorite desserts, you will experience southern cooking at its finest within the covers of this book. Included with these outstanding recipes are quotes from some of the many families we have served and also some interesting history regarding the area served by HospiceCare of the Piedmont. We hope this cookbook will become an indispensable tool in your kitchen. HospiceCare of the Piedmont serves any person with a limited life expectancy regardless of their race, sex, religion, ethnic origin, age, physical or mental handicap, or ability to pay for services. The proceeds from the sale of Cooking with Care will provide resources needed to better meet the many needs of our patients and families, including expanding our children's grief support program and realizing our dream of a hospice house.

Table of Contents:

	Cookbook Development	4
	Introduction: All About Us	5
	Dedication	6
	About the Artist/Donors	8
	Appetizers and Beverages	9
	Bread and Breakfast	37
	Soups and Salads: Dressings and Dips	63
	Entrees: Poultry, Meat, Seafood, Sauces	97
	Side Dishes: Pasta, Rice, Vegetables	139
	Desserts: Cakes, Cookies, Desserts, Pies	165
	Kids in the Kitchen	213
	Christmas in the Kitchen: Holiday Baking, Holiday Beverages, Gifts from the Kitchen	227
	Contributors	243
	Index	244

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Dinnertime: Your 30 Minute Meals Organized

Author: Elizabeth Lundquist

Does the daily question 'What's for dinner' send you into a mind-freezing panic attack? Do you simply not have the time or energy to think of something interesting for dinner every night? Who has the time to plan and shop for a healthy, delicious meal every night, let alone cook it?

That problem is now solved for you. Inside are recipes for a month of dinners along with detailed shopping lists, time-saving food preparation lists, and instructions on how to safely and quickly slice and dice. Each week has been carefully laid out: all the ingredients needed for the recipes have been measured and accounted for, and the shopping lists and prep-list guidelines take all the guesswork out of meal planning.

This book looks beyond the idea of a freezer full of casseroles or leftovers that look exactly like last night's dinner. Instead, the focus is on getting the preparation done in advance so you can easily cook a great dinner quickly-- every night.

Cobbler Crusade or Ainsley Harriotts All New Meals in Minutes

Cobbler Crusade: Main Courses and Desserts Bringing an Old-Fashioned Dish to Modern Cooks

Author: Irene S Ritter

A variety of savory and sweet ideas for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner as well as ever-popular desserts.

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Ainsley Harriott's All New Meals in Minutes

Author: Ainsley Harriott

Ainsley Harriott, the master of speedy cooking, is back with an all-new collection of dishes that are as quick to prepare as they are tasty. Reprising his best-selling Meals in Minutes, here are 80 dishes that can be made in under an hour—Mussels in Thai Green Curry Broth, Chicken in a Pot with Lemon and Thyme Dumplings, Sausage and Pea Risotto. And for a sweet finish—Banana Tart Tatin, Chocolate and Hazelnut Torte, and Pineapple, Ginger and Coconut Sabayon. So even though we work hard, play hard, and have less time to spend in the kitchen, with Ainsley at hand, delicious home-cooked meals are ours in a flash.

Potluck Southern Style or Spirit of Christmas

Potluck . . . Southern Style

Author: Linda G Hatcher

Southern Style recipes perfect for your next potluck dinner. These easytofollow recipes are guaranteed to make your family and fri<%END%>s"brag on you" every time you prepare them. A special section is included to give you pointers and tips on keeping food safe to eat whether you are going on a picnic or to a potluck dinner. 194 page illustrated comb bound softcover.

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10-20-30 Minutes to Learn Paper-Piecing, Vol. 11

Author: Leisure Arts

Now there's an easier way to piece intricate-looking quilts in minutes. In only 10, 20, or 30 minutes, you can learn to paper-piece quilt blocks for nine different and delightful quilting projects. This amazing get-started-now book takes you through the basics of paper-piecing and helps you quickly master the process step-by-step. Projects are ideal for all those fabric remnants. Each step includes estimated completion times.

Features:

• Paper-piecing is addictive because it's so quick and easy to get great results without intricate cutting or sewing
• 9 wall quilts and lap quilts, with 22 block designs by Jodie Davis and Company
• Quilt designs include Perpetual Motion, Ribbon Trail, Shirt and Tie, Spools, Birthday Party, Ghost Walk, and Waving Plumes
• Provides innovative pleating techniques for creating curves

At Home in the Kitchen or Barbecuing and Grilling inside and out

At Home in the Kitchen: The Art of Preparing the Foods You Love to Eat

Author: Jorj Morgan

At Home in the Kitchen is a fresh, new approach to cooking. Supported by an interactive web site, the book is the first of what is sure to be a popular new way of helping busy working women, particularly executives - who have very little time available for planning and executing complicated, exotic dishes - to prepare excellent meals every day. Having designed the book to take the mystique out of cooking, Jorj Morgan encourages readers to embrace cooking at home as a form of personal and group entertainment. Among the many helpful elements that make At Home in the Kitchen a uniquely helpful cookbook are:

* Instructions on kitchen organization

* More than 230 easy, fun, and delicious recipes

* An easy-to-read, step-by-step format, with no more than ten steps per recipe

* Recipes sorted by cooking techniques, from easiest to more elaborate

* Organized into foods the reader could eat in a restaurant

* Many tips, including definitions of terms, cooking methods, tips on substituting ingredients, and dish presentation

* Three indexes - food groups, ingredients, and cooking techniques

* Web site support devoted to encouraging cooks to prepare food creatively by using the recipes in the book as a guideline, inviting Web site users to share their cooking experiences, finding answers to questions, and updating new recipes and menu plans

At Home In the Kitchen is a unique cookbook for the information age, combining the traditional nature of a cookbook with the flexibility of a web site.

Author Biography: Jorj Morgan is a home chef, cooking instructor, director of lifestyles content for BlueSuitMom.com, businesswoman, and former owner and manager of a catering and party planning firm in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Her feature articles and food newsletter, focusing on the unique needs of executive working mothers, appear regularly on various internet sites, including BlueSuitMom.com, Discovery.com, AmazingMoms.com, Xylo (which reaches thirty million employees of Fortune 500 comanies), and MyFamily.com. She lives in Sea Ranch Lakes, Florida.

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With At Home In The Kitchen, home chef and cooking instructor Jorj Morgan shows even the most novice cook how to successfully plan and prepare complex, exotic dishes, and to think of cooking as a form of personal growth and giving. Included are timely instructions on kitchen organization, 230 fun and delicious recipes set out in an easy-to-read, set—by-step formate (no more than ten steps per recipes); as well as a wealth of tips, tricks & techniques. From Spinach, Apple and Pecan Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette; Rum Soaked Sweet Potatoes; and Pan Chicken with White Wine "Gravy"; to Black Bean and Toasted Corn Salsa; Pumpkin Brownies with Cream Cheese Frosting; and Sauteed Green Beans with Caramelized Pearl Onions, At Home In The Kitchen is an elegant, practical, and much appreciated addition to any culinary reference shelf!

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Barbecuing and Grilling inside and out: Sizzlingly Different Ideas for the Grill, Griddle and Barbacue

Author: Linda Tubby

A stylish and evocative guide to indoor and out door grilling.

Planting the Future or On Salads

Planting the Future: Saving Our Medicinal Herbs

Author: Rosemary Gladstar

Voted one of the Top 10 books in 2000 by the Vermont Book Publishers Association.

A collective endeavor by United Plant Savers, featuring America's most respected and well-known herbalists.

Contributors include Don Babineau, Tim Blakley, Mark Blumenthal, Jane Bothwell,  Stephen Harrod Buhner, David Bunting, Richo Cech,  Tane Datta, Shatoiya and Rick de la Tour, Ryan Drum, Doug Elliott, Steven Foster, Cascade Anderson Geller, Kate Gilday, Rosemary Gladstar, James Green, Pamela Hirsch, Christopher Hobbs, Sara Katz, Kathi Keville, Robyn Klein, Richard Liebmann, Brigitte Mars, Pam Montgomery, Nancy and Michael Phillips, Janice J. Schofield, Joanne Marie Snow, Deb Soule, Paul Strauss, Gregory L. Tilford, Krista Thie, Susun S. Weed, David Winston, Martin Wall, Matthew Wood.

While the renaissance in the U.S. botanical market is positive in many respects, medicinal plant populations are suffering from loss of habitat and overharvesting, and many bestselling herbs are now at risk including echinacea, American ginseng, goldenseal, Hawaiian wild kava, and wild yam. The authors share their extensive experience with using and growing thirty-three of these popular herbs and include suggestions for creating your own private herbal sanctuary--whether a city balcony, suburban backyard, or rural retreat. Full-color photographs will inspire experienced and novice herb users alike to protect and cultivate these remarkable healing plants. Readers will also find out how to use herbal analogues for at-risk plants--other medicinal herbs that provide the same benefits and exist in plentiful amounts--and learn ways to make their herbal purchases a vote forsustainability. Planting the Future shows us how we can participate in the land stewardship, habitat protection, and eco-friendly consumption that will ensure an abundant, renewable supply of medicinal plants for future generations.

All author royalties will be used for replanting native medicinal herbs on a 370-acre botanical sanctuary in Ohio.

PanGaia: Earthwise Spirituality

A must-have for all of us who say that we worship the ground we walk on.

Today's Books

Exceptional.

Pearly Baker Best

The book draws on the experience not only of its two editors but also many other respected herbalists from the organization United Plant Savers...

Booknews

North American native plants from ginseng to wild yam are being loved to extinction by the booming medicinal herb market, as 40 advocates explain. This book includes color photos, data on at-risk herbs and their uses, and conservation resources. Gladstar founded United Plant Savers and the California School of Herbal Studies. Hirsch owns an herbal body care business. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Planting The Future provides a different focus on the botanical market, featuring works by the herbalists of United plant Savers and discussing strategies to save and preserve medicinal herbs. Chapters provide an A-Z listing of herbs and their history, uses and propagation.

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On Salads: Sensation on a Plate

Author: Sue Lawrenc

Nutritious, delicious, and quick to prepare, salads are the ultimate food for our time. Here, chef Sue Lawrence offers a truly global collection of sophisticated and achievable recipes. Whether you crave the palate-cleansing simplicity of Watercress and Red Pepper or an invigorating start to a meal—try Arugula, Artichoke, Parmesan, and Prosciutto or Roasted Fennel with Stilton—these salads are brimming with flavor and freshness. The main courses, from a classic Salade Niçoise to the more unusual East-West fusion of Duck, Pea and Ginger or the intriguing Elephant Foot Bread with Avocado, provide ample proof that a salad makes a hearty meal on its own. And, if you still have room, there are marvelous fruit salads and compotes, like Figs with Rosemary and Pistachios. A luscious collection of recipes to create the perfect feast.

Southern Cooking or Life and Food in the Caribbean

Southern Cooking: A Man's Domain

Author: Nick Wynn

This book collects recipes from southern cooks that, while using today's ingredients, nevertheless capture the taste and spirit of recipes from long ago. These recipes are easily prepared, taste great, and have survived the challenge of time.

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Life and Food in the Caribbean

Author: Christine Mackl

The West Indian kitchen today, five hundred years after Columbus, is a wonderful blend of flavors and cooking styles.

Publishers Weekly

Mackie draws from 500 years of Caribbean culture to pull together this collection of recipes with origins in Scotland, Africa, Portugal, China and India. (July)

Minimally Processed Fruits and Vegetables or Passion for Vegetables

Minimally Processed Fruits and Vegetables: Fundamental Aspects and Applications

Author: Stella Maris Alzamora

An Aspen Food Engineering Series Book.

This new reference work in the Food Engineering Series covers basic and new information and issues, and new and refined existing technologies in the preservation of fruits and vegetables with a minimum of processing. Beginning with a section on detecting and controlling good and harmful microorganisms in fruits and vegetable tissues, surveys a range of preservation technologies, talks about new technologies being developed in landmark multinational projects, and ends by covering the legal aspects of minimally processed produce in the United States, Europe, South America, and Asia.

Booknews

A host of international scholars and food processing experts share their research on some of the relevant topics of minimal processing (a variety of technologies that increase the shelf-life of fresh foods while retaining freshness or that improve the quality of long shelf- life products). This book covers the microbiological, physiochemical, and structural aspects of minimal processing, preservation technologies, and legal aspects of minimally processed fruits and vegetables. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Passion for Vegetables: Simple and Inspired Vegetarian Recipes from Around the Globe

Author: Paul Gayler

A Passion for Vegetables is a feast of innovative and sensational recipes from one of the world's most brilliant chefs. Acclaimed for his creative cuisine, Paul Gayler celebrates the versatility, color, texture, and taste of vegetables in this modern collection. Imaginatively deploying more than sixty different vegetables from across the globe (from Swiss chard to choi sum, Jerusalem artichokes to kohlrabi), he covers every single course, including appetizers and side dishes, including unusual jams, and even some vegetable-inspired desserts. The intricacies of vegetable selecting, storage, preparation, and nutritional value are also discussed in detail, and presented alongside original inventive recipes and dazzling full-color photographs, making A Passion for Vegetables both a stunning visual treat and an undeniable taste sensation. An informative glossary of terms and thorough index is also included to aid the reader.

Publishers Weekly

Suffused with inspiring ideas and a sense of genuine curiosity, Gayler's book is a paean to fine dining and the simple pleasures the earth can provide. Gayler often achieves eye-popping results with just a handful of ingredients in innovative marriages, as in Iced Cucumber and Almond Soup, Pan-Fried Asparagus and New-Season Morels, and Fava Beans and Salsify with Garlic Cream. London chef Gayler (A Passion for Cheese) uses a single condiment for balance, resulting in simple, powerful gestures: Balsamic Glazed Red Chicory, Saffron-braised Potatoes with Paprika, Lemongrass-Glazed Carrots and Pink Radishes. An impressive compendium of the world's sauces, from chermoula and tarator to tzatziki and sambal is prominently on display throughout the book. And lest anyone doubt that vegetables can find their way to the dessert tray, Gayler deftly pairs the sweeter ones with fruit (Swiss Chard and Pear Tart, Butternut Squash and Orange Sorbet). Essays on the vegetable families are interspersed throughout the book; categorized as "roots and tubers," "thistles and shoots," "pods and seeds," they show a refreshing awareness of where vegetables come from and how they are grown. This unpretentious book treats vegetables with clarity, elegance and respect. (June) Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.

Shirley Reis - KLIATT

Vegetables need not be restricted to the category of "side dishes," as this inspirational cookbook documents. Recipes are included for all aspects of dining on vegetables from appetizer to dessert. Imagine finishing a marvelous repast with Carrot and Dried Fruit Pudding, Sweet Potato and Chevre Cheesecake Strudel, or Pumpkin Beignet Soufflйs. Gayler believes that taste buds are sharpest at the beginning of the meal, and offers recipes such as Corn Bisque with Cheese and Smoked Bacon, and Iced Cucumber and Almond Soup. Chapters are included on main courses and side dishes are also included. Each recipe is clear and easy to follow. Ingredients are not complicated and there are many helpful tips as well. Paul Gayler is the Executive Chef at the Lanesborough Hotel in the U.K. His enthusiasm for vegetables is infectious. KLIATT Codes: JSA;Recommended for junior and senior high school students, advanced students, and adults. 1999, Lyons Press, 176p. illus. index.,

Table of Contents:

	Introduction	6
	Roots & Tubers	10
	Starter's Orders	12
	Shoots & Thistles	24
	Salad Leaves	46
	Main Courses	56
	Fungi	76
	Vegetable Fruits	86
	On the Side	92
	Pods & Seeds	106
	Cabbage Family	114
	Onion Family	138
	Just Desserts	152
	Squashes	168
	Glossary	170
	Index	174

X Rated Wines or At Home with Amy Wilcock

X Rated Wines: The Wine-X Magazine Guide to Wine

Author: Darryl Roberts

Are you tired of wine reviews with flowery descriptions that read like grocery lists? Yeah, well, so are the authors of X Rated Wines, the ultimate source for everyone who likes wine but can't get into pedantic wine critics and stuffy wine books and magazines — in other words, for real people. Features include:

* More than 1,500 wines reviewed, each having received one of the magazine's trademark rankings, from X (Gets It Done) to XXX (Gotta Have It).

* Reviews divided into "Over $15" and "Under $15" categories so it's easy to buy wine within your budget.

* Background information so you can learn a thing or two about what you're drinking.

* Amusing sidebars like the "Top Ten Fast Food and Wine Suggestions" and "Music and Wine Pairings."

The reviews in X Rated Wines are both irreverent and insightful. Consider this critique of a Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon: "A deep French kiss in a phone booth — nice depth, great mouth feel, a little woody, a bit tight." Or this Australian shiraz: "Like a Grant Hill slam dunk — bold, spicy and in your face!" Whether you're pondering what to purchase at your local spirits shop or which bottle to order with dinner, X Rated Wines will open your mind to a new way of thinking about wine.

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At Home with Amy Wilcock

Author: Amy Willcock

Most of us love entertaining, but it's often difficult to find imaginative and original dishes for your guests. In this stunning new collection, Amy Willcock brings you 150 easy and delicious recipes for every occasion. With simple-to-follow instructions for both Aga and conventional cooking, and beautiful full-colour illustrations throughout, you will never be short of inspiration, whatever the occasion.

500 Italian Recipes or A Place to Stand

500 Italian Recipes

Author: Jeni Wright

From the simple pizza tot he elegantly refined ristorante meal, this wide ranging recipe book includes everything you would expect to find and more.

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A Place to Stand: Politics and Persuasion in a Working-Class Bar

Author: Julie Lindquist

Linguists have become increasingly interested in examining how class culture is socially constructed and maintained through spoken language. Julie Lindquist's examination of the linguistic ethnography of a working-class bar in Chicago is an important and original contribution to the field. She examines how regular patrons argue about political issues in order to create a group identity centered around political ideology. She also shows how their political arguments are actually a rhetorical genre, one which creates a delicate balance between group solidarity and individual identity, as well as a tenuous and ambivalent sense of class identity.

Table of Contents:

1	Rhetorical Practice and the Ethnography of Class Culture	3
2	A Place in the Middle: Behind Bar at the Smokehouse	22
3	A Place to Be: The Smokehouse as Local Institution	40
4	Across the Table: Walter, Joe, Arlen, Maggie, and Perry	57
5	A Place to Tell It: Smokehouse Themes and Topoi	73
6	A Place to Stand: Argument as a Class Act	119
7	A Place for What If: Politics and Persuasion at the Smokehouse Inn	173
	Notes	179
	References	195
	Index	201

Chinese or Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine

Chinese

Author: Kathy Man

This superb collection of Chinese recipes has been complied to suit the Western kitchen without losing authenticity.

Table of Contents:

	Introduction	6
	Flavourings & spices	8
	Soups & starters	10
	Fish & shellfish	24
	Poultry	36
	Pork & beef	48
	Vegetables	58
	Rice & noodles	70
	Desserts	88
	Index	96

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Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine

Author: William Carew Hazlitt

Edited by Henry B. Wheatley F.S.A.

Doing All Right Is Not Hard to Beat or The Oxford Book of Health Foods

Doing All Right Is Not Hard to Beat

Author: Garland P Kirkpatrick

A brief describing the life, times, circumstances, family, friends, experiences, opportunities, career and memories of one who said many times, "Someday I'm gonna write a book."

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The Oxford Book of Health Foods

Author: J G Vaughan

"The Oxford Book of Health Foods begins with an account of modern concepts of human nutrition, followed by a series of over one hundred accounts of individual health foods and dietary supplements. In all cases the importance of these products in human health is explained, and, for herbal medicines, the evidence for their claimed therapeutic value is given, and toxic effects are described. Full-colour illustrations accompany these accounts." This illustrated book will be of interest not just to health professionals, but to all people with an interest in health foods and healthy eating. The text is supplemented by a glossary, explaining the more technical terms, and a bibliography listing sources for further reading.

Library Journal

A cross between a coffee-table book and a serious work on nutrition, this work provides scientific information on herbs, dietary supplements, vitamins, nuts, cereals, and other foods "commonly found in health food stores." After an introduction summarizing current nutritional principles, entries on individual products include the substance's origin, a description of it, claims and folklore about each plant or food, and a review of the scientific evidence for the claims. No references are given after the individual entries, although an annotated bibliography lists general sources. The best feature of this book is that it is beautifully illustrated with botanical drawings and colorful photographs. Although academic libraries will need books that give more detailed information on supplements and herbs, this work is recommended for public libraries.-Natalie Kupferberg, Biological Sciences/Pharmacy Lib., Columbus, OH Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.

Table of Contents:

Foreword

Acknowledgements and figure sources

Preface

Introduction

Articles on over 120 health foods, from Alfalfa and Algae, to Witch Hazel and Yarrow

Recommended reading

Glossary

Index

Glasgow Greens or Jewish Cookery Book

Glasgow Greens

Author: Kathryn Hamilton

Incorporating fresh, readily-available ingredients, this book contains 100 meat-free recipes that are inspired by cuisines from around the world.

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Jewish Cookery Book

Author: Esther Levy

When it was first published in 1871, this book offered practical advice for American-born Jews who did not have the benefit of a Jewish education. Authentic Jewish cuisine for today's cook.

Food and Drink in Medieval Poland or Menu Pricing and Strategy

Food and Drink in Medieval Poland: Rediscovering a Cuisine of the Past

Author: Maria Dembinska

This is the first book of its kind in English to explore the fascinating culinary history of medieval Poland. It represents the fruits of a twenty-year collaboration between two distinguished food historians, William Woys Weaver and the late Maria Dembinska. Freely adapted from a pioneering work first published by Dembinska in 1963, this new edition explores the subject of Polish medieval cuisine through archaeology, material culture, and ethnography, along with other perspectives and techniques. Topics examined include not just the personal eating habits of kings, queens, and nobles but also those of the peasants, monks, and other social groups not generally considered in medieval food studies.

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Menu Pricing and Strategy

Author: David V Pavesic

Now in its fourth edition, this popular guide to designing and pricing menus has even more information that will help turn your ordinary menu into a merchandising and cost control tool. Two of the industry’s top hospitality educators, Jack Miller and Dave Pavesic, have teamed up to make this new edition the best book available on menu pricing and design. This revised edition includes New sections on the history of the restaurant industry The psychology of menu pricing and design How to write menu copy Use of coupons and discounts Demand and market driven pricing Menu sales mix analysis Expanded glossary of menu terms

Table of Contents:

	Preface to the Fourth Edition
	Acknowledgments
1	Menu Development	1
2	The Physical Menu	23
3	Marketing Strategies	67
4	Economic Strategies	97
5	Pricing Support Systems	117
6	Menu Pricing Strategies	133
7	Guidelines for Success	157
8	Sample Menus and Comments	167
9	Accuracy in Menus	191
	Appendixes	203
	Glossary	217
	Bibliography	221
	Index	225

Southern Heirloom Cooking or Whisky

Southern Heirloom Cooking

Author: Norma Jean Haydel

Everyone who knows Norma Jean McQueen Haydel knows that she's a supreme cook, that she's the steward of the McQueen family recipes. But she didn't measure when she cooked. Or write things down.Norma Jean's brother Horace got to worrying about this. He cooks, too, but his repertoire isn't as vast as Norma Jean's. So he began bothering her about writing down how she makes her many dishes. "I didn't want Norma Jean's recipes, or our Mama's recipes, to be lost. We have kids coming. And other folks love to eat at my sister's table, too." So the two got busy recording their treasured family recipes from the South. This collection of more than 250 dishes are their best ones. "This is food you will absolutely enjoy," says Horace. "Traditional, full of marvelous flavor, 'enhanced' old-timeys!"

Norma Jean and Horace have put together the full line-up: Crawfish Bisque, Poblano Cream Soup, Wilted Spinach Salad, Smothered Pork Ribs, Zesty Broasted Chicken, Baked Catfish, Cajun Rice Jambalaya, Stuffed Cornbread, Five-Flavor Pound Cake, Margarita Pie, and on and on. "This is food to pass on to your loved ones!" says Horace. "You'll want to try it—again and again!"

Table of Contents:

About Southern Heirloom Cooking

Appetizers and Snacks

Salads

Soups

Vegetables

Meat, Poultry, Fish

One-Dish Meals

Breads

Desserts

Cookies and Candy

Jams and Jellies, Pickles and Relishes

Game

Index

About the Authors

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Whisky: Technology, Production and Marketing

Author: Inge Russell

In Whisky: Technology, Production and Marketing world experts in Scotch whisky discuss the science and technology of producing whisky; from the processing of raw materials, to the fermentation, distillation, maturation, blending, production of co-products and quality control. Also included is information on the history of whisky distillation, and the methodology used for packaging and marketing whisky in the twenty-first century to bring the product to the global market.

La Cura de Desintoxicacion or Solo Verdura

La Cura de Desintoxicacion

Author: Werner Meidinger

Como desintoxicar el cuerpo para alcanzar el bienestar físico y emocional. Una guía imprescindible para evitar las influencias negativas que impiden alcanzar el pleno desarrollo energético y vital. Que daña a nuestro cuerpo, cómo alimentarnos para mantener nuestro organismo sano, cómo comer saludablemente fuera de casa y en qué consiste la desintoxicación son las preguntas contestadas.

English Translation: How to free your body from toxics, how to live more safely in our environment, how to eat well in and outside the home and how to achieve the perfect ph balance in our bodies is all explained in Spanish to the reader in this great little book of information.

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Solo Verdura: The Complete Guide to Cooking Tuscan Vegetables

Author: Anne Bianchi

Abbondariza! Tender artichokes, curly endive, plump eggplants, fragrant fennel -- these are a mere sampling of the treasures found in the fields of Tuscany, where vegetables are not just a side dish. Here Italian heritage expert Anne Bianchi shares the secretsold and new-of how vegetables are prepared in this exquisite region. As Italian chefs continually explore new ways to enjoy their country's harvest, Solo Verdura reflects the latest in today's Tuscan cooking.

Appreciated for their infinite variety., seasonal goodness, and incredible flexibility, vegetables are especially dear to the Tuscan palate. Anne Bianchicaptures the Italian passion for good food with contemporary recipes and engaging vignettes about the countrv and its people. Beginning with "Essentials," Solo Verdura includes helpful tips on how to buy, store, and clean various vegetables, from the ever-popular porcini mushroom to the relatively unknown salsify, cardoon, and celeriac. Once you know how to choose the best, Bianchi offers a variety of preparation techniques: braising, sauté steaming, frying, and stewing; roasting, boiling, baking, and grilling. She follows with eight chapters full of recipes for Tuscany's harvest: Leaves and Stalks; The Cabbage Family; Roots, Tubers, and Bulbs; Pods and Seeds, Vegetable Fruits; Mushrooms and Truffles; Vegetable Medleys; and finally, Broths, Sauces, Pestos, Oils, and Dough. In typical Tuscan fashion, these accessible recipes respect the natural flavors of vegetables without masking them in overpowering sauces. Melanzana Ripiena (Eggplant Boats Stuffed with Gorgonzola Polenta), Ravioli di Broccoli Proftanati con Limoncino e Scalogne (Broccoli Ravioli Perfumedwith Shallots and Lemon Balm), and Crostata di Scarola, Cicoria e Acetosa (Bitter Greens Tart) are just a few of the dishes that will show you how to cook and savor vegetables Italian-style. Illustrated with over fifty black-and-white photographs, Solo Verdura brings a little bit of Tuscany into your home.

Publishers Weekly

With this standout collectionquickly following Zuppa! and From the Tables of Tuscan WomenBianchi establishes herself as an authority on how Italians eat today, which is, of course, an extension of a centuries-old culinary tradition. Polished, delicately ironic and generous-spirited essays on such topics as a trip to a Pisa cemetery to put flowers on her father's marble tomb illustrate the Italian reverence for the old ways. Bianchi's incisive, intelligent prose is matched by the excellence of her recipes, which are loosely divided by type of vegetable in such chapters as "Pods & Seeds," "Leaves & Stalks" and "Vegetable Medleys." Each includes a list of the vegetables in the category, their seasons, buying tips and general preparation. Recipes such as Bitter Greens Tart and Beer-Braised Artichokes are equally complete, including preparation times, levels of difficulty, suggested variations; Bianchi also indicates which elements of the recipe can be made in advance. Several pasta recipes are highly unusual: Broccoli Ravioli Perfumed with Shallots and Lemon Balm; Horseradish Gnocchetti in Broth; and Chick Pea Pasta with Parsley Pesto. Just one small quibble: Bianchi identifies her style of cooking throughout as "Tuscan," but, like Calzonetti Stuffed with Red Cabbage and Chevre or Sauted Asparagus with Parmesan Sauce Wrapped in Potato Wafers, most of these are nuova cucina dishes that could appear anywhere in Italy. (Oct.)

Appreciating Fine Wines or Fat free Junk Food Cookbook

Appreciating Fine Wines: The New Accessible Guide to the Subtleties of the World's Finest Wines

Author: Jim Budd

This authoritative guide will provide all the information you need to make discerning choices about wine. Whether you want to decipher labels, select a particular producer, choose the right wine to go with food, or simply enjoy the variety of tastes available, this volume has all the answers.

New interesting textbook: Tasteful Treasures or Whiskey and Whiskey Drinks

Fat-free Junk Food Cookbook: 100 Recipes of Guilt-Free Decadence

Author: J Kevin Wolf

From Scorching Nachos to Crunchy Caramel Corn, here are more than 100 recipes for snacks that look, sound, and taste like indulgences - but aren't! In chapters like Concession Stand Snacks, Sweet Treats, Fresh from the Bakery, and Yes, You Can Have Dessert, dubious dieters will find such reassuring recipes as Cream-Puffed Chocolate Cupcakes, Blue Cheese Potato Salad, Wicked Cinnamon Rolls, Rocky Road Brownies, and miraculously Fat-Free Drippin' Burgers. With helpful tips on making no-fat substitutions, coping with periods of weight-loss backsliding, and dealing with all those leftover egg yolks, The Fat-Free Junk Food Cookbook makes fat-free fabulous.

Grannys Incredible Edibles Cookbook or Food in Film

Granny's Incredible Edibles Cookbook

Author: Peter Roberts

This book contains 200 "secret" recipes from Granny's magical kitches. This cookbook is alive with Granny's humorous comments, 110 illustrations and "old-fashioned" style. Both beginning and experienced cooks will discover new, unique and exciting American and international recipes for all appetites and meals.

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Food in Film: A Culinary Performance of Communication

Author: Jane F Ferry

Using an interdisciplinary approach combining film, semiotics, social-anthropology and history, this book examines food sciences in selected films to reveal food's power to direct and impose values and beliefs, to understand how dining venues may become sites of social contests and to reveal how food communicated values and beliefs to individuals, to micro communities and to American Society.

Star of India or Reducing Rural Poverty in Asia

Star of India: The Spicy Adventures of Curry

Author: Jo Monro

How did the curry get here and how did the Brits, a nation famed for a love of bland food, end up with Chicken Tikka Masala as their favourite dish? It is a history that took curry, via the British Empire, from its Eastern origins, around the globe.

This book talks to the men and women who gambled everything to make a living, who endured indifference and racism to secure an income and those who got their relatives to pack the cardamom when they visited as there was no other way of obtaining the ingredients. This book looks at how the British love affair with curry has changed lives, not just in Britain but around the globe

Table of Contents:

Ch. 1	The lust for spice	9
Ch. 2	Why spice + spice = magic	33
Ch. 3	The food of empire	49
Ch. 4	Twentieth-century tastes	79
Ch. 5	The pioneers	99
Ch. 6	The Vindaloo years	127
Ch. 7	The British response	151
Ch. 8	The unexpected consequences of curry	167
Ch. 9	The curry conquerors	183
Ch. 10	The five-star revolution	201
Ch. 11	The future of curry	221
Ch. 12	Curry conquers the world	237
App. A	A guide to regional cuisine	257
App. B	Restaurant names	267
App. C	Menu mate	273

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Reducing Rural Poverty in Asia: Challenges and Opportunities for Microenterprises and Public Employment Schemes

Author: Nurul Islam

Reducing Rural Poverty in Asia provides evidence-based guidelines for policymakers in developing countries, for researchers focusing on development problems, and for the international development assistance community in the continuing search for ways to effectively reduce poverty in the developing world. Detailed examinations are clearly presented on the efforts for poverty alleviation through microenterprise development and rural public employment programs that focus on public works and household/small-scale industries. Asia-based case studies of various microenterprises and rural public employment projects reveal important policy mechanisms and the effectiveness of each poverty reduction measure. Tables, figures, and relevant glossaries make unfamiliar terms and difficult information easy to understand.

Confessions of a Coffee Bean or Making Meals Easy with Goodness from the Valley

Confessions of a Coffee Bean: The Complete Guide to Coffee Cuisine

Author: Marie Nadine Antol

Yes, I have a few things to confess. But before I start, I just want you to know that I couldn't help it. It just happened. Everywhere I went, they wanted me. Whether it was my full body or my distinctive aromatic scent, I can't tell you. All I know is that no matter where you go in this crazy mixed-up world, they all want coffee. Now, I have a few things to share--I think it's time to spill the beans.

Our love affair with coffee continues to blossom. From coast to coast, coffee bars are a shining testament to this glorious romance. And now we have a wonderful new book that explores all things coffee. Confessions of a Coffee Bean is a complete guide to understanding and appreciating this object of our affection. It provides a fascinating history of the bean and its lore. It looks at the uniqueness of coffee houses found around the world--from Turkey to Germany to England. It details the various types of coffee available, as well as the best way to brew each to its own distinct perfection. It then concludes with over sixty enticing recipes that celebrate the very taste that is coffee.

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Making Meals Easy with Goodness from the Valley

Author: Andi Bidwell

Making Meals Easy celebrates the 75th anniversary of Green Giant. This contemporary cookbook offers wholesome, great-tasting meals that are quick and convenient. Tailored to today's busy lifestyles, this cookbook offers a wide variety of innovative recipes. Over 70 easy-to-make recipes bring exciting ways to capture the flavor of vegetables in appetizers, side dishes, soups, and skillet and oven dishes. Highlights:

• Filled with great-tasting recipes that demonstrate the versatility of Green Giant products.
• Features easy-to-make recipes tailored to busy lifestyles.
• Geared to the time-conscious cook with prep times and cook times included for every recipe.
• Includes complete nutrition analysis and dietary exchange information for each recipe.
• Contains tips on food preparation and timesaving techniques.

Hudson River Valley Cookbook or Secrets of Wine

Hudson River Valley Cookbook: A Leading American Chef Savors the Region's Bounty

Author: Waldy Malouf

Outstanding food and wine have long been an important part of the Hudson River Valley's allure for visitors. In this stunning culinary debut, Chef Waldy Malouf, the Executive Chef at New York's award-winning Hudson River Club, provides more than 200 recipes that range from the simple to the sophisticated. Together with food writer Molly Finn he showcases the incredible variety of wonderful raw materials available - from magnificent fruits and vegetables and homemade cheeses to game and free-range chickens. Other specialties of the valley are duck, bread, corn, black-dirt onions, wild mushrooms, delicate baby salad greens, and many varieties of potatoes. It is no surprise that a chef who has this rich array of local foods at his doorstep should be challenged to develop such fresh, innovative recipes. Throughout The Hudson River Valley Cookbook you'll be guided by the expert voice of a top chef explaining the preparation of foods such as foie gras, shad, and venison as well as important basics like stocks, vinaigrettes, and other kitchen staples. In addition, you'll find seasonal menus that add depth to a highly original and sophisticated collection. With a mix of unique, classic, and historic dishes - this is American cuisine at its best.

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Secrets of Wine: Know Your Cab from Your Merlot--without the Terroir

Author: Giles Kim

52 tips for becoming a wine connoisseur.

For absolute beginners and seasoned connoisseurs alike, Secrets of Wine enlightens readers on the flavors and choices that await them. From powering up the palate to learning which glasses are a must, discover the art of the freethinking drinker-and get ready for a guided tour of the amazing world of enjoying wine.

- Idea #7: Glass act
- Idea #25: A user's guide to sommeliers
- Idea #28: California dreaming
- Idea #31: Que Syrah, Syrah

International Meat Book or Tales and Tastes of a Chef

International Meat Book

Author: Carole Lalli

Meat of all varieties is enjoying an astounding comeback in the American home, taking its traditional place at the center of the dining table and knocking high-carb pastas and grains off their longtime pedestals. The International Meat Book is a flavor-packed collection of sixty of the world's favorite recipes featuring lamb, beef, game, and pork, fully illustrated with glorious color photographs. With dishes from Europe, Asia, North and South America, and beyond, this follow-up to The International Soup Book celebrates meat's centrality to global cuisine with simple, tasty, no-fail preparations.

The International Meat Book offers a diverse array of tantalizing entrées -- look no further for a perfect Grilled Porterhouse or a fragrant and spicy Sumatran Beef Curry, for a hearty Cassoulet or light and summery Lemongrass Pork Chops. From the familiar to the exotic, The International Meat Book is a delicious tour of the world's best-loved meats, with selections that promise to become prime cuts in your part of the world as well.

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Tales and Tastes of a Chef: Stories and Recipes

Author: Frederic H Sonnenschmidt

Apprenticed in native Munich, Germany, thirty-four years with the Culinary Institute of America and a Certified Master Chef, in this, his latest of many books, Chef Frederic "Fritz" Sonnenschmidt embellishes 136 favorite recipes with 24 anecdotes drawn from his life as a chef; and, as the reader will learn, Chef Sonnenschmidt brings an avuncular sense of humor and a willingness to add a little spice, as needed, to each tale he tells.

Each recipe comes with complete and clear instructions making them manageable for the home chef as well as the professional.

Some recipes included are:

• Camel Steaks with Eggplants
• Fish Fritter with Breadstick and Marinated Radishes
• Ragout of Venison with Buttermilk
• Glazed Turkey Livers on Red Cabbage Salad
• Beer-Cured Turkey
• Marinated Sheep's Cheese with Herbes de Provence
• Steamed Yeast Dumplings with Walnut Sauce and Blueberry Compote
• Bretzel Roast Beef Sandwich
• Bavarian Meatloaf
• Scrambled Eggs with Lobster
• Cordon Bleu of Salmon with Potato Cucumber Ragout
• Catfish with Chili Kraut
• Warm Open Lemon Pie with Crushed Strawberries

Mediterraneo or Shelley and the Revolution in Taste

Mediterraneo: Delicious Dishes from the Mediterranean

Author: Clare Ferguson

Mediterraneo is an irresistible collection of some of the best dishes from Italy, Spain, Greece, and the South of France. Try Appetizers such as Catalan Chickpea Salad, Spanish Tortilla (omelet) de Patata, and Greek Saganaki (pans of melted cheese with crusty bread). Delicious Entrees include La Cassola (a fish soup from Sorrento), Camargue Chicken with Red Rice, Spanish Paella, Spanish Duck with Olives, and Pork Tenderloin with Marsala. The Mediterranean is known for its Pasta, Bread, and Pizza, such as Fougasse, Neapolitan Pizza, Pesto alla Genovese with pasta or gnocchi, Penne with Tomatoes and Mozzarella, or Pappardelle with Basil Oil. Delicious Salads and Vegetables include Insalata Misticanza, Pickled Bean Salad from Provence, Salade Nicoise, and Greek Papoutsakias (baked eggplant with cheese). Then, try Clare's Sweet Things such as Tarte aux Citrons (lemon tart), Kourambiedes (Greek shortbread), Semifreddo al Tiramisu, Panna Cotta with Rose Petal Syrup, or Bitter Chocolate and Hazelnut Gelato. A useful list of websites and mail order sources will help track down interesting suppliers of ingredients, herb seeds, and other Mediterranean items.

Table of Contents:

	From the rock of gibraltar to the wine dark sea	6
	Appetizers	8
	Entrees	44
	Salads and vegetables	80
	Pasta, bread, and pizza	100
	Sweet things	118
	Mail order and websites	142
	Index	143

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Shelley and the Revolution in Taste: The Body and the Natural World

Author: Timothy Morton

This groundbreaking study addresses the representation of food and drink in the works of Percy and Mary Shelley. With original studies of much-debated texts, it provides new perspectives in recent cultural history and theory concerning medicine and diet in the 1790SH1820 period. Morton shows how food in the social and literary text provided complex and ambivalent ways of signaling ideological preferences. It will appeal to all those interested in the body, ecology and social and anthropological approaches to Romantic literature.

Mediterraneo or Shelley and the Revolution in Taste

Mediterraneo: Delicious Dishes from the Mediterranean

Author: Clare Ferguson

Mediterraneo is an irresistible collection of some of the best dishes from Italy, Spain, Greece, and the South of France. Try Appetizers such as Catalan Chickpea Salad, Spanish Tortilla (omelet) de Patata, and Greek Saganaki (pans of melted cheese with crusty bread). Delicious Entrees include La Cassola (a fish soup from Sorrento), Camargue Chicken with Red Rice, Spanish Paella, Spanish Duck with Olives, and Pork Tenderloin with Marsala. The Mediterranean is known for its Pasta, Bread, and Pizza, such as Fougasse, Neapolitan Pizza, Pesto alla Genovese with pasta or gnocchi, Penne with Tomatoes and Mozzarella, or Pappardelle with Basil Oil. Delicious Salads and Vegetables include Insalata Misticanza, Pickled Bean Salad from Provence, Salade Nicoise, and Greek Papoutsakias (baked eggplant with cheese). Then, try Clare's Sweet Things such as Tarte aux Citrons (lemon tart), Kourambiedes (Greek shortbread), Semifreddo al Tiramisu, Panna Cotta with Rose Petal Syrup, or Bitter Chocolate and Hazelnut Gelato. A useful list of websites and mail order sources will help track down interesting suppliers of ingredients, herb seeds, and other Mediterranean items.

Table of Contents:

	From the rock of gibraltar to the wine dark sea	6
	Appetizers	8
	Entrees	44
	Salads and vegetables	80
	Pasta, bread, and pizza	100
	Sweet things	118
	Mail order and websites	142
	Index	143

Go to: French Worker or Case Studies in Estate Planning

Shelley and the Revolution in Taste: The Body and the Natural World

Author: Timothy Morton

This groundbreaking study addresses the representation of food and drink in the works of Percy and Mary Shelley. With original studies of much-debated texts, it provides new perspectives in recent cultural history and theory concerning medicine and diet in the 1790SH1820 period. Morton shows how food in the social and literary text provided complex and ambivalent ways of signaling ideological preferences. It will appeal to all those interested in the body, ecology and social and anthropological approaches to Romantic literature.

Girl Food Cathys Cookbook for the Well Balanced Woman or Smart Food

Girl Food: Cathy's Cookbook for the Well-Balanced Woman

Author: Guisewit

Here in one book, each woman will find a voice; each woman will find a recipe.

Cathy's fights with food are legendary. She battles the bag of chips, the last piece of cake, the chocolate that calls her name. Now, in this delightful cookbook, the creative cartoon figure finally puts her fondness for food to work for the benefit of all womankind. It's all about Girl Food!

Co-authored by cartoonist Cathy Guisewite and food writer Barbara Albright, Girl Food dishes up recipes in ways women really think about eating. Five categories--from Romance Food to Swimsuit Food to Consolation Food--contain taste-tempting recipes for all occasions. Whether the reader's trying to woo or she's ruing the day she ever met him, Girl Food serves up just the right kind of nourishment, with a dash of Cathy's special humor.

Consider these tasty morsels:

* "He Actually Believed Me When I Said I Could Cook" Seduction Steak With Portobello Mushrooms

* "Why Did I Volunteer To Bring Something" Party Pasta Salad

* "The Proposal Is Due; I Lost The File; I'm Staying Home" Chicken Soup All of Girl Food's eighty recipes were developed by Albright, a registered dietitian, former editor-in-chief of Chocolatier Magazine, and author of numerous best-selling books on baking. Cathy--who personally tested every recipe--appears throughout the book, giving bonafide fans a chance to cook and commiserate with one of their favorite food friends.

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Smart Food: Culinary Delights for Optimal Gray Cell Performance

Author: Marlisa Szwillus

Smart Food is based on recent scientific studies showing the link betweer brain function, nutrition, and physical and emotional well being. Smart Food contains more than a hundred recipes, making it easy for you to plan menus that will help feed your brain as well as your palate.

Nuttin but Pecans or Festive Feasts Cookbook

Nuttin' but Pecans: A Collection Of Pecan Recipes

Author: Rosie King

Nuttin' but Pecans is more than 70 pecan recipes gathered from several areas of the United States as well as overseas. Author Rosie King shows that pecans can be used in unique combinations with other foods and not just in the customary pecan pie. Low carbohydrate enthusiasts will find that the pecan recipes can be incorporated into their daily plans, as they learn that the fat content in the pecan is nearly 70 percent. Although high in fat, the content is primarily unsaturated. It is also an excellent source of monounsaturated fatty acids, similar to olive oil, which has been shown to decrease coronary artery disease. Nuttin' but Pecans is a collection of treasured recipes that will most certainly find a place as a favorite reference in the kitchen.

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Festive Feasts Cookbook

Author: Michelle Berriedale Johnson

This fascinating cookbook offers the modern cook a tempting selection of ten historical feasts from around the world. Drawn from a vast range of sources, the recipes are compiled and described in their historical context by the author, an expert in recreating historical recipes. From the lavish dishes of the Mughal emperors to the exotic cuisine of the Aztecs, all fifty recipes have been thoroughly modernized and tested, and each menu comes complete with alternative ingredients and serving suggestions.
A perfect gift for year-round entertaining, Festive Feasts Cookbook is beautifully designed and features sumptuous color pictures of food and feasting, including period paintings, illuminated manuscripts, decorative ceramics, prints, and etchings. With lively introductions that provide a cultural background for the recipes, this book has much to offer those interested in creative cooking within a historical context.
Festive Feasts Cookbook includes:
The Return of Odysseus: A Homeric Banquet
The 1001 Arabian Nights: Feasting with the Caliph
Dining at the Court of Lucrezia Borgia
Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast
Banqueting with Mughal Emperors
The Cuisine of the Aztecs
Dinner with Queen Elizabeth I
Jewish Passover Supper: Centuries of Tradition
An Imperial Birthday Banquet in the Forbidden City
Georgian Christmas with Parson Woodforde

Co-published with The British Museum Press, U.K.
The Wisconsin edition is for sale only in the U.S.A. and it's dependencies, Canada, and the Philippines.

Table of Contents:

	Aperitif - And Thanks	6
1	The Return of Odysseus: A Homeric Banquet	8
2	The 1001 Arabian Nights: Feating with the Caliph	18
3	Dining at the Court of Lucrezia Borgia	30
4	Hiawatha's Wedding Feast	42
5	Banqueting with Mughal Emperors	54
6	The Cuisine of the Aztecs	68
7	Dinner with Queen Elizabeth I	80
8	Jewish Passover Supper: Centuries of Tradition	92
9	An Imperial Birthday Banquet in the Forbidden City	106
10	Georgian Christmas with Parson Woodforde	116
	Further Reading	127
	Index	128

Market Day in Provence or Louisiana Cookery

Market Day in Provence

Author: Michele De La Pradell

At farmers’ markets, we expect to see fruit bursting with juicy sweetness and vegetables greener than a golf course. For Michèle de La Pradelle these expectations are mostly the result of a show performed by merchants and sustained by our propensity to see what we want to see there. Hailed upon its release in France, the award-winning Market Day in Provence lays bare the mechanisms of the contemporary outdoor market by providing a definitive account of the centuries-old institution at Carpentras, a city near Avignon in the south of France famous for its quintessential public street market.

The renewal and celebration of the outdoor market culture in recent years, argues de La Pradelle, artfully masks a fierce commitment to modern-day free-market economics. Responding to consumer desire for an experience that recalls a time before impersonal supermarket chains and mass-produced products, buyers and sellers alike create an atmosphere built on various fictions. Vendors at the market at Carpentras, for example, oblige patrons by acting like lifelong acquaintances of those whom they’ve only just met as they dispense free samples and lively, witty banter. Likewise, going to the market to look for “freshness” becomes a way for the consumer to signify the product’s relation to nature—a denial of the workaday reality of growing melons under plastic sheets, then machine-sorting, crating, and transporting them.
 
Offering captivating descriptions of goods and the friendly and occasionally piquant exchanges between buyers and sellers, Market Day in Provence will be devoured by any reader with an interest in areas as diverseas food, ethnography, globalization, modernity, and French culture.

Read also World of Culinary Supervision Training and Management or French Food

Louisiana Cookery

Author: Owen Brennan

"Originally published in 1954, Louisiana Cookery is the classic cookbook documenting the good times Louisianians associate with great food and recipes. It's a timeless contribution to culinary history with entertaining and informative text that combines folklore, history, and over 1,500 recipes to emphasize Mary Land's belief that culture and cookery go hand in hand." In this book, Land collects, refines, and comments on recipes and cooking history from all parts of Louisiana, from its bayous to its back alleys, from rural swampland to urban centers such as New Orleans and Shreveport. These delectable items include such oddities as "Squirrel Head Potpie" and "Poached Alligator Tail," as well as gourmet pleasures from Creole haute cuisine. From banquet-sized meals to intimate dining, this book covers it all and adds a special emphasis on how to prepare Gulf Coast fish and game. The history of Louisiana's wines and spirits is also amply described, with intriguing historical tidbits about the state's contributions to alcoholic beverages. The book reveals the recipes of numerous drinks, unique to this area, but now widely known and enjoyed.

Mastering the Art of Florida Seafood or Recipes from the Old Mill

Mastering the Art of Florida Seafood

Author: Lonnie T Lynch

Lonnie Lynch, a master chef in Boca Raton, Florida, will show you how to master the art of preparing and presenting Florida's seafull of delicious seafood, with nods to Florida's many influences, including Southern, Caribbean, and the latest eclecticism, making use of Florida's bounty of citrus and exotic fruits and vegetables.

Includes tips on purchasing, preparing, and serving fish and shellfish, with alligators thrown in for good measure. Cooking is fun, and Lonnie will show you how with suggestions for artistic food placement, food painting techniques, and more.

Find handy information on the nutritional value of seafood, using the right tools and equipment, and what to serve with each gorgeous dish, including basic and innovative sauces, salsas, and vegetable accompaniments.

The seafood recipes will thrill you with Lonnie's imaginative approach. Here are just a few:

• Bahama Conch—Papaya Pancakes with Chili Sour Cream
• Key Largo Shrimp with Garlic—Parmesan Butter
• Blue Marlin Sportfishing Chowder
• Pineapple Boat with Creamy Dill Shrimp Salad
• Lobster Lisa with Sherry—and —Brandy Mornay Sauce
• Mussels Primavera with Almond—Cilantro Pesto
• Grilled Salmon with Honey—Mustard Glaze and Rutabagas.
  
  
  

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  Recipes from the Old Mill: Baking with Whole Grains

  Author: Sarah E Myers

  Simple grains yield rich breads that range from the mystically light to the substantially chewy. These breads offer incontestable food value and flavor; they will satisfy and delight those sensitive to nutritional concerns.
  
  "This collection of 170-plus healthful recipes using a variety of whole grains is also a meditation on the staff of life, both organic and spiritual." -- Publishers Weekly
  

  Publishers Weekly

  The authors are sisters who grew up near their family's stream-powered grist mill in West Virginia. Their collection of 170-plus healthful recipes using a variety of whole grains is also a meditation on the staff of life, both organic and spiritual. Five chapters on kinds of grain (Corn, Wheat, Rye, Buckwheat and Multi-Grain) offer selections of grain-specific recipes (e.g., Corn Chips and Roberta's Sourdough Rye loaves). Five more chapters expand on categories like Main Dishes and Desserts. Straightforward tips included at the end of recipes (e.g., ways to shape rolls and buns) are reassuringly helpful and are listed in the table of contents for easy reference. The range of recipes, especially for those using whole wheat flour, is extensive: 100% Whole Wheat French Bread, Whole Wheat Brownie Pie, Whole Wheat Tortillas. Recipes for using doughnut holes to make muffins or for throwing stale bread and aging cheese into a bread souffle articulate the authors' principles of good stewardship of the earth's resources. Pen-and-ink drawings add to the charm of this book, which will appeal to novice and veteran bakers. The authors make no mention of bread machines. (Oct.)

  Library Journal

  The authors are sisters who grew up near an old grain mill, and Lind's husband is the miller there today. Both sisters have a background in home economics (Lind is a registered dietitian), and these are the recipes they have developed over the years. There are corn, wheat, rye, buckwheat, and multigrain breads, as well as some main dishes and desserts based on grains. Many old-fashioned breads are included, and the book has a nice, homey feel. A number of excellent books by artisan bakers have appeared in recent years, including Joe Ortiz's The Village Baker (LJ 12/92); with its sense of home and family, Recipes from the Old Mill has its own appeal.

  
  
  

Clueless About Wine or Soups and Stews for Fall and Winter Days

Clueless About Wine: The Best-Selling Guide to the Basics

Author: Richard Kitowski

Don't panic.

The simple truth is, choosing--and enjoying--the right wine only seems complicated.

Clueless about Wine--fully revised and updated for today's wine enthusiasts--is packed with practical, up-to-date, easy-to-follow information that will turn even the most clueless consumer into a confident wine enthusiast.

Table of Contents:

The Opening
Ready to Pop the Cork?

What is Wine, Anyway?
A Basic Survival Kit

• Is It Only Fermented Grape Juice?


• Why Doesn't Wine Smell Like Grapes?


• WineSpeak


• What's in a Grape?


• Do I need to Know Grape Names?


• Where in the World Do Grapes Come From?

Vine to Wine
Getting the Grapes into Bottles

• Our Three-minute History Lesson


• From Grapes to Bottles

A Wine Is a Wine Is a Wine
So What's on the Shelves?

• Still Wine


• Sparkling Wine


• Fortified Wine


• Dessert Wine


• Aromatized Wine


• Is Wine Good for You?

Where in the World Does Wine Come From?
Around the Wine World in about 60 Pages

• Old World vs. New World


• Deciphering All Those Initials


• France


• Italy


• Germany


• Spain


• Other Old World Countries


• United States


• Canada


• South America


• Australia


• New Zealand


• South Africa


• Rest of the World

The Art of Tasting Wine
Or Learning How to Spit

• The "Eyes" Have It


• Taste -- It's All in Your Nose!


• Is It OK to Touch?


• Who Gets the Last Word


• Putting It All Together


• Getting Ready to Spit


• Getting the Wine Out


• Do You Need Glasses?


• Tasting like a Pro


• Saving Opened Wine

Wine HasStyle
What's Yours?

• What's in Style?


• Finding Your Style


• Chill Out: Temperatures for Wine


• A Case of Wine for a Desert Island

Would You Like Wine with That?
The Art of Food and Wine Matching

• Practical Pairing Principles


• Wine for all Seasons


• Buying Wine in a Restaurant

Buy, Buy Wine
Hello Empties

• Where Can I Buy Wine?


• How Much to Spend?


• What's in Store For You?


• Visiting a Winery?


• Buying over the Internet


• Buying at an Auction


• Wine-Buying Clubs


• Giving It Away!

Mine, All Mine
Why Keep Wine?

• What Should We Have Tonight?


• Buying for the Future


• Do You Have to Spend Much?


• The Right Conditions


• What About Shelving


• It's All About Balance


• Does Wine Improve Indefinitely?

Index

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Soups and Stews for Fall and Winter Days

Author: Liza Fosburgh

From standard to adventurous, this collection offers recipesinspired by both a Southern childhood and Northern winters.

The Shoshoni Cookbook or Natural Estrogen Diet Recipe Book

The Shoshoni Cookbook: Vegetarian Recipes from the Shoshoni Yoga Spa

Author: Anne Saks

Let Shoshoni's two master cooks guide you in creating that nourishing atmosphere that turns good food into great food. Here is a sampling of the recipes that have made the Shoshoni Yoga Retreat kitchen a memorable experience for hundreds of diners and retreat-goers.

"...feature 175 physically and spiritually nourishing _vegetarian+ recipes".

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Natural Estrogen Diet & Recipe Book

Author: Lana Liew

The Natural Estrogen Diet and Recipe Book provides an alternative to menopause treatment that avoids hormone replacement therapy. The book not only features helpful charts and over 100 nutritious and tasty recipes, but also explains how plant estrogens can alleviate the symptoms of menopause.

Table of Contents:

Contents

Foreword....................vii
Preface to the Second Edition....................ix
Acknowledgments....................xiii
Introduction....................1
What Are the Advantages of the Natural Estrogen Diet?....................3
What Are the Disadvantages of the Natural Estrogen Diet?....................4
Part One * Natural Estrogens....................7
Chapter One * Estrogen Foods & Menopause....................9
Symptoms of Menopause....................10
Menopause and Hormone Replacement Therapy....................12
Plant Hormones Lessen Menopausal Symptoms....................15
How Phytoestrogens React in a Woman's Body....................16
Properties of Soy Proteins....................19
Studies on Soy and Hot Flashes....................21
How Much Soy Is Needed to Relieve Menopausal Symptoms?....................22
Factors Affecting Natural Phytoestrogens....................23
Other Natural Remedies That Regulate Hormonal Status....................24
Chapter Two * Plant Hormones & Other Health Concerns for Women....................27
How Phytoestrogens Protect Against Breast Cancer....................28
Other Ways to Slow Down Estrogen Production in the Breast....................30
Women, Heart Disease, and HRT....................32
Other Heart-Healthy Strategies....................35
Hormones Prevent Bone Loss....................39
Can Plant Hormones Protect Bones?....................40
A Lifestyle Program to Build Bones....................42
Chapter Three * An Introduction to Soy....................45
Nutritional Content of Soy....................46
The Many Faces ofSoy....................46
Chapter Four * Integrating Natural Estrogens into Your Life....................55
General Health Guidelines....................58
Not for Women Only....................61
Soy the Quick and Easy Way....................61
Part Two * Recipes....................67
Introduction....................68
Phytoestrogen Content....................69
Phytoestrogen Content of Recipes....................71
Glossary of Ingredients....................79
Basic Recipes....................85
Appetizers, Snacks, & Pick-Me-Ups....................93
Soups....................105
Salads, Dressings, & Side Dishes....................119
Main Courses....................147
Pancakes, Breads, & Muffins....................197
Desserts....................211
Appendix....................224
Health Glossary....................225
References....................229
Resources....................234
Information on Soy Products....................234
Specialty Soy Products....................234
Natural Progesterone Creams....................234
Mail-Order Sources for Recipe Ingredients....................235
Index....................236

150 Party Drinks or How to Cure a Hangover

150 Party Drinks: From Bombay Punch to the Brooklyn Bomber

Author: Whitecap Books

From Bombay Punch to the Brooklyn Bomber -- 150 classic and exotic cocktails and punches that are surefire hits at any party.

150 Party Drinks is the ultimate party companion for mixing the right party drinks for every occasion. A concise introduction explains the tools, ingredients and techniques used to mix up lively concoctions. Helpful tips, amusing anecdotes and mixing variations appear throughout the book.

Even designated drivers can join the fun with a special alcohol-free section. For those who partied too hard the night before, there's a selection of pick-me-ups.

Find recipes for delicious drinks such as:

• Cosmopolitan


• Spiced Ginger Punch


• Raspberry Champagne Cocktail


• Manhattan


• Sangria


• Mango Bellini


• Grapefruit Mint Cooler


• Prairie Oyster


• Passionfruit Margarita


• Mexican Marshmallow Mocha.

Abundantly illustrated with tempting color photographs, this book will be a welcome guest at any party.

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How to Cure a Hangover

Author: Salvatore Calabres

Never suffer from a hangover again-wisdom from a celebrated bartender.

Salvatore Calabrese is one of the world's top bartenders-and, as such, he also uses his bar to create magic potions to revive his clientele. His range of restorative cocktails, with and without alcohol, are much tastier (and more effective) than the usual "hair of the dog"-try his Blood Transfusion, Corpse Reviver, or Tokyo Bloody Mary, all guaranteed to make the morning after more bearable. Drawing on 30 years of experience, he reveals the best drinks for avoiding hangovers (like vodka) and the worst (like Bourbon). He offers other proven remedies as well, such as herbal cures-and for those who have been seriously over-imbibing, there's a complete three-day detox program to cleanse the system.

Salvatore Calabrese's other books include Classic Drinks and Complete Home Bartender's Guide.

Hemp Cookbook or Totally Strawberries Cookbook

Hemp Cookbook: From Seed to Shining Seed

Author: Todd Dalotto

• The first cookbook devoted to the use of super-nutritious hemp seed.

• Contains more than 50 low-fat, high-fiber, vegetarian recipes for both hempsters and mainstream cooks.

• Nature's best source of protein and EFAs--better even than soy.

Born from the flower of the cannabis plant is a seed bursting with vital energy that nourishes, heals, rebuilds, and refuels our bodies. Now this hallowed plant gets to shine in the world's first cookbook devoted exclusively to the delicious and nutritious dishes you can make using hemp seed. Packed with easily digestible proteins that contain the correct proportions of all eight essential amino acids necessary for good health, hemp seed surpasses even soy as the best vegetable protein available. High in dietary fiber but low in saturated fat, this miraculous and ancient food is also the planet's best source of essential fatty acids (EFAs), which a wealth of scientific research has shown help to prevent degenerative diseases, clean the arteries, improve brain function, and boost our immune systems.

In The Hemp Cookbook, Todd Dalotto serves up a tantalizing smorgasbord of recipes that combine the unique nutritional advantages of hemp seed with other vitamin- and mineral-rich foods, creating one of the healthiest and most original cookbooks ever offered. From hearty breakfasts of Hemp Pancakes to gourmet dinners of Vegan Cannabis Stuffed Shells and holiday toasts with rich and creamy Hemp Nog, Dalotto has produced a book that will be welcomed by hempsters and mainstream cooks alike. With chapters providing complete nutritional information on hemp seed, a culinary history of cannabis around the world, a listingof sources for hemp foods, and instructions for creating your own hemp oils, flours, milks, and butters, The Hemp Cookbook is the first and last word on cannabis cuisine.

Table of Contents:

 

The Hemp Cookbook
From Seed to Shining Seed

Introduction
Part 1: Hempseed Basics
Hempseed Overview
The Healing Nutritive Qualities of Hempseed
Hemp Food-Crafting 101
Part 2: Hempseed in a Garden of Healing Foods
Herbs and Spices: Seasoning with Hempseed
Friendly Fungus
Hempseed Underground: The Root Vegetables
Legumes
From the Sea
Veggies and Grains
Sweets: From Wild Berries to Decadent Delights
Baking with Hempseed
A Sip of Hemp
Part 3: Further Tales of Hempseed
Food for Feathers, Fins, and Four Legs
Free to Pee THC
Hempseed Farming
Appendix 1: Hemp Food Resource Directory
Appendix 2: Suggested Reading
Notes 
Index

Todd Dalotto is the founder and owner of Hungry Bear Hemp Foods, which currently offers consulting services to the growing hemp food industry in the United States. He worked as a macrobiotic chef until his interest in environmental activism led him to start Hungry Bear Hemp Foods. He lives and cooks in the mountains of western Oregon.

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Totally Strawberries Cookbook

Author: Helene Siegel

Strawberries are not generally considered the as very versatile ingredient. Yet, in this book, Helen Siegel confounds expectations with such recipes as spinach, citrus and strawberry salad, and savoury salsa with red peppers, red onions, cucumbers, chiles and strawberries.