Culinary Gardens or Wineries of British Columbia

Culinary Gardens: From Design to Palate

Author: McClur

Susan McClure, author of The Herb Gardener: A Guide for All Seasons, gives every gardener just the right mix of information to create your own ornamental, edible garden. The book contains eleven designs for all types of theme gardens - Mexican Sun Garden, American Heirloom Garden, Italian Villa Garden and other - with tips on how to make it your very own "highly liveable" space. But more than just instructions on how to design and what to grow in your theme garden, McClure takes you on an odyssey of harvesting and preparing the abundant rewards from your garden.

Combining McClure's beautiful full-color photographs, original full-color garden designs, plant portraits, recipes and helpful hints, this book is a step-by-step guide for anyone who gardens. With the theme that our garden space is our living space, just as our house is, why not plan a garden that satisfies our personal needs for beauty and liveability, while allowing us to reap the harvest of healthy, organic foods.

Library Journal

McClure's (The Herb Gardener, Garden Way, 1995) book on vegetable gardening emphasizes garden design and recipes more than actual vegetable growing. Popularizing the concepts of Rosemary Verey by using vegetables to please the eye as well as the taste buds, McClure provides designs for 11 different vegetable gardens, from country casual to a formal Elizabethan knot garden. Along with a detailed garden plan, she lists specific varieties of recommended vegetables, fruits, herbs, or flowers and finishes off each chapter with related recipes. Growing guidelines for each plant are contained in the chapter "Encyclopedia of Crops." McClure's designs elevate vegetable gardening from the traditional backyard plot to front-garden eye catchers, but libraries will have to judge whether local interest justifies the price.Molly Newling, Piscataway P.L., N.J.

Book about: Cooking the Mediterranean Way or Aggies Moms and Apple Pie

Wineries of British Columbia

Author: John Schreiner

Covering 122 wineries, John Schreiner outlines the history of production and rise to fame of the province's domestic wines. Full of useful resources such as wine shop hours and contact information, The Wineries of British Columbia is an invaluable tour guide.

Cooking with Sea Vegetables or Totally Picnic Cookbook

Cooking with Sea Vegetables

Author: Peter Bradford

High in minerals and protein and low in calories, sea vegetables have always been valued for their rejuvenating and purifying properties. They can be combined with other foods to form the basis of a balanced diet free from meat, dairy products and additives. This book is a comprehensive guide to this traditional food of the future.

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Totally Picnic Cookbook

Author: Helene Seigel

This is another die-cut cutie, this time tailor-made for cooking and dining in the great outdoors. Totally Picnic presents a potpurri of al fresca feasts for a host of inspired occasions-from an intimate indoor fete to a Baja beach bash. This book is a welcome addition to the Totally cookbook series for outdoor enthusiasts and cooks alike!

Recetas de Chocolate or The Microwave Kitchen Handbook

Recetas de Chocolate: Desde los Granos de Cacao A las Madalenas, Mousses y Moles

Author: Caroline Jeremy

From simple to sophisticated and sweet to savory, these are 100 of the most decadent and delicious recipes featuring one of the most versatile and luxurious ingredients in the world—chocolate. Chapters include quick and easy recipes, seasonal recipes, innovative dishes, simple secrets, cooking techniques, and traditional concoctions such as cookie and cake recipes. Peppered with anecdotal histories of the Mayas of Belize, the harvesting of cacao plants, and the production of chocolate, this decadent cookbook is a delight for all senses. 
 
Desde recetas simples a sofisticadas, dulces o saladas, estas son 100 de las recetas más decadentes de uno de los ingredientes más versátiles del mundo. Delicioso en cualquier ocasión, el chocolate es más que un simple postre. Los capítulos incluyen recetas rápidas y fáciles, usos para cada temporada, platos interesantes, secretos sencillos, técnicas de preparación y usos tradicionales como recetas para galletas y pasteles. También incluye varias anécdotas acerca de la historia de los mayas de Belice, el cultivo del cacao y la producción del chocolate. Este delectable recetario es una delicia para todos los sentidos.

Read also Goods Power History or Decision Support in the Data Warehouse

The Microwave Kitchen Handbook

Author: Carol Bowen

Provides all the essential information, from selecting microwave settings to choosing and caring for the equipment.

Barbecue Secrets or Rum

Barbecue Secrets

Author: Ronnie Shewchuck

Do you live for the joy of cooking outdoors? Get ready to turn routine grilling into "high ceremonial cooking," because Ron "Rockin' Ronnie" Shewchuk, international barbecue champion, is ready to share his recipes with backyard cooks. From stories of the competitive barbecue circuit to recipes that will blow your guests away, Barbecue Secrets is the ultimate guide to the barbecue lifestyle.

The book includes over 100 recipes for rubs, marinades and sauces, side dishes, seafood, desserts, drinks, and meat dishes. You will find the Classic Burger Deluxe, Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Championship Barbecue Chicken, and Texas Slow-Smoked Brisket. Recipes are categorized as Classic Everyday, Asian, Mediterranean, Southwestern, and Championship Q, making it simple for readers to identify related dishes and plan a menu with ease. "Rockin' Ronnie" provides an insider's view of the fascinating world of competitive barbecue. His humorous anecdotes and historical facts make Barbecue Secrets an essential guide for backyard gourmets everywhere.

New interesting textbook: Safety at Work or Effective Management

Rum: A Social and Sociable History of the Real Spirit of 1776

Author: Ian Williams

Rum arguably shaped the modern world. It was to the eighteenth century what oil is to the present, but its significance has been diminished by a misguided sense of old-fashioned morality dating back to Prohibition. In fact, Rum shows that even the Puritans took a shot now and then. Rum, too, was one of the major engines of the American Revolution, a fact often missing from histories of the era. Ian Williams's book—as biting and multilayered as the drink itself—triumphantly restores rum's rightful place in history, taking us across space and time, from the slave plantations of seventeenth-century Barbados (the undisputed birthplace of rum) through Puritan and revolutionary New England, to voodoo rites in modern Haiti, where to mix rum with Coke risks invoking the wrath of the gods. He also depicts the showdown between the Bacardi family and Fidel Castro over the control of the lucrative rights to the Havana Club label. Telling photographs are also featured in this barnstorming history of the real "Spirit of 1776."

Publishers Weekly

The Nation's Williams (Deserter: Bush's War on Military Families) offers a spirited-if rambling-discussion of the history and spread of rum, from the field-side stills of 17th-century Barbados to the scientifically calibrated factories of modern multinationals like Bacardi. His main point? That the "role of rum and drink in both causing and effecting the American Revolution has been filtered out" of our history books. Williams details the mechanics of the pre-Revolutionary triangles of trade: African slaves for the Caribbean sugarcane plantations were purchased with rum distilled in New England from Caribbean molasses. He deftly describes how the American colonists evaded British taxation of rum-making supplies, and relishes the notion of our patriotic forefathers as a bunch of rum-sozzled smugglers. His other discussions-on the use of rum rations by various countries' navies, the production of rum in other parts of the world, the efficacy of Prohibition and his own rum-tasting forays-are less focused. Readers also may tire of Williams's tendency to overwork the liquor metaphor: "cultural alembic," "heady cocktail," "good spirits," "the equation in a small tot," etc. 10 pages of b&w illus. not seen by PW. Agent, Colin Campbell. (Sept.) Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

Kirkus Reviews

All about the distilled spirit that fueled the slave trade and sparked the American Revolution. Nation correspondent Williams, author of foodstuff histories Salt (2001) and Spice (2004), documents the etymological origins of rum-"kill-devil" is one especially pungent early name for the stuff. In the Caribbean, especially Barbados, massive plantations grew the bulk of the cane that could be transformed into what the English for a time called "Barbados Waters." The brutal work of sugar production required untold numbers of slaves, a vital component of 18th-century trading among Africa, the Caribbean and the New England colonies. Williams highlights just how lucrative and corrupting the business was, comparing the colonial-era Caribbean to today's petroleum-enriched Middle East. He ascribes to the rum business the origins of the French-Indian War and the American Revolution. During the 1760s, colonists smuggled one barrel of rum for every two that were legally taxed, and their desire for cheap liquor whipped up plenty of anti-Crown sentiment. The story becomes less colorful as it comes closer to modern times: Life at sea just isn't as much fun once British and American navies stop issuing grog rations; and the consolidating efforts of substandard producers like Bacardi are hardly as interesting, though arguably less reprehensible, than the activities of those who sold "the rum that was made from the molasses that had been traded for cod . . . then bartered in West Africa for yet more slaves." Nonetheless, Williams (himself an avid collector of rumabilia) keeps his narrative chatty and informative to the end. Rambunctious, rollicking history, sodden with tasty lore.

Homemade in Half the Time or Shiok

Homemade in Half the Time: Over 200 Easy and Delicious Recipes for Everyday

Author: Shea Waggoner

Preparing high-quality, home-cooked meals in record time has never been easier—or more delicious!

You can enjoy that special homemade taste without spending hours in the kitchen. The new generation of convenience foods—like precut produce and premarinated meats—make it possible to enjoy outstanding home-cooked meals, fast! You simply need to know what ingredients to buy, what cooking techniques to use, and when you can safely slash preparation and cooking time without sacrificing taste.

Here readers will learn how to shave 3 hours off Chicken Pot Pie with Biscuits or how to make a Clementine Tart with White Chocolate Macadamia Cookie Crust in only 8 minutes of hands-on time. In fact, more than 50 recipes require only five ingredients or less (plus salt and pepper). And readers will get two meals for the work of one with Double-Duty Dinners (learning, for instance, how to transform a set-aside portion of Roasted Chicken and Turnips in Peanut Sauce into Thai Chicken Noodle Salad). Menus and shopping guides make planning for a week’s meals as hassle-free as possible.

With more than 200 streamlined recipes and a wealth of ingenious time-saving tips, Homemade in Half the Time is the perfect cookbook for 21st-century America, when people’s schedules are more hectic than ever yet they are more demanding about the flavor and healthfulness of the meals they eat.

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Shiok!: Terry Tan's Favorite Singapore Recipes

Author: Terry Tan

Discover, explore, and savor the delights of the kitchen with the doyen of Singaporean cuisine. Shiok! (which means Wow!) is a blessing to the novice-the encyclopedia of ingredients, detailed description of utensils and implements, and notes on techniques will help even the greenest cook explore this luscious culinary realm. And for the veteran, Shiok! is both a bible of standard classics like chili crab, satay, and bak kut and a guide to new favorites such as chicken tempura, healthy nasi ulam, and creative versions of roti prata. With over 100 color photographs, Shiok! is an attractive, easy-to-use introduction to the cuisine of this rising star of Asia.

Lets Have a Dog Party or The Gourmet Potluck

Let's Have a Dog Party: 20 tailwagging celebrations to Share with Your Best Friend

Author: Ingrid E Newkirk

Dogs don't need a reason to celebrate, and neither should their guardians! With Ingrid E. Newkirk's Let's Have a Dog Party! you'll learn that every day can be a special occasion-Ingrid shows you just how to make the most of it for dogs and yourself.

Each page is packed with tips for:

Hosting a themed party, including fiestas, luaus, adoption-day celebrations, and "bark" mitzvahs
• Creating goodie bags and gifts for canine and human guests
• Making dog food and people food with recipes from Alicia Silverstone, Jackie Chan, William Shatner, and other stars who love dogs
• Celebrating doggie joy every day of the year

Whether it's a ride in the car, a trip to the beach, a special viewing of a D(dog)-rated film, or a good old-fashioned howl at the moon, Ingrid explains how to throw the perfect party for the ultimate party animal.

Read also In Search of Another Country or What Happened

The Gourmet Potluck: Show-Stopping Recipes for the Buffet Table

Author: Beth Hensperger

Has yet another potluck invitation landed in your mailbox? The anitdote to any resulting what-should-I-bring woes, The Gourmet Potluck is the definitive guide to being the star of every meal cooked by committee. Here, the caterer and award-winning cookbook author Beth Hensperger shares her fifty favorite crowd-pleasing recipes, including Filo Green Tart with Fresh Dill and Feta; Zucchini, Turkey, and Wild Rice Casserole; Sweet Potato Torta with Apple, Parmesan, and Fresh Thyme; and Moroccan Chicken with Dried Fruit and Olives.

Organized seasonally and focusing on fresh ingredients (with several vegetarian options), these recipes are sophisticated, straightforward, and so delicious that everyone will beg for copies. Some recipes are scaled to serve an intimate gathering of eight people; others, a large buffet of thirty-six. All transport well, have a wide appeal, and are proven to send the serving dish home empty. Each recipe also includes a preparation timeline, serving equipment requirements, transportation notes, and reheating instructions. From Super Bowl parties to summer barbecues to bridal showers, this book dishes up ideas and tips aplenty for every potluck occasion.

New Orleans Seafood Cookbook or New Roadhouse Recipes

New Orleans Seafood Cookbook

Author: Andrew Jaeger

The third-generation seafood chef and proprietor of the famous French Quarter restaurant presents 125 of his best-loved recipes, lavishly illustrated with full-color photos.

Publishers Weekly

Jaeger and DeMers have created a primer to get cooks who don't know an touff e from a gumbo on the road to Creole bliss. Chef Jaeger, whose family has been in the New Orleans seafood business for decades, and veteran cookbook scribe DeMers spare not an ounce of Southern hospitality while instructing how to peel shrimp, open an oyster and suck the spice out of the head of a crawfish. Missing and needed, however, are suggestions on just how to acquire, say, some fresh Channel Catfish or the obscure Southern fruit known as a mirliton. Meanwhile there is no shortage of Jaeger family history, New Orleans small talk and tips on living the good life (cranked-up music, Louisiana shrimp and a cold beer). Recipes run the gamut from the simple (Fried Shrimp, Blackened Tuna) to the sublime (Crawfish Ravioli in a Hot Brandy Cream Sauce, Oysters Rockefeller) and the ridiculous (a Bread Pudding that absorbs a can of fruit cocktail, a Jambalaya that calls for a quarter pound of margarine). Preambles to each of the recipes often prove amusingly disarming: the directions for a questionable concoction called Asparagus-Lemon-Cream Trout begin by stating, "Sometimes you try a combination and just get lucky." Such logic makes this collection a worthwhile gamble for easy-does-it cooks or die-hard Yankees in search of a different cuisine. (July) Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.

Table of Contents:

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS	vii
INTRODUCTION	1
STIRRING THE GUMBO POT	11
NEW ORLEANS SEAFOOD GLOSSARY	17
SHRIMP	23
OYSTERS	51
CRABS	67
FISH	85
CRAWFISH	101
LAGNIAPPE	123
DESSERTS	135
BASICS	143
INDEX	153
ABOUT THE AUTHORS	164

Book review: Advanced Accounting Study Guide with Working Papers in Excel or Equality Rights and the Autonomous Self

New Roadhouse Recipes

Author: Morris Communication Corp

Travelers and cooks alike will enjoy this new collection of recipes from the editors of The Milepost. Almost 200 entries submitted by restaurants, hotels, lodges, inns and bed and breakfasts fill the pages of this book, representing the best the North's "new" roadhouses have to offer.

Enciclopedia Del Vino or Nashvilles Lower Broad

Enciclopedia Del Vino

Author: Christian Callec

Educational, entertaining, and stimulating to the senses, these authoritative and handsome encyclopedias present each of their subjects in rich detail. Packed with information, photographs, and illustrations, each book is organized around helpful themes.

This photographic reference of vineyards, wine cellars, wines, wine bottles, and wine labels from around the world describes the various grapes, history, origin, and manufacturing of wines from the exotic tastes of the Middle East to the bold newcomers from California.
 
 

Conteniendo información completa, estas hermosas enciclopedias son también educativas y entretenidas. Ya sea para satisfacer la curiosidad o para estimular los sentidos presentan cada uno de los temas con gran detalle. Llenas de información, fotografías e ilustraciones, cada trabajo en esta serie es de muy fácil acceso ya que están ingeniosamente organizadas en torno a temas prácticos.

Incluye más de 800 fotografías de viñedos, bodegas, vinos, botellas de vinos y etiquetas de todo el mundo. Describe la variedad de uvas, su historia y origen y también la producción de vinos que van desde las variedades más exóticas del Medio Oriente como a las más notables y nuevas de California.

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Nashville's Lower Broad: The Street that Music Made

Author: Bill Rouda

A gritty, moving, and honest profile in time of a legendary wellspring of country musicLike Beale Street in Memphis and Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Lower Broadway was the heart of the country music scene in Nashville, the place where locals could rub elbows with stars and impromptu jam sessions could last late into the night. But after the Grand Ole Opry moved out of the Ryman Auditorium in the 1970s, Lower Broad deteriorated into a down-and-out skid row. When the Ryman's reopening and urban gentrification started bringing people—especially tourists—back to Lower Broad in the 1990s, locals fought to retain some of its old-time authenticity. Bill Rouda's evocative photographs captured the return of the spirit of real country music in honky-tonks like Tootsie's Orchid Lounge and Robert's Western World. Here bands like the hip, retro BR549 played for tips while fans danced the night away, ignoring the shadows of the newly constructed convention center and the glare of Planet Hollywood. Rouda's photographs also capture legends like Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson and attest to the true heart and soul of country music. 90 duotones.

Author Biography: Bill Rouda, a commercial and documentary photographer, lives in North Carolina. Lucinda Williams is a Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter. David Eason is professor of journalism at Middle Tennessee State University.

Table of Contents:

	Foreword	vii
	Preface	xi
	Longing for a Song: Nashville's Lower Broadway in Good Times and Bad	1
	Nashville's Lower Broad	18
	Acknowledgments	130

Women of Wine or Great Whole Grain Breads

Women of Wine: The Rise of Women in the Global Wine Industry

Author: Ann B Matasar

This inspiring, engagingly written book, with its personal approach and global scope, is the first to explore women's increasingly influential role in the wine industry, traditionally a very male-dominated domain. Women of Wine draws on interviews with dozens of leading women winemakers, estate owners, professors, sommeliers, wine writers, and others in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, and elsewhere to create a fascinating mosaic of the women currently shaping the wine world that also offers a revealing insiders' look at the wine industry.

To set the stage, Ann B. Matasar chronicles the historical barriers to women's participation in the industry, reviews post-World War II changes that created new opportunities for them, and pays tribute to a few extraordinary nineteenth-century women who left their mark on wine despite the odds against them. She then turns to her primary topic: an accessible discussion of women associated with some of the most prestigious wineries and institutions in both the Old and New Worlds that emphasizes their individual and collective contributions. Matasar also considers issues of importance to women throughout the business world including mentors, networking, marriage, family, education, self-employment versus the corporate life, and risk taking.

Library Journal

After reading this well-documented chronicle on the growing presence of women in the centuries-old wine industry, one understands why wine is gaining in popularity over other alcoholic beverages: the "women of wine" are passionate about both their path and their product. Through revealing profiles of all of the major women in the global wine industry, Matasar (business, emerita, Roosevelt Univ.; Corporate PACs and Federal Campaign Financing Laws) shows that the obstacles-gender bias, social mores, etc.-that women must overcome to gain success in this historically male-dominated field are not qualitatively different from those encountered in other professions. Matasar interviewed representative women from all facets of the trade in the United States, as well as in Great Britain, France, Italy, Australia, and New Zealand: they are owners of great wineries, marketers, sommeliers, writers, and educators. Oenophiles as well as the merely curious will rejoice in learning intriguing facets of the industry, including the demanding test that must be passed before an aspirant can be called a "Master of Wine." A solid choice for large business, hospitality, and women's studies collections.-Peter R. Latusek, Stanford Graduate Sch. of Business Lib., CA Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Table of Contents:

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction

1. Women Need Not Apply
2. The Changing Face of the Wine Business
3. A Toast to the Past
4. Viticultrices et Propriétaires
5. Le Donne del Vino
6. The New World: California
7. The New World: The Southern Hemisphere
8. Knowledge Is Power
9. Uncorking Sales
10. Past, Present, Future

Appendix 1: List of Interviews
Appendix 2: Women Masters of Wine
Appendix 3: Women Master Sommeliers
Glossary
Bibliography
Index

Books about: Secular Conscience or Utopia

Great Whole Grain Breads

Author: Beatrice A Ojakangas

The crust, the texture, the aroma, the taste-a hearty whole grain bread makes the meal or, in the case of the cheese breads, blinis, or calzone that Beatrice Ojakangas serves up, becomes the meal. The seasoned baker and the passionate amateur, the connoisseur and the simply famished will find plenty to celebrate in Ojakangas's classic bread-making book.

Whether it's traditional Finnish rye, old-fashioned corn bread, scones, croissants, pretzels, or popovers, the perfect bread for any occasion can be found in this book, along with companionable advice for making it perfectly every time. For the baker with no time to spare, Ojakangas includes a large assortment of fast and easy breads.

With more than 250 sweet-and-savory recipes, easy-to-follow, step-by-step techniques for mixing and kneading, and special hints for working with whole grains, Great Whole Grain Breads should find a place in every baker's kitchen.

Beatrice Ojakangas is the author of dozens of cookbooks, including The Great Scandinavian Baking Book, Scandinavian Feasts, and The Great Holiday Baking Book, all published by Minnesota. She has appeared on television's Baking with Julia Child and Martha Stewart's Living, and has written articles for many newspapers and magazines, including Cooking Light, Family Circle, and Bon Appetit. She lives in Duluth, Minnesota.

American Food or Lo mejor de Italia

American Food: The Gastronomic Story

Author: Evan Jones

What exactly is American Food? The answer to that elusive question must lie in the sum of America's many historical parts, from the first encounters between Puritan settlers and Native Americans to the eclectic traditions that German, French, Italian, Greek, and Asian immigrants have brought to this country.

In a journey stuffed with delicious history and delightful anecdotes, Evan Jones traces our culinary heritage from colonial times into the present. As he examines such diverse American kitchen achievements as soul food, Cajun cooking, Yankee-Hill country fare, and festive Southern dinners, he proves that there is a delicious and uniquely American style of cooking. American Food is the perfect kitchen companion for the patriotic gourmet.

Book about: Pure Simple Natural Weight Control or The Dish

Lo mejor de Italia

Author: Sophie Braimbridg

With recipes for everything from antipasti and soup to pasta, risotto, meat, and vegetables, this is the perfect book for anyone with an interest in Italian food. With a glossary of ingredients and cooking terms, as well as notes on preparing and serving dishes, even beginners will have no trouble making meals infused with the flavor of Italy.

New New Southern Basics or Two of Usand Friends

New New Southern Basics

Author: Martha Phelps Stamps

Southern cooking was an act of art and love at one time, according to Martha Stamps, but during the middle of the twentieth century an "abomination of honest southern cooking" took place. As women joined the work force in ever-increasing numbers, their lives became so busy that eating became an inconvenience and cooking a chore. Anything that could render the job of feeding the family more convenient was hallowed. Instant meals, frozen foods, microwaves-these became the staples of "cooking," replacing the knowledge and techniques once handed down from generation to generation. Casserole Cuisine-"just add Velveeta and a can of cream of mushroom soup"-pushed aside the traditional hearty cuisine of the South.
 
Blessedly, a change is occurring throughout the nation and particularly in the South. Today's homemakers are looking to get back in touch with the foods of character that previous generations took for granted. The cuisine celebrated in The New New Southern Basics performs that role, reaching back to a generation that took the time to do things right and recreating the basic southern foods in ways that accommodate the tastes and nutritional concerns of our time. Martha Stamps exalts the use of fresh ingredients and cooking from scratch, noting that this is more than a matter of style; it tastes better and is much more valuable nutritionally and economically.
 
The first edition of this book, The New Southern Basics, was published to critical acclaim in 1997. "This is the food that has found its way to the hottest restaurants in New York and Los Angeles, but which tastes even better at home," Stamps writes. This food is "worth taking a little time and giving a little effort, for your friends, your family, your own satisfaction."

Interesting book: Southwestern Grill or Cooks Guide to Grains

Two of Us...and Friends: A Young Couple's Guide to Entertaining (Easily, Affordably) with Wit and Style

Author: Jessie Carry Saunders

The Two of Us...and Friends introduces young couples to cooking and entertaining, while providing fun and inexpensive ways to have all the extras like flowers, candles, and invitations. There are no styrofoam balls to roll in glitter, only useful, elegant, and playful ways to entertain with ease and style. Organized with the 2-4-6-8 principle, each section contains four full menus, plus cooking, decorating, and entertaining tips taken from real life experiences. The "2" chapter, for "The Two of You," deals with the couple's care and feeding, emphasizing the need for alone time. The "4" chapter for a "Party of Four" includes easy but sophisticated menus with a seasonal bent. "6" celebrates "The Joy of Six" with lunches and dinners, sometimes in unusual places, and "Eight and Up" changes the formula slightly to provide not only a swanky dinner party for eight, but for sixteen, twenty-four, and thirty-two. Special "Multiplication Tables" note which menus are easily halved, doubled, and more, with specific notes on what might occur if the reader wants to alter the recipes. Easy, annotated recipe conversions provide additional assistance. Rounding out this Uniquely wonderful book are Jessie's exuberant, contemporary tone, unique entertaining suggestions, and delicious watercolor illustrations throughout.

All about Soups and Stews or Field Guide to Buying Organic

All about Soups and Stews

Author: Irma S Rombauer

The book that taught America how to cook, now illustrated with glorious color photography

ALL ABOUT

SOUPS & STEWS

A fresh and original way to put the classic advice of Joy of Cooking to work -- illustrated and designed in a beautiful and easy-to-use new book.

• Chapters covering vegetable soups and stews, legume soups and stews, chowders, meat and poultry soups and stews, fruit soups, and more

• More than 130 of Joy's most popular recipes -- from Fresh Tomato Soup to Mulligatawny Soup to Brunswick Stew -- plus recipes for 14 different stocks

• Easy-to-follow tips and techniques for effective storage, serving, and ingredient substitutions

Sixty years after Irma Rombauer advised new cooks to "Stand facing the stove," America's love affair with Joy of Cooking continues unabated. And why not? Joy in hand, tens of millions of people -- from novices to professionals -- have learned to do everything from make a meat loaf to clean a squid to frost a wedding cake. For decades, Joy of Cooking has taught America how to cook, serving as the standard against which all other cookbooks are judged.

All About Soups & Stews upholds that standard. While keeping the conversational and instructional manner of the flagship book, All About Soups & Stews is organized into ten chapters that cover stocks and broths, chowders, fish and seafood soups and stews, fruit soups, and more. This book incorporates more than 130 of Joy's best-loved recipes -- Chicken Stock to Irish Stew to Melon Soup. You'll also find recipes for a dozen or more condiments and quick breads, as well astechniques for straining and storing stock. Add to that more than 150 original photographs, specially commissioned for this volume, presented in the most easy-to-use design imaginable.

Whether you belong to one of the millions of American households that already own a copy (or two) of Joy, or you have never cracked the spine of a cookbook before, Joy of Cooking: All About Soups & Stews is for you. It is a spectacular achievement, worthy of its name. Joy has never been more beautiful.

The Indispensable Kitchen Resource...

All-New, All-Purpose, and now All-in-Color

Library Journal

The first four titles in a new series, these are spin-offs from The All New All Purpose Joy of Cooking (LJ 10/15/97), the major revision of the old favorite. Unlike the "new Joy" or any previous edition, these are filled with photographs, 100 full-color and 50 black-and-white each. Most of the text and the recipes come directly from the 1997 book, although some of the material has been reorganized, and some new material is included that didn't make it into that edition. (On the other hand, not all the recipes from the chicken chapter, for example, made it into All About Chicken.) The books have a very appealing look, and readers will find the photographs of ingredients, finished dishes, and techniques helpful, but since the 1,136-page Joy is still available for $35, most home cooks may not want to buy these, too. By the same token, they seem great for "borrowing," and libraries are sure to face demand. Strongly recommended. Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.

Interesting textbook: Machine at Work or Just a Housewife

Field Guide to Buying Organic

Author: Luddene Perry

The definitive guide to healthful, affordable food shopping in the Organic Age—from a pioneer in the organic movement

What does it really mean when a food is labeled organic? While many of us believe there are good reasons to buy organic, what exactly are they? The authors of this indispensable handbook sift fact from fiction to help you make informed decisions that are right for you. Here is everything you need to know, including when paying more for organic is worth it—and when it’s not. A Field Guide to Buying Organic provides you with:

·Self-tests to determine your current organic-shopping habits—and the type of organic shopper you want to become

·A primer on organic food standards, labels, and seals

·Health and quality comparisons of organically grown versus conventionally grown produce

·An aisle-by-aisle supermarket guide to information about the most popular organic produce, dairy, meat and poultry, baked goods, nuts, seeds, grains, convenience foods, and drinks

·The truth about pesticides, hormones, genetically modified foods (GMOs), toxins, and bacteria

…Plus illustrations featuring product logos and contact information, and a fascinating overview of the evolution of organics

Publishers Weekly

Perry, a teacher and consultant to the organic food industry, and freelance writer Schultz skillfully guide readers through the complexities of organic food production, distribution and consumption to help informed purchasing decisions. They begin by detailing the history of organic farming; federal regulations and the U.S.D.A. certification process; nonorganic practices of concern for consumers (pesticides, hormones, genetically engineered organisms and crops, etc.); and the effects of current production methods on the environment and society. Then, they give an aisle-by-aisle guide to supermarket and health food store shelves. Useful tools-such as label and ingredient comparisons, a brand guide, explanations of processing methods-will allow readers to confidently choose between conventional and organic products. In each section, the authors offer quizzes for readers to pinpoint the concerns that drive their choices: health, economic, environmental, social or culinary. Readers whose main motivation is to safeguard health may be surprised to learn that some organic products don't have clear advantages over conventional ones, while those who seek the freshest, best-performing products may be inspired to select organic items more frequently. Similarly, price-conscious shoppers will discover that some organic products do offer definite advantages for only a few cents more. The authors' balanced approach should appeal to those committed to organics and skeptics alike. (Aug. 30) Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

Library Journal

With organic food turning into big business, savvy consumers will appreciate this guide to groceries. Beginning with explanations of organic labeling, certification, and pricing, Perry, a consultant to the organic food industry, and Schultz, a freelance writer, go on to explain the evolution of the organic movement in terms of environmental, societal, and health concerns. In chapters devoted to each major store aisle, the authors use easy-to-interpret tables to explain how food is produced and brought to market, highlighting important points about conventional vs. organic production, best bets, and guides to brands. They debunk common misconceptions along the way, just as Steve Meyerowitz did in The Organic Food Guide: How To Shop Smarter and Eat Healthier. Although well documented, Buying Organic may overwhelm more casual shoppers owing to the array of covered topics. Recommended for larger public libraries.-Bonnie Poquette, Boerner Botanical Gardens Lib., Milwaukee Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

Table of Contents:

	Acknowledgments	vii
	Introduction	1
	A Note to the Reader	5
Part I	Organic Foods and You	7
Chapter 1	Organics 101	13
Chapter 2	The Evolution of Organic Agriculture	31
Chapter 3	Organic Foods and Your Health	43
Chapter 4	Organic Foods and the Environment	59
Chapter 5	Organic Foods and Society	73
Part II	Navigating the Aisles	87
Aisle 1	The Produce Department	97
Aisle 2	Breads, Cereals, Pasta, and Grains	131
Aisle 3	Seeds, Beans, Nuts, and Oils	155
Aisle 4	The Dairy Case	181
Aisle 5	Meat and Fish	215
Aisle 6	Beverages	245
Aisle 7	Processed Foods	277
	Conclusion: Beyond the Checkout Counter	307
	Notes	315
	Index	335

Steeped or Moms Secret Recipe File

Steeped: In the World of Tea

Author: Sharon Bard

Spanning the globe from Russia to Japan, from Kenya to Palestine, from Germany to Sumatra, Steeped is a literary anthology about the world's most popular drink. This full-color, beautifully illustrated collection celebrates the ancient traditions of tea and their place in the modern world. Here are recipes for Moroccan mint tea, the perfect Indian chai, and Chinese fertility tea. And just as conversation and stories go naturally with a cup of tea, here are stories that take you around the world: to Japan during the Korean War, to a tea picnic in the Himalayas, to a Sumatran jungle where POWs drink English tea over chess, to an American kitchen where a Palestinian makes mint tea.

Table of Contents:

	Introduction	9
	Monkey-Picked Oolong	11
	Dr. Fu's Tea	13
	A Geography of Tea	19
	Extra Malty Assam	29
	Picnic Tea on Flag Hill	31
	Making Tea	36
	The Wine of the Poor	39
	Kenya, Marinya Estate	49
	Chai	51
	Streaming Green Tea	63
	Peppermint Tea: A Cultural Inheritance	77
	Strong Brew	87
	When Mom Was a Hippie	99
	Closed Eyes Smiling	107
	Passage	119
	C'est bon, ca	129
	Moroccan Mint Tea	135
	Sumatran Moonlight	139
	Lapsang Souchong	155
	Tell Me Something Good	157
	Tea Cups and Christmas Angels	167
	Making a Cup of Green Tea, I Stop the War	175
	Ti Kuan Yin	179
	About the Writers	181

See also: L'Expansion de la Chine dans l'Hémisphère de L'Ouest :les Implications pour l'Amérique latine et les États-Unis

Mom's Secret Recipe File: More than 125 Treasured Recipes from the Mothers of Our Greatest Chefs

Author: Christopher Styler

Mom's Secret Recipe File is a veritable Who's Who of American cooking!

Finally, a book that reveals our top celebrity chefs' most secret recipes -- the ones their moms taught them.

Who inspired Jamie Oliver to put a premium on fresh, "naked" food? Who influenced Sylvia Woods' talent for titillating the sweet tooth? It just might have something to do with their mothers. Now, in this one-of-a-kind cookbook, America's top celebrity chefs divulge the cooking secrets that started it all. Mom's Secret Recipe File features endearing stories, approachable recipes, family cooking lore, valuable tips, and timeless advice from each chef/mother pair. The duos are featured in "mini chapters" that begin with short introductions written by the chefs -- a favorite memory about how their moms' cooking styles inspired their own -- followed by four recipes from their moms' secret files.

Mom's Secret Recipe File is not only a perfect Mother's Day gift, it's sure to become a cooking classic.

Other chefs who share their mothers' recipes include:

--Jamie Oliver
--Nigella Lawson
--Sara Moulton
--Lidia Bastianich
--Daniel Boulud
--Art Smith
--Chris Styler
--Sylvia Woods
--Jacques Pepin
--Rose L Beranbaum
--Barbara Kafka
--Nick Malgieri
--Joan Nathan
--Ming Tsai
--Martin Yan
--Mollie Katzen
--Tom Colicchio
--Jim Perdue
--Jasper White
--Anthony Bourdain
--Rocco DiSpirito

A portion of the proceeds of Mom's Secret Recipe File will go to the Women's Commision for Refugee Women and Children, which since 1989 has worked to improve the lives and defend the rights of refugee and internally displaced women, children, and adolescents.

Editor Chris Styler is an experienced chef, restaurant consultant, recipe developer, culinary producer, and cookbook author. He was the chef of Metro C.C. in Manhattan and Blue Collar Food, a successful catering company. He is a contributing editor to Food Arts. In the last three years, he has been the Culinary Producer for several award-winning PBS television series including Julia and Jacques: Cooking at Home and Lidia's Italian-American Kitchen. His most recent cookbook, Smokin': Getting the Most from Your Stovetop Smoker. He lives in South Orange, New Jersey.

Publishers Weekly

This Mother's Day book is a marketing coup: what chef doesn't have a mother or grandmother who inspired him or her as a child? And who wouldn't want to hear those stories? That said, this collection transcends its own gimmickry. The chefs' anecdotes are truly engaging, telling of wise and clever female relations ("mother" is loosely defined) who fling wide the doors of their kitchens for their charges like fairy godmothers. These are simple recipes, for the most part-true comfort foods, as remembered by a chef's inner child. (The one predictable exception is Jeremiah Tower, whose idea of a user-friendly recipe is idiosyncratic: "Put a whole small and trimmed codfish that has been boned through the back la Colbert into the pan.") Most of the recipes-especially Jasper White's Shrimp with Thyme Butter, Sylvia Woods's Biscuits, and Anthony Bourdain's Baked Macaroni-are can't-miss formulas. If there's a prevailing theme, it's belly-filling foods with big flavors, like Grandma Sarah's Lamb and Prune Stew from Rose Levy Beranbaum, or Rocco DiSpirito's Pasta for Breath Only a Mother Could Love. Styler presents the recipes one chef at a time, but a helpful index lists the recipes by course, which is more practical for a browsing cook. The best guarantee that this restaurateur's cookbook will actually be usable at home may be summed up in Joan Nathan's kind advice on making jelly roll cookies: "If you only have only 1 baking sheet, roll, fill, and bake the cookies in 2 batches." Agent, Kim Yorio. (Apr. 14) Forecast: With national publicity with some of the contributors, print ads, and online marketing and publicity on cooking Web sites, this book has a good shot at being one of this year's top Mother's Day sellers. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.

Library Journal

Like Michael Rosen's Cooking from the Heart, this book focuses on the connections between food and family but emphasizes the matriarchal side. (Rosen's book benefited Share Our Strength, the national antihunger agency, and Styler's will help the Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children.) A food writer who has worked as a chef and a caterer, Styler introduces the contributors, who include Jacques Pepin, Rocco DiSpirito, and Jamie Oliver (the "Naked Chef"), and then they provide reminiscences and reflections about the influence their mothers-grandmothers appear often as well-have had on their love of food and their chosen careers. The recipes themselves, from Shrimp with Thyme Butter (via Jasper White's mother) to Swedish Roast Chicken (Marcus Samuelsson's grandmother), make for an eclectic mix. For most collections. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.

Practical Cookery with Dynamic Learning DVD or Discovering Food and Nutrition

Practical Cookery with Dynamic Learning DVD: 11th edition

Author: John Campbell

Following extensive consultation and feedback from hospitality and catering teachers the new edition of Practical Cookery will feel reassuringly familiar but has been thoroughly updated and underpinned by a host of new resources. Included with the book is a feature-packed DVD powered by Hodder Arnolds new e-learning platform, Dynamic Learning. DVD features include: * More than 50 videos of key techniques demonstrated by John Campbell * Interactive knowledge quizzes * Diagrams, charts and photos for portfolio use.

New interesting book: Le fait de presser l'Orange :Comment Transformer la Créativité en Avantage D'affaires Puissant

Discovering Food and Nutrition

Author: McGraw Hill

Discovering Food and Nutrition
The essential textbook for beginning level food and nutrition courses.

Totally revised! This colorfully illustrated text teaches students to plan nutritious meals, identify the limits of time and money, shop wisely, and work in the kitchen safely.

Table of Contents:

Discovering Food and Nutrition

Chapter 1 The Adventure of Food

Chapter 2 Managing Your Resources

Chapter 3 What about Careers?

Chapter 4 Wellness—Your Goal for Life

Chapter 5 Meet the Nutrients

Chapter 6 Energy and Calories

Chapter 7 The Dietary Guidelines

Chapter 8 The Food Guide Pyramid

Chapter 9 Your Daily Food Choices

Chapter 10 Eating Out

Chapter 11 Personalized Nutrition

Chapter 12 Shopping for Food

Chapter 13 Using Kitchen Appliances

Chapter 14 Know Your Equipment

Chapter 15 Reading Recipes

Chapter 16 Recipe Math

Chapter 17 Basic Measuring Methods

Chapter 18 Basic Cooking Methods

Chapter 19 Microwave Techniques

Chapter 20 Safety in the Kitchen

Chapter 21 Keeping Food Safe to Eat

Chapter 22 Getting Organized

Chapter 23 Conserving and Recycling

Chapter 24 Meal Management

Chapter 25 Serving a Meal

Chapter 26 Packing a Lunch

Chapter 27 Milk

Chapter 28 Yogurt and Cheese

Chapter 29 Grain Products

Chapter 30 Fruits

Chapter 31 Vegetables

Chapter 32 Legumes

Chapter 33 Poultry

Chapter 34 Fish and Shellfish

Chapter 35 Meat

Chapter 36 Eggs

Chapter 37 Salads

Chapter 38 Soups

Chapter 39 Main Dish Mixtures

Chapter 40 Snacks

Chapter 41 Beverages

Chapter 42 Principles of Baking

Chapter 43 Baking Breads

Chapter 44 Cookies, Cakes, and Pies

Arrazats Aubergines or Dietas y Recetas de Maria Antonieta

Arrazat's Aubergines

Author: Patrick Moon

How, exactly, does a young restaurateur set up business in rural France? In his delightful sequel to Virgile's Vineyard, about Languedoc's winemakers, Patrick Moon offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life in a serious French kitchen.

Rich in truffles, oysters, olives, and eggplants, the Languedoc region of France is a gourmet's paradise. It's also full of wonders to explore: the secrets of olive oil and salt production, the Roquefort caves, the miracle of the sparkling Perrier Springs. But is it the perfect place for an ambitious young chef to open a restaurant? Intrigued by Laurent Arrazat's determination to achieve perfection on a shoestring, Patrick Moon rolls up his sleeves and pitches in. For a year, he shares in the triumphs, disasters, and sheer hard work of restaurant life. By turns informative and funny, this is a captivating tale of culinary ambition, mishap, and discovery.

Publishers Weekly

Moon's sabbatical of country living and tutelage under a winemaker in Languedoc, a region of southern France, was the subject of his first book, Virgile's Vineyard. That year left him wanting more; he subsequently left his London legal career and moved permanently to Languedoc, where he found himself apprenticing again-this time to Laurent Arrazat, a renowned chef and new restaurateur. This book initially promises to divulge the inner workings of a first-class restaurant in the French countryside, where the emphasis is on the use of local ingredients, as well as on the curious juxtaposition of tradition and innovation. Alas, Moon spends a marginal amount of time in Laurent's kitchen; readers learn much more about Moon's progress in restoring his home, cultivating his land and discovering local foods. The latter subject provides the most fodder, and Moon spends many a day trip discovering histories of Languedoc foodstuffs: Labiel fish, Perrier water, Roquefort cheese and fleur de sel salt. Moon's comic insight into his rural neighbors' quirks buoys what might otherwise be a dry study of regional foods. The buffet of colorful characters and food adventures will please Francophiles, foodies and anyone who wants to experience la vie rustique-without the hassles of actually living it. (Feb.) Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

See also: La Richesse de Nations

Dietas y Recetas de Maria Antonieta

Author: Maria Antonieta Collins

En este libro, la autora intenta ayudar a todos los que padecen el calvario de la gordura desde la perspectiva de su propia experiencia. En primer lugar, se refiere a los componentes adictivos en el acto de comer. Comenta los síntomas y conductas más comunes en las personas involucradas en este problema, las actitudes personales de autocomplacencia y autoengaño, las principales causas de los repetidos fracasos al seguir una dieta y el eterno deambular por consultorios de profesionales -y no tan profesionales- que se dedican a resolver este problema.

María Antonieta afirma que no son las dietas las que fracasan sino nosotros. Lo crucial para tener éxito en la odisea para bajar de peso radica en la decisión personal y en la cabal comprensión de lo que ha llevado a cada persona hasta tal punto de sobrepeso. Resalta que lo importante no es bajar de peso sino el posterior mantenimiento en un peso adecuado, y para ello ofrece consejos prácticos de suma utilidad además de una gran variedad de recetas para comer bien y bajar, de peso.

Publishers Weekly

Often putting her personal health at risk, celebrity Univision journalist Collins has tried everything in her long and constant struggle to lose weight and maintain it, from the latest and most popular diets and medications to special and costly treatments like acupuncture and body wraps. Having maintained her weight for over a year now, she tells her personal story and shares her hard-earned tips for winning the weight-loss battle. This is a frank, humorous, and informative book on a topic of great interest to most Hispanic/ Latina women. Collins draws examples from her personal experience to point out the dangers, myths, and general misinformation that prevail about weight loss. Along the way, she also gives readers a glimpse into the world of Univision, sharing stories about the personal weight management programs of other well-known personalities such as Jorge Ramos, Maria Elena Salinas, and Don Francisco. Even though she uses several sayings and colloquialisms from her native Mexico, she often provides explanatory comments for the non-Mexican reader. The easy and nutritious sample diets and recipes use measurements in kilos and liters, but many recent Hispanic immigrants will be familiar with these measuring systems. Highly recommended for all public libraries and bookstores. Yolanda Cuesta, Sacramento, CA Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

Mondo Cocktail or Salmon House on the Hill Cookbook

Mondo Cocktail: A Shaken and Stirred History

Author: Christine Sismondo

The Oxford Dictionary defines cocktail as any combination of diverse elements, especially potent ones. Mondo Cocktail is as much about the potent elements of literature, history, sociology and business as it is about gin, scotch, vodka and rum. This is a unique, fun and informative narrative history of the cocktail.

New interesting book: Contabilit� industriale: Fondamenti e sviluppi

Salmon House on the Hill Cookbook

Author: Dan Atkinson

A dining experience at the Salmon House on the Hill restaurant is an event to be remembered. With this eagerly anticipated cookbook, it's an experience you can repeat whenever you like. For the first time, the secrets behind the mouth-watering dishes of Chef Dan Atkinson are revealed. Recipes such as Prawn-Stuffed Chicken Breasts, and the legendary Plank-Baked Salmon with Pear and Rosemary Vinaigrette will have you toasting the bounty of the West Coast while your guests and family toast your culinary skills!

Fast and Easy Cooking or Tastes of Anglo Saxon England

Fast and Easy Cooking

Author: Johanna Burkhard

With Johanna Burkhard's Fast & Easy Cooking, you'll discover that when it comes to meals in a hurry, there really is a good alternative to commercially prepared convenience foods. In fact, it has never been easier to put homemade food on the table - and in less time than you might imagine.Here are 100 recipes specially designed for the needs of today's families. Looking for something quick to make with that ground beef in the fridge? You'll find a whole chapter (A Pound of Ground) of delicious ideas. There are meals that you can make ahead of time, ready at a moment's notice, that actually improve in flavor when reheated, in the chapter Stews, Casseroles and One-Pot Simmers. Throughout the book, you'll find hundreds of cooking and make-ahead tips that will make meal preparation faster and easier.As in "Comfort Food Cookbook," Johanna Burkhard knows how to create recipes that are accessible, imaginative and, above all, great tasting. Just try her Big-Batch Minestrone or Spicy Asian Flank Steak. Kids will love Easy One-Pot Macaroni and Cheese. If you're looking for a quick backyard barbecue, try the Grilled Salmon with Cheese-Crusted Tomatoes and Romaine Salad. And for dessert, what could be better than Farmhouse Apple Tart?Current consumer studies consistently show that more and more people want good food fast. And that's precisely what Fast & Easy Cooking delivers.Johanna Burkhard has been a food writer and columnist for more than ten years with regular features appearing in many food magazines. Johanna has also worked extensively with the International Olive Oil Council and travels regularly to Europe and throughout North America on food related assignments.

New interesting book: Desperation Entertaining or Pig Perfect

Tastes of Anglo-Saxon England

Author: Mary Savelli

This book is a carefully researched compendium of recipes from Early Medieval Britain, each complemented with historical and source information.

The first chapter provides an introduction to Anglo-Saxon cookery and supplies background information about households, drinks, and cooking techniques. Following are forty-six recipes enabling the reader to enjoy a mix of ingredients and flavors that were widely known in Anglo-Saxon England but are rarely experienced today.

The recipes were recreated using written sources from the period, supplemented by modern works of research and later medieval recipes. Each recipe is introduced with information on its source and the book includes a chart documenting all the ingredients used.

Mary Savelli is an independent scholar from Dayton, OH. She has studied Anglo-Saxon and Roman-British history at Wright State University and the University of London.

Teaching Children about Food or Thai Garden Style

Teaching Children about Food: A Teaching and Activities Guide

Author: Christine Berman

A companion book to Meals Without Squeals, this book provides parents and child care providers with tips on cooking and food, gardening and the environment, and how to lead kids to an understanding of them through activities that can be shared.

Book about: Asia in Crisis or GAIA Connections

Thai Garden Style

Author: William Warren

Thailand is home to some of the world's most stunning gardens. Thai Garden Style showcases the finest contemporary Thai gardens and presents a wealth of fascinating cultural and botanical information.

This handsome volume opens with an introduction to Thai gardens and discusses the differences between palace, temple, and house gardens. Divided into three chapters-metropolitan Bangkok, the coastal areas in the south, and the mountains around Chiang Mai-the main section of the book features a tour of the finest gardens in Thailand, many of which have never been photographed. Throughout, author William Warren provides a lucid commentary on the many different landscape designs and describes the richness and variety of Thai plant life. The book also features a section offering practical tips for those who wish to put their small garden spaces to imaginative use. With a wealth of gorgeous photographs by Luca Invernizzi Tettoni, Thai Garden Style is an invaluable resource for landscape architects and gardening enthusiasts alike, and is sure to delight those interested in Thailand's landscape and cultural heritage.

Author Bio:

William Warren has lived in Thailand since 1960. He is the author of numerous books, including The Tropical Garden, Balinese Gardens and Tropical Flowers of Southeast Asia. He has also contributed to the Thailand section of the Oxford Companion to World Gardens. A passionate gardener and a noted authority on the subject, Warren has designed gardens in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket.

Luca Invernizzi Tettoni has lived and worked in Asia since 1973. He specializes in photographing the culture and landscapes of Asia and has collaborated on numerous books on Thailand and other countries in the region, including Thai Style, The Arts of Thailand, Bali Houses, Classic Thai, Tropical Colors and Thai Spa Book.

Library Journal

Thailand's temperate climate allows the gardener to grow a wide range of plants, yet heavy rains and frequent flooding often present challenges. This work offers a stunning tour of over 30 public and private Thai gardens whose owners have overcome these obstacles and wisely used their native flora to create lush retreats. The book begins with a brief cultural history of Thailand that examines how garden styles evolved, but the bulk of the book profiles individual gardens at resorts, hotels, and private residences in Bangkok, southern Thailand, and the cooler regions to the north. Tettoni's stunning photography is the highlight of the book, with over 250 images ranging from close-ups of specific plants to expansive garden vistas. Warren, a noted authority on Thai gardens, concludes with a section on his career as a garden designer in Thailand. This book will appeal to anyone who is interested in tropical gardens or Thai culture and is essential for libraries with strong horticultural collections.Phillip Oliver, Univ. of North Alabama Lib., Florence

Cucina Romana or Cool Parent 101

Cucina Romana

Author: Sara Manuelli

"Born and raised in Rome, Sara Manuelli reveals its gastronomic secrets: the tiny restaurants tucked away on side streets and frequented religiously by locals, the specialty shops selling gourmet ingredients and artisan produce. This is the ultimate guide to Rome, illustrated with photographs of Sara's favorite Roman people and places." "Each chapter introduces an area of Rome, its restaurants, food, markets and people. Once a Jewish ghetto, the Ghetto e Isola Tiberina, for example is the home of specialty restaurants and ingredients that recall ancient Roman-Jewish culinary influences." Each area of Rome is accompanied by a selection of recipes from the local restaurants - simple dishes that make the most of the ingredients like vine-ripened tomatoes, legumes, pancetta, lamb, artichokes, mozzarella, and fresh egg pasta.

Publishers Weekly

Few cookbooks allow readers to dine truly as the Romans do, but city native Manuelli has written a masterful culinary survey that doubles as a valuable travel guide. Cleverly organized according to city sections, the cuisine tour starts in the Campo dei Fiori neighborhood, home to the city s celebrated fruit, vegetable and flower market by day, and to beautiful, tanned Roman[s] with a chilled glass of Prosecco by night. Manuelli leads readers from the upscale Piazza Navona district, Campo Marzio and the Spanish Steps region to the restaurant-rich Trastevere, home to the Romani di Roma real Romans, with a flair for storytelling.. Manuelli also includes culinary treasures beyond city limits, one of which La Briciola,a restaurant in the village of Grottaferrata is strategically located along the route to the Pope s summer villa. Manuelli shares all the recipes that form the cornerstone of her city s famed cuisine, and provides readers with a food lovers address book for each of the city s neighborhoods that covers bakeries, delis, wine shops and ristoranti usually missed by the casual tourist. Color photographs by Linder make the streets of the Eternal City come to life. (Apr.) Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Interesting textbook: The Politics of Labor in a Global Age or Ethical Issues in Business

Cool Parent 101

Author: Alecia Devantier

Be your kid’s hero-a super spy who can write in secret code; a scientist who knows how to snap optical-illusion photographs; a master chef who can make Maple Ice Candy; and more. Cool Parent 101 includes dozens of awesome projects that any parent and child can accomplish together. These fun activities will have your child thinking that you’re super smart, super fun and super cool!
This book offers a wide range of creative possibilities, such as:
-- How to create a homemade ant farm
-- The secret to writing invisible messages
-- Concocting a toy-filled Surprise Soap
-- How to make your very own snow globe
… and much, much more!

The lively sequel to 101 Things Every Kid Should Do Growing Up, Cool Parent 101 provides an assortment of fun, creative activities for kids between the ages of four and 12 that will make them actually want to hang out with their parents.

Lovin in the Oven or Designer Desserts

Lovin' in the Oven

Author: Debra Hit

Hot-to-trot fantasy food sure to fulfill your appetite!

Lovin' in the Oven is an erotic cookbook with guided instructions intended for people who are willing to try cooking with a little style and imagination. The book is humorous with erotic suggestions that will certainly flare up the fire whether it be in the kitchen or the bedroom. Illustrations are indicated as to how to prepare the meal, dress for dining, and create the perfect ambiance for a perfect beginning and end of a meal. We hope you have as much fun with preparing the meals as the authors did writing the recipes.

Book about: Il controllo Fieldbook di politica: Lezioni, punte ed attrezzi pratici dalle esperienze nei bordi nell'ambiente

Designer Desserts

Author: Philippe Durand

Prestige des Grands Chefs Dessert is the grand finale of a great meal. To make a memorable lasting impression, the dessert must excite all the senses: above all it must taste delicious but it should also have texture, a lovely aroma and be beautiful to look at. A «designer dessert», which each individual serving arranged with care and purpose on an attractive plate and cleverly decorated, is a stunning way to finish a dining experience. Talented pastry chef and teacher, Philippe Durand has developed many new ideas and methods for presenting «plated desserts». He has analyzed all the components necessary for creating dazzling presentations of individual desserts arranged artistically on a plate. These innovative dishes will inspire restaurant chefs and caterers as well as home cooks who love to entertain. This book is presented in three sections. The first section illustrates the principles of style, technique and decoration necessary for the successful presentation of an individual dessert. The main part consists of dessert «formulas», grouped according to the main ingredient, along with photographs to help achieve the same stunning results. The basic recipes and techniques for making the desserts in the main section are given at the end. Restaurant chefs will find desserts to make ahead in quantity that are easily assembled to order. There are innovative ideas for combining colorful and flavorful ingredients that will inspire pastry shop owners and caterers. And for the talented home cook who wants to serve a dazzling, decorated dessert to guests, this book offers many delicious possibilities.

500 Hot and Spicy Recipes or Start Your Ovens

500 Hot and Spicy Recipes: Bring the sizzling flavors and aromas of chillies and spice into your kitchen with fiery recipes from the heat-loving cuisines of the world, shown in 500 mouth-watering color photographs

Author: Beverley Jollands

These recipes clearly show how to make the most of hot and spicy ingredients in chapters that cover every aspect of cooking with these versatile flavourings, including an inspiring selection of scintillating starters appetizers and snacks; tasty soups, fiery fish and shellfish dishes; scorching poultry and meat recipes; vibrant vegetarian main courses and side dishes; and even piquant salads and vegetable side dishes.

Book review: Implementing Total Safety Management or Multinational Firms and the Theory of International Trade

Start Your Ovens: Cooking the Way It Ought'a Be from the Junior League of Bristol

Author: Junior League of Bristol

Ladies...and Gentlemen, Start Your Ovens! Introducing the First Edition of the official cookbook of Bristol Motor Speedway. The book features race-day delicacies from local restaurants, cherished family recipes, and favorites by many of NASCAR's top drivers. Come celebrate the sport of stock car racing, the fans, and their foods.

Dancing on the Table or Olive Oil Cookery

Dancing on the Table

Author: Junior League of Wilmington D

Every hostess wants her party to sparkle. And what's more inviting than a tabletop that dances with delicious foods? Entertaining can be a joy, despite everyone's busy schedules. The secret is having the right cookbook! Dancing on the Table is a collection of favorite recipes from The Junior League of Wilmington, choreographed to be a pleasure to cook with, and a delight to share. These easily elegant recipes are all triple-tested, perfect for family or entertaining, and topped off with presentation ideas, cooking tips, timesaving strategies, and other information every host and hostess can use. But like any appealing dance, it's so much more than just the steps. Dancing on the Table is also the first Official Cookbook of the State of Delaware, spiced throughout with lovely photographs and interesting information about the region. Delaware is a great place to live and work, with wonderful opportunities for recreation. From the "Chateau Country" of the beautiful Brandywine Valley, to the picturesque Delaware beaches and Bay, we're pleased to bring you the full flavor of the First State. Whether you're planning to entertain, or are looking for the perfect Delaware keepsake, Dancing on the Table is a true gem from the Diamond State!

See also: Sonoma Valley or Wild Fish and Game Cookbook

Olive Oil Cookery: The Mediterranean Diet

Author: Maher A Abbas

With its emphasis on fresh vegetables, legumes, grains, and olive oil, this cookbook presents 150 easy-to-prepare dishes in true Mediterranean style. Not only a delight to the palate, these recipes will help you stay healthy longer.

Sip n Sew with Pattern or Buddhist Peace Recipes

Sip 'n Sew with Pattern(s)

Author: Diane Dhein

Looking for new and exciting opportunities to expand your sewing skills? How about creating simple-to-sew gifts along with sassy "spirits"? Sip n' Sew is brimming with timesaving techniques and tips, 12+ projects for your home and holidays, and more than eight bold beverage recipes, including Southern Almond Sweet Tea coupled with Scarlett's floral tea cozy, Mandarin Spice Tea and Asian tea party mats, and Choco-Peanut Banana Smoothie partnered with a child's fabric trinket box.

Go to: Painting the Map Red or So Wrong for So Long

Buddhist Peace Recipes

Author: Pushpesh Pant

Taken mainly from the South Asian Buddhist countries, these recipes provide a range of tastes and flavours that disprove the myth that vegetarian food is bland and unappetizing. From Buddhist Chinese and Japanese cooking styles that vary from steaming, stir-frying to grilling and baking, the sublime aromas of Indian cuisine, the creativity of Thai cuisine, the harmonious fusion of Sri Lankan and Indonesian food, to the rustic ruggedness of the basic Tibetan diet, the 50 recipes in this book offer a delectable array of peace foods. The author explains the philosophy that lies behind the middle path of the Buddha and how the right foods enhance mental peace and 'centre' your life. A practical guide to peace food.

Harrys Roadhouse Cookbook or Truffles

Harry's Roadhouse Cookbook: Square Meals from Santa Fe's Favorite Kitchen

Author: Harry Shapiro

Harry's Roadhouse takes its motto very seriously: "A Square Meal Every Time." Harry Shapiro has been serving up the very best comfort food, with a unique Southwestern twist, for over a decade. This Santa Fe institution is beloved by locals and tourists alike who have come to rely on the home-cooked comfort food served with a smile-if they can find a spot to park, that is!

Now get the recipes that made Harry's Roadhouse famous, from the Catfish PoBoy to the Trout Stuffed with Pinons-Sage Butter and the Wild Rice Pancakes to the famous Turkey Meatloaf! This is down-home, delicious food with a hearty flair and lots of personality. Harry's Roadhouse features easy-to-prepare recipes for regional American dishes such as:

Breakfast-Blueberry Buckwheat Pancakes, Blue Corn Waffles, Roadhouse Granola

Soups-Moroccan Butternut Squash Stew, Chile Corn Chowder

Entrees-Jambalaya, Smothered Pork Chops, Roadhouse-Style Pulled Pork Shoulder

Salads-Fried Green Tomato with Sweet Corn Vinaigrette

Square Meals-Roadhouse BBQ Chicken with Texas BBQ Sauce, Roadhouse Meatloaf, Blue Corn Turkey Enchiladas

Desserts-Chocolate Bread Pudding, Key Lime Pie, Classic Apple Pie

Plus recipes for Sides, Eggs, Vegetable dishes, Appetizers and more!

If you're looking for an authentic taste of Santa Fe, there's no better place to get it than Harry's-except your kitchen!

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Truffles

Author: Luard

The book not only provides a mouthwatering collection of authentic regional and classic recip es and a fascinating and occasionally eccentric account of truffle-hunting, it also includes a gaz etteer of the places where truffles are to be foun d, recommends the key markets where they are to be bought and gives details of growers engaging in

Modern Thai Food or Every Days a Party

Modern Thai Food: 100 Simple and Delicious Recipes from Sydney's Famous Longrain Restaurant

Author: Martin Boetz

Modern Thai Food is a collection of 100 favorite recipes from the acclaimed Martin Boetz, head chef of the Longrain restaurants in Australia. Recreated and streamlined for the home cook, this is a sumptuous collection of Thai-inspired recipes for the modern kitchen. Revel in the flavors found in recipes such as Grilled Scallops with Peanut Nahm Jim, Grilled Cuttlefish & Pomelo Salad and Light Red Curry of Beef, along with lighter, fresher interpretations of such Thai classics as hot and sour soup, red and green curries, fish cakes and salads.

With a selection of cocktail recipes from the Longrain bar, a comprehensive illustrated glossary, and help matching wines to unfamiliar foods, Modern Thai Food is an excellent companion for any cook interested in expanding their culinary horizons.

Praise for Martin Boetz and his Longrain restaurants:
"Everything is irrestibly fresh..you will leave, as we did, with a clean plate and a spring in your step." --R.W. Apple, New York Times

"Chef Martin Boetz raised this restaurant to become a leader of Sydney's Thais with an enthusiasm that's matched by his intimate knowledge of ingredients."--Fodors

Named on Australia's "Five Rising Stars" by Food and Wine

Courtney Greene - Library Journal

Celebrated Australian chef Boetz's cookbook, first published in Australia, is filled with recipes from the kitchen of his restaurant Longrain (with locations in Sydney and Melbourne). It covers a broad range of courses and includes a thorough section on the necessary "basics"-sauces, curry pastes, spices, and side dishes required by the other, more complex recipes-as well as a section on the restaurant's signature drinks prepared by Sam Christie, the franchise's co-owner and sommelier. Instructions are clear, and for more complicated or less familiar procedures, black-and-white photographs are included. There is a glossary of ingredient information with photos, as well as a useful and informative introduction to the book and for the drinks section. Aspiring chefs will need to have access to a good Asian grocery or market to make full use of this book. Recommended for most public libraries.

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Every Day's a Party: Louisiana Recipes for Celebrating with Family and Friends

Author: Emeril Lagass

Emeril takes you through a year's worth of party and festival menus (divided by month) from Super Bowl tailgate to Mardi Gras, from the New Year's Eve to end the millennium to the New Orleans Jazz Fest. In the fun and colorful style that Emeril brings to his Food Network television show Emeril Live and to all his cookbooks, Every Day's a Party is filled with over 125 recipes and Emeril's signature "kick-it-up-a-notch" way of making every occasion an over-the-top celebration.

You've never had this much fun on President's Day.

Publishers Weekly

With restaurants in New Orleans, Orlando, Fla., and Las Vegas, Nev., two shows on the Food Network and five cookbooks, Lagasse is a multimedia phenomenon. This manic, in-your-face cookbook collects Louisiana-style recipes for holidays and events, some familiar (Thanksgiving is to be celebrated with Emeril's Fried Turkey), some local (the New Iberia Gumbo Cook-Off, featuring Gumbo Ya-Ya with sausage) and some purely personal (Lagasse's parents' anniversary with his-and-hers entr es: Mr. John's Veal Chops with Smoked Gouda Cheese Macaroni and Hilda's Mahi Mahi with Seasonal Vegetables). There is no shortage of the heavy foods for which Lagasse has become famous: Andouille Corn Dogs and a Roasted Pork and French Fry Poorboy. Lagasse (who admits to being a native of Fall River, Mass.) also includes plenty of Louisiana shellfish, such as Crawfish Pies, My Way, and Marinated Crab Claws. There are nods to the trendy (Goat Cheese-Stuffed Soft-Shell Crabs with a Pecan-Pesto Butter Sauce) and the trashy (Frito Pie--basically chili poured into a bag of corn chips--and Sugared Popcorn). Desserts tend toward the goopy and cavity aching, such as his Chocolate Bundt Cakes with Peanut Butter Filling and Chocolate Glaze. (Oct.) Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.

Library Journal

From popular Food Channel staple Lagasse comes a new collection that offers a reason to celebrate at least twice a month. For the expected Christmas, Easter, and anniversary parties--as well as the uniquely Louisianian events of the Shrimp Festival, Jazz Fest, and the Sugar Bowl--Lagasse, Bienvenu, and Willett (Emeril's TV Dinners) offer menus, plain and fancy. Recipes vary from simple to complex, but precise instructions enable an experienced cook in a home kitchen to produce delicious results; dishes are well seasoned but not incendiary. Photos of family and friends add to the party atmosphere but don't illustrate the recipes. Personable notes on the events and recipes will inspire the reader to throw a party of his or her own. An attractive, cohesive collection; expect demand from fans, but even those who don't go for Emeril's television style will find his fourth cookbook worthwhile.--Devon Thomas, Highland Twp. Lib., MI Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.

Table of Contents:

	Acknowledgments	viii
	Introduction	x
	January	xiv
	Sugar Bowl
	Twelfth Night
	Oyster Festival
	Emeril's Cigar Dinner
	February	44
	Valentine's Day
	Mardi Gras
	Hilda and Mr. John's anniversary
	Ash Wednesday
	March	86
	St. Patrick's Day
	St. Joseph's Day
	April	122
	Easter
	Strawberry Festival
	May	140
	Mother's Day
	Jazz Fest!
	Crawfish Festival
	June	170
	Crab Festival
	French Market Toma Festival
	July	188
	Fourth of July
	August	206
	Beat Party
	Shrimp Festival
	September	222
	Festivals Acadiens
	Sugarcane Festival
	Pirogue Festival
	October	242
	Annie and Tom's Toasting Party
	New Iberia Gumbo Cook-off
	Halloween
	Alessandro's Christening
	Pepper Fest
	November	276
	Omelette Festival
	Thanksgiving
	December	294
	Christmas Tree Trimming
	Christmas Dinner
	New Year's Eve
	Louisiana Calendar of Events	326
	Source Guide	330
	Emeril's Restaurants and Stuff	331
	Index	332

Dog Food or Art of Cookies

Dog Food: A Canine Cuisine

Author: KathleenStacey

You’re killing your dog! Did you know there are things in your home that you are unaware of that are seriously jeopardizing your dog’s health? This is a recipe cookbook that excludes ingredients that are harmful to your dog. Included are facts about a dog’s health, history, and silly facts from around the globe. Recipes like Chow Chow Chowder and Dogs Aren’t Chicken Cookies. Facts like did you know in Japan, they make toupee’s for dogs? We’ve included a detailed list of toxins inside and outside your home that may harm your dog. An avocado could cause kidney failure and garlic can be fatal? Dog Food: A Canine Cuisine is educational, fun to read, and informative. No pet owner should be without one. It‘s the perfect book for people who like to cook for their best friend.

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Art of Cookies: Easy to Elegant Cookie Decoration

Author: Noga Hitron

NOGA HITRON graduated from the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem and went on to become a successful jewelry designer before turning to cakes and cookies. She is the proprietor of Cookies for Fun, a thriving decorative cookie business selling to gourmet food and fashion shops throughout the world. Noga lives in Israel.
NATASHA HAIMOVICH is a food stylist with a degree from the Culinary Program at New York's New School. She is a cooking and styling editor for food magazines and a creative designer and food stylist for several international culinary publications. Natasha lives in Israel.
* An upscale lifestyle book celebrating the art of cookie decoration for various themes and holidays.
* Features an introduction to creative cookie decorating and a selection of core recipes and techniques.
* Includes 50 step-by-step photographs of the design process so you can replicate the cookies with ease.

Cooking or San Francisco

Cooking: The Quintessential Art

Author: Herv This

From its intriguing opening question--"How can we reasonably judge a meal?"--to its rewarding conclusion, this beautiful book picks up where Brillat-Savarin left off almost two centuries ago. Hervé This, a cofounder (with the late physicist Nicholas Kurti) of the new approach to studying the scientific basis of cooking known as molecular gastronomy, investigates the question of culinary beauty in a series of playful, lively, and erudite dialogues. Considering the place of cuisine in Western culture, This explores an astonishing variety of topics and elaborates a revolutionary method for judging the art of cooking. Many of the ideas he introduces in this culinary romance are illustrated by dishes created by Pierre Gagnaire, whose engaging commentaries provide rare insights into the creative inspiration of one of the world's foremost chefs. The result is an enthralling, sophisticated, freewheeling dinner party of a book that also makes a powerful case for openness and change in the way we think about food.

Table of Contents:

Two Introductions 1

Pt. 1 The Beautiful Is the Good

1 The Existence of a Culinary Art 9

2 Artisanal versus Artistic Cuisine 14

3 Tradition and Love 31

4 The Question of Nature 47

5 The Recognition of a Culinary Art 59

Pt. 2 Classical Ideas of Beauty

6 The Origin of Beauty 77

7 Beauty by Numbers 85

8 The Idea of Flavor 93

9 Aristotle and Subtlety 108

Pt. 3 Beauty in the Middle Ages

10 The Path to the Mystical Good 127

11 Of Cooking and Cathedrals 145

12 Boethius and the Brain 153

13 Thomas Aquinas and the Green of the Grass 166

14 Drawing Earth Nearer to Heaven 179

Pt. 4 Artistic Creativity Unbound

15 Medieval Ramifications 191

16 The Occult Influence of Aristotle Lives On 198

17 The Dawn of the Renaissance 212

18 From the Renaissance Onward 223

19 The Enlightenment in the West and the East 231

20 Nature Overcome 243

Pt. 5 The Present and Future of Cooking

21 The Many Strands of Modernity 259

22 Yesterday 271

23 And Tomorrow? 289

24 Simplicity and Completeness 299

25 The Illusion of the Perfect Bouillon 317

Notes 327

List of Recipes 337

Index 341

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San Francisco: Authentic Recipes Celebrating the Foods of the World

Author: Williams Sonoma

A respect for premium ingredients, culinary tradition, and never-ending innovation have come together to create San Francisco's unique food scene. Here, in the legendary city by the Golden Gate, it is not unusual to feast on organic heirloom tomatoes, locally raised grass-fed beef, and a superb artisan cheese all at the same meal. Freshness, seasonality, and simplicity are hallmarks of this ever-evolving cuisine, characteristics that cooks around the world strive to duplicate. Add to this enviable portrait a healthy restaurant landscape and the various seductive flavors of an international pantry stocked by residents from every corner of the globe, and it is easy to see why San Francisco continues to leave its distinctive imprint on tables across the country.

Good Housekeeping 100 Best Dessert Recipes or Cooking Light Cooks Essential Recipe Collection

Good Housekeeping 100 Best Dessert Recipes

Author: Good Housekeeping

Triple-tested family favorite desserts.
Finish off a meal in fine style with one (or more) of 100 delicious and easy desserts, all triple-tested in the renowned Good Housekeeping kitchens. Cakes and frostings, frozen treats, fruity delicacies, pies and tarts, and luscious puddings: there’s a delectable sweet to suit everyone. Want something rich and indulgent? Try the scrumptious Chocolate Truffle Cake. Kids will really go for the Peanut Butter Cupcakes, topped with either traditional icing or with melted chocolate. Poach dried fruits and fresh apples together for a lovely Autumn Fruit Compote with a touch of citrus and cinnamon. Whether you choose the fun Chocolate Fondue or the Sugar and Spice Blueberry Crisp (warm, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream), you’ll win raves from family and friends.
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Library Journal

The latest books from the Good Housekeeping test kitchen present "triple-tested" recipes for all-time favorite cookies and other sweets. Cookies! includes many classics, from Scottish Shortbread to Date Bars, along with more innovative recipes, such as Chocolate Sambuca Cookies. The dessert book offers a somewhat more eclectic selection, from Cherry-Almond Clafouti to Roasted Pears with Marsala to Jeweled Fruit Galettes, as well as more traditional choices. Both books include dozens of helpful tips, and there are color photographs of many treats. These bargain-priced hardcovers are recommended for most baking collections. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.

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Cooking Light Cook's Essential Recipe Collection: Grilling

Author: Cooking Light

You want top-rated, delicious, reliable meals. We hope to expand your repertoire with recipes we consider our finest—ones that will give you great results every time. These are the recipes our staff can’t do without—and neither should you.

In this volume of The Cooking Light Cook’s Essential Recipe Collection, you’ll find:

Over 55 essential kitchen-tested grilling recipes! From Classic Steak House Rubbed Filet Mignon to Grilled Chicken Kebabs to Grilled Pork Tenderloin sandwiches to Grilled Tuna over Lemon-Mint Barley Salad, Cooking Light Grilling offers you Cooking Light magazine’s best-of-the-best recipes.

Over 100 bold and bright full-color photos! Each essential recipe is accompanied by a beautifully vivid, full-page color photograph, along with an additional image and information on a particular ingredient or technique that’s key to the recipe. Just one look at Adobo-Marinated Pork Tenderloin with Grilled Pineapple Salsa will inspire you to make it. And the technique photo of trimming the tenderloin shows you the best way to prepare the recipe.

Complete nutritional information for each recipe! In your quest to eat smart, be fit, and live well, you’ll find the complete nutritional analysis for each recipe amazingly helpful. Looking for a low-cal dish? Try Grilled Lamb Chops. Need less sodium? Grilled Stone Fruit Antipasto Plate  is ideal. Or maybe you want to increase your calcium intake. If so, Greek-Style Burgers with Feta Aïoli is a good choice.

A complete guide to all things grilled! Have aquestion about how hot your grill should be? Or are you in search of meat safety tips? Then check out our Cooking Class. This section will make matters clear once and for all. You’ll learn about the difference in direct and indirect grilling, how to prevent fish from sticking to the grill, and how to perfectly skewer your kebabs. Everything you need to grill great recipes is here!