Book of New New England Cookery or Best Recipes from Americas Food Festivals

Book of New New England Cookery

Author: Judith Jones

The Book of New New England Cookery is not only the most complete book written about food and recipes of these six northeastern states—with three times the recipes of its leading competitors—but is also the first to include recipes of the many non-Yankee cuisines that have so enlivened and expanded the traditional repertoire. Not merely a great regional cookbook, it is also one of the best general volumes any cook can possess.

Makes you feel as though you're peering into someone's recipe box. Only it's more like a recipe library, with more than 900 of them . . . The book is a treasure, and all the more charming for having recipes for both porcupine meatballs and Greek meatballs, along with maple tea cakes and lemon cardamom cookies in the space of a single work.

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Best Recipes from America's Food Festivals

Author: James O Fraioli

More than 200 blue-ribbon winning homemade dishes from across the country.

Americans love to celebrate and share their unique and delicious regional culinary specialties-from Maine lobsters to Gilroy garlic to Texas barbeque to Idaho mashed potatoes. Now, award-winning chef and food journalist James Fraioli has culled the best recipes from the finest food festivals across the United States to delight and inspire cooks everywhere of every level. The wide range of recipes included here are all simple to make, with basic, easy-to-find ingredients. Complete with photographs and featuring a delightful portrait of the festivals themselves, this one-of-a-kind cookbook is certain to satisfy food lovers.

In 3 Easy Steps or Picnics and Barbecues

In 3 Easy Steps: Fabulous Food without the Fuss

Author: Conrad Gallagher

No more deciphering long-winded and complicated instructions to get sophisticated results: these recipes show how easy it can be to create stunning dishes that will amaze your guests (and make them think you've been slaving over a hot stove all day!) Conrad's unique combinations of exciting, quality ingredients will dazzle your tastebuds., and with dishes that can be prepared in just three easy steps chef style cooking has never been so accessible.

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Picnics and Barbecues

Author: Mayflower Culinary

Add a new twist to the traditional picnic and barbecue menu with these savory recipes from The Everyday Chef. From a romantic picnic with that special someone to a barbecue with the entire family, this book lends a helping hand to make every event a memorable one.

Professional Vegetarian Cooking or Guests without Grief

Professional Vegetarian Cooking

Author: Ken Bergeron

A contemporary bible of vegetarian cooking filled with fresh and fabulous ideas for today's fine dining

Vegetarian cuisine is now more popular than ever. Increasing health and ethical concerns-and an appetite for adventure-have sparked a growing demand for attractive, appetizing, and creative vegetarian dishes that hold their own with any meat choice on the menu. This book shows how to harness traditional cooking methods and techniques to produce exciting, elegant meatless creations bursting with freshness and flavor. Moving from appetizers and side dishes to delicious entrees, breads, and desserts, Professional Vegetarian Cooking is filled with dynamic ideas for building flavor with the help of vegetable stocks and a global array of herbs, spices, oils, condiments, and more. A far cry from the rough-hewn, grain-heavy approach that once typified standard vegetarian fare, it shares recipes and tips that open up a whole new world of taste for the vegetarian palate-complete with instructions that are clearly written and easy to follow.
* Explains how to integrate vegetarian dishes into every phase of a meal
* Includes 200 ready-to-use recipes
* Lists best sources of purveyors and mail order products

Table of Contents:

	Recipe Table of Contents
1	Why Serve Vegetarian Dishes?	1
2	Ingredients	13
3	Appetizers	47
4	Soups	79
5	Sauces	123
6	Salads	161
7	Vegetable Side Dishes	189
8	Vegetable-Based Entr es	217
9	Pasta-Based Entr es	253
10	Bean and Grain-Based Entr es	285
11	Alternative Protein-Based Main Dishes	319
12	Breads and Quick Breads	349
13	Desserts	369
App. A	Menus	403
App. B	Guide for Waitstaff and Kitchen Personnel	409
App. C	Purveyor Guide/Mail Order Source	413
	Recipe Index	423
	Subject Index	427

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Guests without Grief: Entertaining Made Easy for the Hesitant Host

Author: Paula Jhung

Domestic advice maven Paula Jhung (How to Avoid Housework) provides more practical help in Guests Without Grief: Entertaining Made Easy for the Hesitant Host. Borrowing from Thoreau, she begins with the suggestion to simplify, and then (with more humor), she explains how to have a company-clean home (clean what shows) and an organized, uncluttered kitchen. She tells how a host can buy flowers without breaking the budget, hire a caterer, feed a throng and put it all together while having fun and without falling apart. Anecdotes, amusing quotes and quizzes add spirit and dash.