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The
Lewis & Clark Cookbook
Historic Recipes
from the Corps of Discovery & Jefferson’s America
By: Leslie Mansfield
Published by: Ten Speed Press
Join author Leslie Mansfield on her journey through the
Lewis and Clark age as she marries up well researched historical
documents with authentic early American recipes used on
those well traveled trails . This is the true American Cuisine.
Our familiar stews, puddings, breads, and side dishes are
all here. Leslie does an excellent job in documenting their
historical accurateness, then testing them and modifying
them for today’s kitchen. |
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Texas
Cowboy Cooking
By Tom Perini
Published by: Comanche Moon Publishing
Renowned chef Tom Perini gives you an excellent background
as to the meaning of Cowboy, and what it meant to be one
in the early Texas cattle drive days. If you want to make
the kind of food that has given Tom Perini his reputation,
it’s all here in this book - live fire techniques,
secret rub recipes, and a wealth of side dishes that has
made Perini Ranch a destination in one of the hardest to
find restaurants in Texas (for non-Texans, of course - everyone
else can get there blindfolded!) |
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Chef
Paul Prudhomme’s Louisiana Tastes
By: Paul Prudhomme
Published by: William Morrow
Paul Prudhomme has often been referred to as the master
of taste, and this book will show you why. Although the
subject matter is Louisianna Cuisine, the breakdown of information
offered through Paul’s text is the most striking.
A manufacturer of his own line of spice blends, he generously
shares all the spice recipes you need to become master in
your own kitchen. As usual, it is done with painstaking
precision, and a hope that you will use these recipes to
bring your family around the kitchen table and share love,
as well as taste. |
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Matt
Makes a Run for the Border
By: Matt Martinez and Steve
Pate
Published by: Lebhar-Friedman
Fourth Generation Tex Mex Chef Matt Martinez gives you stories
to eat by, as he shares his early wild days with this wide
range of his most tried and true recipes. From wild rice
to pork chile, it’s all here, and all you have to
do is follow these easy to understand recipes. Many of these
recipes may sound familiar to you, but until you try Matt’s
“secrets”, you won’t be able to give it
that extra added something! |
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