Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Bayou Cookbook or Enoteca

Bayou Cookbook: Creole Cooking from the Plantation Country and New Orleans

Author: Thomas Holmes

This charming handcrafted Creole cookbook emphasizes the skillful use of spices, herbs, and seasoning, blended to enhance not overpower interesting foods.



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Enoteca: Simple, Delicious Recipes in the Wine Bar Tradition

Author: Joyce Goldstein

Joyce Goldstein's gorgeous cookbook celebrating the delightful foods served in Italian wine bars is now available in paperback. In Italy, the enoteca tradition captures the heart of what is for Italians la dolce vita small plates of simple, delicious fare, complemented by a glass or bottle of wine, and good company. This beautifully designed, exquisitely photographed cookbook tells the history of wine bars in Italy and features authentic, timeless recipes and their fascinating origins. From tasty dishes of omelets made with wild greens and stuffed pastas to fresh fruit tarts and regional cheeses each accompanied by a wine recommendation Enoteca is anyone's passport to the Italian wine bar experience when in Rome...or right at home.



Table of Contents:
Introduction: Evolution of the Enoteca9
Origin of the Recipes14
Evan Goldstein's Introduction to the Wine Notes17
Piccoli piatti fritti: Fritters and Frittatas19
Torte salate, focaccia, e crostini: Savory Pastries and Breads39
Pasta al forno: Pastas and Grains63
Pesce e frutti di mare: Fish and Shellfish87
Carne e pollame: Meat and Poultry111
Verdure: Vegetables141
Formaggi e condimenti e confetture per formaggi: Cheeses, Condiments, and Preserves157
Dolci: Sweets177
Bibliography188
Acknowledgments189
Index190
Table of Equivalents196

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