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Boyle, Tish, author.
Call Number
641.86 BOY
Publication Date
2015
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Braun, Pamela, author.
Call Number
641.614 BRA
Publication Date
2015
Summary
Jerky has been a vital source of sustenance for centuries. But what started out as an important food for travelers and a way to safely preserve meat in the days before refrigeration has become the health nut's favorite snack, the hiker and sportsman's manna, the dieter's delight, and a boon for gourmet food sellers. But why stop at beef, or even meat? Jerky Everything encompasses not only a variety of dried meat snacks but also veggie and fruit jerkies. Forget the ho-hum beef sticks of the past, Jerky Everything offers tasty dried treats for every palate, with flavors that range from orange beef to cheddar bacon to pina colada. Yes, you heard it here first-you can make yummy pineapple jerky at home! Recipes for meat jerkies make low-calorie, high-protein treats that curb hunger pangs. Recipes for fruit and veggie jerkies make wholesome treats that will help pick you up when your energy is waning. Homemade jerky is a thing apart from its store-bought equivalents; most of these recipes are even compatible with paleo, Atkins, and low-fat eating regimens.
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Hildebrand, Robert
Call Number
641.5884 HIL
Publication Date
2006
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Hoogerhyde, Kris.
Call Number
641.862 HOO
Publication Date
2012
Summary
"An irresistible guide to making 90 intensely flavorful handmade ice creams from the country's top artisanal ice cream shop, including the smash hits Salted Caramel and Balsamic Strawberry, plus other favorites"--Provided by publisher.
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Ginsberg, Stanley, author.
Call Number
641.815 GIN
Publication Date
2016
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Stone, Curtis.
Call Number
641.5 STO
Publication Date
2009
Summary
With the home cook in mind, Curtis avoids off-putting culinary lingo and hard-to-find ingredients. Instead, he picks what?s in season and just around the corner. This down-to-earth approach results in wonderfully interesting and flavorful taste combinations that are perfect for parties or just hanging out with a close friend or loved ones.
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Whitaker, Julian M.
Call Number
641.56314 WHI
Publication Date
2004
Summary
"If you have type 2 diabetes and think hearty, tasty, diverse dishes have no place in a healthy diet plan, think again. Now Dr. Julian Whitaker, who has helped educate hundreds of thousands of diabetics to control their condition naturally and effectively, offers more than two hundred tantalizing, kitchen-tested recipes to help reduce, or possibly even eliminate, dependence on insulin and oral drugs. From zesty appetizers to decadent desserts, the Reversing Diabetes Cookbook is packed with enough flavorful options to please any palate and keep you disease in check."--BOOK JACKET.
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Rice, Valentina, author.
Call Number
641.5 RIC
Publication Date
2016
Summary
"Valentina Rice has scoured the country to find the most talented producers making the most innovative food. These renowned artisans share their signature recipes for this wholly original and accessible cookbook. This collection of over 80 recipes will see you through every occasion, from a decadent French Breakfast to an exotic Indian Feast. Learn to make the fluffiest of scones from a master baker or the creamiest of croquetas from Spanish aristocracy. Valentina introduces you to this talented community of makers in this extraordinary collection of flavorful menus,"--Amazon.com.
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Merydith, Connie.
Call Number
641.815 MER
Publication Date
1997
Summary
Fresh ingredients capture the rhythms of nature throughout the year in this unique bread-machine recipe collection. There's a flavorful variety for every season and a specialty for every holiday, including Spring: Honey Yogurt Oat Bread, Poppy Seed Rings; Summer: Lemon Bread, Blueberry Oat Bread; Autumn: Raisin and Nut Bread, Pizza Dough; and Winter: Citrus Celebration Bread, Cinnamon Walnut Bread. New approaches to familiar fare include Whole Wheat Molasses, Honey Cornmeal, and Buttermilk White breads. Use the tasty Sourdough Starter recipe in eight different variations. There's even Prosciutto Bread, with the meat and cheese baked right into the loaf; Focaccia, a flatbread with tomato and herbs; and three varieties of bagel.
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Morano, Morgan, author.
Call Number
641.862 MOR
Publication Date
2015
Summary
Forget ice cream. Impress your dinner guests with unique flavors and indulge in fabulous recipes that you can make at home with The Art of Making Gelato. Discover the techniques and tools that you need to make this delicious treat at home. Gelato is churned more slowly and frozen at a slightly warmer temperature than ice cream. The slow churning incorporates less air, so the gelato is denser. The higher freezing temperature means that the gelato stays silkier and softer. Dairy-free and egg-free, sorbets are made from whole fruit and a simple syrup. They're extremely flavorful and churned like ice cream to give them a soft texture. Join Chef and Gelato afficianado Morgan Morano as she shares 50 recipes for gelato and sorbetto. Enjoy traditional chocolate, sweet milk and strawberry, to Torta della Mimosa, Bombolone, Biscoff, and Acero - even Avocado gelato!
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Tebben, Maryann.
Call Number
641.814 TEB
Publication Date
2014
Summary
Where would eggs benedict be without hollandaise, spaghetti without Bolognese, tortilla chips without salsa, or French fries without ketchup? A world without sauces is a dull and dry world indeed. But what exactly are sauces? How did they become a crucial element in every country's cuisine? Maryann Tebben answers these questions in this flavorful history, giving sauces their due as a highly debatable but essential part of our culinary habits. Tebben begins in fifth-century China with its many fermented sauces, then follows them along trade routes from East to West as they become a co
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Ortiz, Elisabeth Lambert, 1915-2003.
Call Number
641.5972 ORT
Publication Date
1996
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