The Red Chile Bible Southwestern Classic and Gourmet Recipes
July 31, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
The Red Chile Bible Southwestern Classic and Gourmet Recipes

The long-awaited companion to The Green Chile Bible, this vibrant collection of rich red chilli recipes celebrates the blending of historic Spanish, Indian, and western frontier traditions in southwestern cookery, and explores some of the best European and Asian contributions to the latest Southwest ‘fusion’ style. The Red Chile Bible caters to the desires of every chilli cook — from the passion for finding new ways to cook with chilli to the ambition to achieve the ultimate classic salsa. It covers the gamut of Southwest styles from the traditional to contemporary, from down-home rustic to unashamedly elegant, from comfortably mellow to fiery hot. Reflecting the modern cook’s commitment to natural flavours and healthy foods, The Red Chile Bible emphasises fresh ingredients and dishes ‘made from scratch’ but the authors have also suggested shortcuts and substitute ingredients to save preparation time, without sacrificing quality or flavour. Providing important practical help for the novice chilli cook, the authors give complete information on the major southwestern and Mexican red chillies, along with tips on buying, storing, and handling fresh, dried, crushed, and powdered red chillies. A glossary and a list of sources are included.
User Ratings and Reviews
1 Star not good
The book was fine and made a great gift. Amazon screwed up not only the order by the credit back to my account.
3 Stars Agh, my eyes
This book definitely focuses more on the “gourmet” side of things, so you won’t find too many of the recipes you’ve come to know and love from that tin shack truck stop off the dirt road in Chimayo. There are still some gems in here, but my single biggest complaint has to be about the fact that the entire thing is printed in red ink. Not dark red, either; bright, vibrant, difficult-to-keep-your-eyes-on-the-page red. I’m sure somebody thought it would be a cute gimmick, but it wears off instantly.
5 Stars I think that this book is a gem among modern cookbooks.
The red chile bible has brought the exciting red chile into my life and I am very grateful to the authors for creating such a masterpiece! I would recommend this bible to beginners and aficionados alike.
The Perfect Omelette via Julia Child
July 29, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
Savannah Classic Desserts Classic Recipes Series
July 29, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
Savannah Classic Desserts Classic Recipes Series
This cookbook features signature desserts of Savannah, with more than 40 recipes and restaurants included. The recipes present not just classics of the past but also modern treatments in which contemporary chefs update the tradition. Beautiful photography accompanies the recipes, showcasing the food, restaurant, and the fresh local ingredients. Among the desserts presented are Banana Pudding, Red Velvet Cake, Sweet Potato Pie, Blueberry Cobbler, and Peach Bread Pudding. Whether you’re a South Carolina native familiar with the delights of Charleston sweets or a cook who wants to try out some Southern recipes, this cookbook will be sure to please.
Blueberry Recipes and Tips
July 28, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
Cajun and Creole 50 Classic Recipes The very best of spicy cooking New Orleans style all the traditional dishes shown step by step from Seafood Gumbo to Jambalaya
July 28, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment

Two deliciously distinctive cuisines united in one comprehensive, easy-to-use volume. Elegant and sophisticated Creole cooking ideas are presented alongside hearty and rustic Cajun food, so you’ll never be stuck for inspiration.
FREE Recipe Booklets from Sun-Maid
July 27, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
Altbier History Brewing Techniques Recipes Classic Beer Style Series 12
July 26, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
Altbier History Brewing Techniques Recipes Classic Beer Style Series 12

This book explains how Altbier was brewed in Dusseldorf centuries ago by brewmonks and brewnuns, and how to brew one today.
The Best Italian Classics Best Recipe Classics
July 24, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
The Best Italian Classics Best Recipe Classics
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Another great cookbook!
I just can’t say enough good things about the Cook’s Illustrated Cookbooks and this one is no exception. The recipes always come out well. They give you great advise throughout the book. Another keeper…
5 Stars A Great Read and Delicious Meals
My husband says, “Cook’s Illustrated provides the best in-depth analysis of any recipe, the things you want and need to know. Everything I have cooked out of this book turned out to be wonderful, and reading how they got there and all the things they tried is extremely interesting. The only drawback I can see on the series is the recipes are adapted to American taste expectations so some increase in herbs and spices may prove beneficial. But follow the original recipe at least once. The other thing I noticed, being the owner of five of their cookbooks, is that you will find overlap between the books. That, however, can not really be avoided and is definitely not a major detraction. The introduction to the recipes is the stuff of bedtime reading.” I say everything he has done out of it is terrific.
5 Stars All of their books are wonderful. This one did not let me down.
Just as all the other books and their magazines, this book will not let you down. The recipies are wonderful. There are great explanations for each step and a story for how the recipe came about. It is a must have for your kitchen. The chicken picata recipe is to die for.
Classic Ham Salad
July 24, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment
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