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  Vegan 101 - Master Vegan Cooking...

  Kate DeVivo

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  An everything-you-need-to-know guide to vegan cooking featuring 101 plant-based, dairy-free recipes, all of which have been thoroughly kitchen-tested. 
   
  Vegan 101 starts with a detailed introduction that covers the basics of vegan cooking and discusses helpful how-tos, insider tips, and keys to best results. This book—like all the books in the 101 series—features a simple, contemporary-looking design that’s as clear-cut as it is elegant, with measures calculated using both traditional and metric quantities. 
   
  Perfect both for beginners and more experienced cooks looking to broaden their kitchen horizons, Vegan 101’s breadth of recipes are drawn from a wide range of culinary traditions. Among the delicious recipes, you’ll find . . .Black Bean and Okra GumboSesame Pasta Salad with Summer VegetablesVietnamese Curried Coconut SoupOrzo with Sun-Dried Tomatoes and MushroomsQuinoa with Roasted Eggplant and SquashCranberry-Apple TartPasta Santa Fe 
   
  Vegan 101 will be an essential addition to the ranks of vegan cookbooks, and the 101 series it premiers is positioned to become a popular resource for contemporary home cooks. 
   
  Praise for the 101 Series 
   
  “A good resource to find creative recipes for any beginning vegan or for someone who’s been following that lifestyle for some time.” —WLS-ABC Chicago 
   
  “Gluten-Free 101, Diabetes 101, Vegan 101, and Vegetarian 101 are all aimed at providing 101 delicious, healthful recipes that are easy to prepare and don’t scrimp on flavor and taste.” —Power Player Lifestyle

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  America's Best BBQ—Homestyle -...

  Paul Kirk, Ardie A. Davis

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  Take your backyard cookouts to a new level. “Davis and Kirk explore the world of competition barbecue and share tips and recipes straight from the champs.” —The Edwardsville Intelligencer 
   
  It began with one simple question: What do championship barbecuers love to cook for themselves, when there are no rules but the simple laws of physics and basic chemistry? With more than thirty years of barbecue contest experience apiece, Ardie A. Davis, professional barbecue judge and barbecue historian extraordinaire, and KC Baron of Barbeque Paul Kirk, with a slew of awards under his belt—including seven world championships—were just the guys to ask it. 
   
  America’s Best BBQ—Homestyle collects the best backyard cookout recipes from people who have gone pro. Some of the recipes are former competition winners that have earned a constant place at the family table. Others are foods that teams like to make (and share) while they tend their fires on contest day. A few are old family recipes passed down for generations. And some are even the result of ingenious experiments in the kitchen and at the grill. Most are easy. All are sure to win the hearts of friends and neighbors at your next family cookout. 
   
  Also included are tips and advice on everything from meal prep to gadgets, some basics to get you started, a few tall tales from the pits, and tons of photos of the dishes and the pitmasters who make them. This is the only book you need to become “the envy of the subdivision, the pride of the campground, and the host with the most at the next tailgate party” (The Self Taught Cook).

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  The Essential Keto Copycat...

  Nancy De Luca

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  Do you want to taste your favourite dishes from famous restaurants and fast-food chains without leaving home, spending a lot, and getting pounds? 
  Let’s say the truth - eating out or taking away can be a very satisfied experience: tasty, easy, no stress or time consuming. 
  But let’s see also the dark side: sometime it become expensive, unhealthy, and absolutely not the best way to keep yourself in shape. I'm not suggesting to avoid restaurants and fast-foods (I’m not crazy, love them too) but need a balance. 
  So, the question: is it possible to keep the positives of eating out experience cutting off the negatives? I would say: YES. 
  And explaining how to do that is exactly what I was aiming with this cookbook. 
  Go deeper, what you'll learn listening this audiobook? A new way to enjoy your favourite meals! 
  To be more specific:You’ll save money through an accurate ingredient selectionYou’ll eat healthy food keeping all the process under controlYou’ll keep yourself in shape cause all the recipes are made in a keto-friendly wayYou’ll be able to choose every day the right recipe looking through a selection that covers all the menu and all the levelsYou'll learn tips and tricks to customize recipes and add your personal touch: improve the standard!Last but not least, you’ll learn that homemade cooking could be easy, budget-saving, high-quality, and delicious 
  Even if you think that restaurants and fast-foods are the best and you are addicted to them, this audiobook will let you discover new amazing opportunities to mix flavour and health, cheating with diet, restaurant with home. 
  No need to choose anymore - take all and go to the next level! 
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  The Martha's Vineyard Table

  Jessica B. Harris

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  “A perfect Martha’s Vineyard guidebook” from the acclaimed culinary historian and winner of the James Beard Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award (Publishers Weekly). 
   
  Martha’s Vineyard has long been renowned as a popular vacation destination, but few are aware of the island’s rich culinary history. The Martha’s Vineyard Table celebrates the cuisine of this seaside escape with such treats as Codfish Fritters, Stuffed Quahogs, Corn Pudding, and Cranberry-Apple Crisp. In addition to 80 recipes, Jessica Harris captures the charm of the island’s gingerbread cottages, lobster fishermen, artisan fudge shops, and farmers’ markets in her short essays on Vineyard life. For the nostalgic visitor and for those who dream of vacationing there, The Martha’s Vineyard Table brings the island to life. 
   
  “It includes culinary contributions from many groups that call the Vineyard home: Jamaicans’ Codfish Fritters and Red Pea Soup with Spinners; Portuguese specialties of Kale Soup and Jagacida (a dish of linguiça, beans, and rice); African American dishes like Cornbread and Collard Green Pie; and Wampanoag-inspired Corn Pudding and Cranberry-Apple Crisp.” —Martha’s Vineyard Magazine

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  Wicked Good Barbecue - Fearless...

  Andy Husbands, Charis Hart,...

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  “The audacious and tasty recipes showcase everything from the modern classics to serious in-your-face barbeque . . . a must for every grill aficionado.” —Chris Schlesinger, coauthor of The Thrill of the Grill 
   
  How did two guys from Boston win hundreds of barbecue ribbons, thirty Kansas City Barbecue Society championships, and the biggest prize of them all, the Jack Daniel’s World Championship Invitational Barbecue? By standing over glowing coals and smoking barrels for days on end to develop barbecue recipes not just good, but “wicked good” as they say in New England. 
   
  Award-winning chefs Andy Husbands and Chris Hart reveal their secrets to competition-winning barbecue—from the actual recipe that won the Jack Daniel’s World Championship Invitational, to the 25-Step Championship Chicken that melts in your mouth and the American Royal First Place Beef Brisket, king of them all, hardest to master and unforgettable to eat when it’s done right. 
   
  Wicked Good Barbecue ain’t your daddy’s barbecue. It’s just the best you’ve ever tasted. So if you want to cook competition-worthy chow, and you think you’ve got what it takes or want inspiration from the best; crack this book, pick up your tongs, and fire away. Wicked Good Barbecue is your guide to fun, fearless, and fantastic barbecue no matter where you’re from. 
   
  “Live fire cooking at its wicked BEST! The IQUE team will raise your BBQ IQ.” —Carolyn Wells, PhB, Executive Director and co-founder, Kansas City Barbeque Society 
   
  “Their prose exudes energy and confidence, and that makes this an entertaining read . . . fervent BBQ diehards with their eyes on a championship will believe their prayers have been answered.” —Library Journal

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  The Food Diaries

  Elizabeth Butel

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  Eating when you're hungry ... how simple is that? Not so simple for Josie and the friends she met when she took herself off to One Step, the local Overeaters Anonymous Group. She heard about Rachel's extended family, who thought meeting meant eating. She met Christopher who could only stomach one coloured food at a time. There was Olga who used food as an anchor to her past and Dave who was the family's living compost bin. Then there was Tiffany and Monica and finally Perry whose wife had two-timed his stomach as well as his heart. Josie liked to think of her food diaries as one woman's Battle of the Bulge but really it all their stories, she reflected, as she sat down to write that last entry.With Julie McGregor as Josie, as heard on ABC Radio.

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