Maison d'édition: Gibbs Smith
The New England farmgirl shares heartwarming stories and personal advice along with a bushel of new recipes for lemonades and drinks, salads, hearty main courses, pies, cakes, and more.
Burt, the hound of Beelzebub, has risen from the dead, Gadget the miniature horse has moved into the kitchen and Tommy has decided to expand his beer business, and on the advice of his wife Rose, is thinking about distilling gin, what can possibly go wrong? With Brexit looming, a second baby on the way, and sales of IPA beer plummeting, trouble is brewing in the Loire. Shortlisted for the Fortnum amp; Mason Food and Drink Awards 2019, Tommy Barnes' first book, A Beer in the Loire, told the tale of a year lurching from disaster to disaster as attempted to escape the rat race by starting a brewery in one of the finest wine-producing regions on the planet. Trouble Brewing in the Loire is the second book in the hilarious and bestselling Braslou Biere Chronicles. With recipes from The Chatsworth Bakehouse.Voir livre
Delicious new takes on the classic campfire dessert for children and adults—from Lemon Bar to Intense Espresso, Candy Cane to Kettle Corn. Gooey goodness is just a graham cracker, marshmallow, and some chocolate away. Or you could up your s’more game with these melt-in-your-mouth recipes. Gather your family around a campfire, barbecue, oven, or stovetop and satisfy your sweet tooth with Hazelnut Raspberry Brownie, Banana Caramel, Piña Colada, Mexican Chocolate, or Hardcore Mint s’mores. “Offering over 50 riffs on the theme, Adams adds everything from mangoes and cranberries to popcorn to the basic recipe, as well as more inventive fare such as a Boston Cream Pie S’more, made up of strawberry shortcake cups, a marshmallow and chocolate frosting . . . the recipes are simple to replicate, making them ideal for children and young at heart marshmallow lovers (Publishers Weekly). “Our favorites are her seasonal s’mores, like the Squashed Chickie s’more. It puts Easter Peeps to perfect use, tastes really good, is horribly/wonderfully messy and will make you giggle. We’re always ready for s’more of that.” —Chicago Tribune “A little stack of sweetness just got better. The book gives s’more lovers something to salivate over.” —Miami Herald (International Edition) “Adams takes the humble campfire treat to new levels. The pictures will have you reaching for the lighter and bag of marshmallows.” —Arizona Daily Star “Author Lisa Adams puts such a creative twist on her recipe variations that even traditionalists are sure to find a new favorite.” —St. Petersburg TimesVoir livre
Do beer yeast rustlers really exist? Who patented the Beer Goddess? How can you tell a Beer Geek from a Beer Nazi? Where exactly is Beervana? Does Big Beer hate Little Beer? Ken Wells, a novelist, Pulitzer Prize finalist, and longtime Wall Street Journal writer, answers these questions and more by bringing a keen eye and prodigious reportage to the people and passions that have propelled beer into America's favorite alcoholic beverage and the beer industry into a $75 billion commercial juggernaut, not to mention a potent force in American culture. Travels with Barley is a lively, literate tour through the precincts of the beer makers, sellers, drinkers, and thinkers who collectively drive the mighty River of Beer onward. The heart of the book is a journey along the Mississippi River, from Minnesota to Louisiana, in a quixotic search for the Perfect Beer Joint -- a journey that turns out to be the perfect pretext for viewing America through the prism of a beer glass. Along the river, you'll visit the beer bar once owned by the brewer Al Capone, glide by The World's Largest Six Pack, and check into Elvis Presley's Heartbreak Hotel to plumb the surprisingly controversial question of whether Elvis actually drank beer. But the trip also includes numerous detours up quirky tributaries, among them: a visit to an Extreme Beer maker in Delaware with ambitions to make 50-proof brew, a look at the murky world of beer yeast rustlers in California, and a journey to the portals of ultimate beer power at the Anheuser-Busch plant in St. Louis, where making the grade as a Clydesdale draft horse is harder than you might imagine. Entertaining, enlightening, and written with Wells's trademark verve, Travels with Barley is a perfect gift -- not just for America's 84 million beer enthusiasts, but for all discerning readers of flavorful nonfiction.Voir livre
This is a hassle-free, lighter take on Southern cooking that proves the notion less can so often be more. By reimagining beloved Southern classics and viewing them through a more health- and lifestyle-conscious lens, Lauren McDuffie’s Southern Lights: Easier, Lighter, and Better-for-You Recipes From the South explores ways to make Southern cooking more accessible without sacrificing flavor or quality. Setting traditionally heavy recipes to a decidedly more healthful tune and showing off some Southern fare that is already light to begin with (the heart of Southern cooking beats for fresh, seasonal produce), this cookbook will give you ways to enjoy your favorite Southern dishes more often. It is bursting with some seriously delicious Southern powerhouses—a true all-star lineup—for breakfasts, lunches, appetizers, snacks, dinners, holiday dishes, desserts, and more.Voir livre
Do you know your chia from your quinoa, your flax from your farro? Grains and seeds possess potent health-giving properties; they are packed with vitamins, dietary fibre and essential amino acids, and are known to support the immune system. But most people don't incorporate enough of these superfoods into their diets, and they are missing out - on both the health benefits and on the flavour! Amy Ruth Finegold has rid herself of the health problems that plagued her and discovered a whole new exciting way to eat by embracing these ancient grains - from amaranth to bulgur, buckwheat to teff. Get off to a good start with Breakfast options including Amaranth Porridge and Pineapple Bran Muffins. Soups include the fruity and tangy Summer Melon Soup with Tamarind, while Salads & Snacks also make a perfect light meal - try a Wheatberry Salad with Apples and Pecans. Satisfying Main Dishes to enjoy include Millet-stuffed Acorn Squash and Lamb Chops with a Warm Quinoa Apricot Salad. Seeds and grains work well in Sweet Treats, too; try Peach Pie with a Sunflower Seed Crust or treat yourself to Peanut Butter Quinoa Cookies.Voir livre
The handbook of Southern hospitality—with over one hundred recipes and tips on making guests feel at home! Food writer Nicki Pendleton Wood has gathered recipes from more than one hundred Southerners that they prepare when company is coming. These are the show-off recipes hosts pull out when guests are on the way, whether for an intimate evening with another couple, a party for a big crowd celebrating a milestone birthday, or anything in between. In addition to the recipes, contributors share their secrets for making guests feel at home with ideas for entertaining and table setting. Dishes include:Crunchy Fried Field PeasCollards with Citrus and CranberriesLemon Miso Sweet PotatoesPurple Hull Pea Salad with Bacon VinaigretteCuban-Southern Pork Roast with Chimichurri “Barbecue” SauceChocolate Whiskey Buttermilk Cake with Praline Topping, and many moreVoir livre
