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  Busy People's Fast & Frugal...

  Dawn Hall

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  This cookbook features a full range of simple, delicious recipes for home cooks who are crunched for time—and cash! 
   
  In The Busy People’s fast and Frugal Cookbook, Dawn Hall shows you how to prepare home cooked meals that are as healthy and satisfying as they are easy on your budget. Each dish includes a quick-reference grocery list and easy-to-read nutritional information.  
   
  Dawn designed every recipe to require only seven ingredients or fewer, and to be prepared in thirty minutes or less. The recipes also lend themselves to easy substitutions, so you can improvise with whatever is available in your kitchen. 
   
  Enjoy quick, inexpensive dishes such as:Hawaiian Sweet Potato SoupCandied VegetablesChipped Beef on ToastEggs with SauerkrautMaple-Glazed Ham Steaks

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  HERBAL TEA FOR BEGINNERS - An...

  Tiffany Roussaw

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  Are you looking for a more holistic approach to health and wellness? Are you tired of never-ending diets and supplements with no tangible results and hosts of side effects? This book is the perfect starting point for anyone wanting to explore the exciting world of herbal tea. 
  Herbal Tea for Beginners is an easy-to-follow guide to creating herbal tea blends from the comfort of your home. It enlightens you on the many benefits of herbal tea and how to maximize them. 
  Tea was first cultivated for its medicinal properties, and now more than ever, people are turning to the healing powers of various herbs. This book teaches you to select, grow, and prepare your herbs to create delicious, healing tea blends. The basic understanding of different readily available herbs and the optimal way to store them is only the beginning of this special journey. 
  This book contains actionable steps and informative details to help you get started, from creating your herb garden and understanding the conditions for optimal growth to harvest at the right time.

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  The Wine Lover Cooks Italian -...

  Brian St. Pierre

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  “A noted wine writer . . . uses simple, engaging language to describe the many wines of Italy,” paired with delectable recipes from its various regions (Publishers Weekly). 
   
  Glass in one hand, fork in the other, Brian St. Pierre explores the regional wines and cuisines of Italy in this dream of a cookbook. As you’d expect from the author of A Perfect Glass of Wine, St. Pierre brings to the table fabulous recipes and inspired wine pairings.  
   
  Whether it’s a hearty barolo from Piedmont in the northwest that complements a pan-roasted veal tenderloin, a refreshing pinot grigio from the shores of the Adriatic paired with succulent risotto di frutti di mare, or a glass of easy-going Apulia primitivo from the southern reaches to enjoy with the rosemary and oregano notes of slow-baked lamb, each wine suggestion is designed to enhance the flavor of the recipe.  
   
  The sweeter side of the wine spectrum is also represented with such treats as zuppa inglese with strawberries served alongside a glass of sparkling proseccoa. With a glossary of wine terms and gorgeous photographs of both the wine and the food, this stylish cookbook is as beautiful as it is informative.

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  American Flavor

  Andrew Carmellini

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  Join the two-time James Beard Award winner and author of Urban Italian on a wonderfully rich and diverse road trip through American regional cooking. 
   
  In American Flavor, Andrew Carmellini shares the lessons of his culinary life on the road in recipes and stories that get at the soul of how we eat today. Using the traditional regional foodways and the multicultural neighborhoods, global eateries, and ethnic groceries that dot the American landscape as his inspiration, he introduces delectable, enticing dishes that deliver maximum impact yet are surprisingly simple to make. In the book, you’ll find cheese pierogies inspired by the Polish church ladies of Carmellini’s native Cleveland right next to his take on savory-sweet barbecued beef short ribs from L.A.’s Korea Town; seriously smoky southwestern mole alongside savory lamb stew that takes its flavors from Astoria, the historically Greek neighborhood in Queens, New York. Every recipe reflects Carmellini’s laid-back style, midwestern roots, big-city palate, and dedication to great ingredients and serious flavor. 
   
  Along with the recipes are true-life tales of Carmellini’s crazy culinary travels across America, into Canada, and even to Europe. Whether he’s hunting ramps with the locals during an extern summer at a Virginia mountain resort or sampling some of the surprising off-menu specials at a hippie café in Vancouver, British Columbia, these hilarious, engaging stories tell the tale of the education of an American chef inside the kitchen—and out. 
   
  Entertaining and inspiring, American Flavor is a book that readers will turn to again and again, not only for special occasions and everyday meals, but also as a portrait of real American food in the twenty-first century: sophisticated but down-to-earth, rustic but refined, and always deeply flavored and delicious.

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  Naturally Delicious Dinners

  Danny Seo

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  Naturally, Danny Seo editor-in-chief Danny Seo returns with Naturally, Delicious Dinners, a cookbook dedicated to those who want to live healthily and choose foods mindfully. Packed with real nutritional value, these dinners don’t skimp on taste: they are rich, enticing, and filling. There are approximately 100 recipes and over 100 stunning photos.

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  Man Bites Dog - Hot Dog Culture...

  Bruce Kraig, Patty Carroll

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  Whether you call them franks, wieners, or red hots, hot dogs are as American as apple pie, but how did these little links become icons of American culture? Man Bites Dog explores the transformation of hot dogs from unassuming street fare to paradigms of regional expression, social mobility, and democracy. World-renowned hot dog scholar Bruce Kraig investigates the history, people, décor, and venues that make up hot dog culture and what it says about our country.  These humble sausages cross ethnic and regional boundaries and have provided the means for plucky entrepreneurs to pull themselves up by their bootstraps. Hot dogs, and the ways we enjoy them, are part of the American dream. Man Bites Dog celebrates the power of the hot dog through a historical survey and profiles of notable hot dog purveyors. Loaded with stunning color photos by Patty Carroll, descriptions of neighborhood venues and flashy pushcarts from New York to Los Angeles, and recipes for cooking up hot dog heaven at home, this book is the u

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