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  The Carnivore Diet Handbook -...

  K. Suzanne

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  "This is a must-read for anyone considering the carnivore diet." ★★★★★ 
  Destroy your sugar cravings immediately, once and for all! Burn fat easily! Increase your strength and energy!  
  Bonus with purchase! Get a free PDF of my Carnivore Diet Holiday Handbook when you buy this audiobook! 
  Note: The main body of this audiobook is unabridged. The recipes, shopping list, and resource links are available as a free PDF.Why eat a carnivore diet? 
  People are turning to the carnivore diet because it works!  
  It’s easy to follow! The food tastes delicious, and you'll be satisfied for hours. Easy fat loss!Tons of energy the moment you wake up!Eliminate joint aches and pains.Immediate strength gains in the gym.Easy digestion that keeps your belly flat and tight.No more brain-fog, clear thinking and sharp memory!Gorgeous, clear & youthful skin from anti-aging effects.Balanced blood sugar, never get light-headed or cranky.Drastically improved PMS without headaches, cramps, or water retention. 
  The Carnivore Diet Handbook has everything you need to get started NOW! Get started easily with the included carnivore diet meal plan ideas, a useful shopping list, helpful resources, and 25 easy carnivore diet recipes for delicious meat meals.Get The Carnivore Diet Handbook NOW!

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  Cheese It! - Start Making Cheese...

  Cole Dawson

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  A guide to making forty eight types of cheese from your own home, plus seventy five recipes to transform your creations into delicious dishes. 
   
  Just a short decade ago “American cheese” meant orange individually wrapped slices. In the rural renaissance of the new century, many Americans have discovered the world of real cheese for the first time. From warm, milky mozzarella and handcrafted goat cheese to complicated Monterey Jack and Gorgonzola, cheese makers and cheese lovers have a broad range of delicious fromage to explore and enjoy. For all of the adventurous cheese lovers who want to make the leap to cheese makers, Cheese It! reduces the mysteries of transforming a couple of gallons of milk into a couple of pounds of delicious cheese. Artisanal cheese maker and author Cole Dawson leads the whey for beginners through the art and science of cheese making, including detailed advice on milk, coagulants and curds, equipment, safety, and more. 
   
  Fresh Cheese for Today 
   
  Begin with homemade butter, cream cheese, and sour cream, and then dip into the perfect starter: soft unripened cheeses such as paneer, Chévre, feta, mascarpone, and ricotta. Discover the brine bath and make everyone’s favorite stretched cheese-mozzarella-as well as scamorza, Mexican Asadero, and provolone. 
   
  Hard Cheeses Made Easy 
   
  Enter the great aged beauties of the cheese world, Parmesan (Parmigiano-Reggiano) and Pecorino Romano from the north and south of Italy. Create fondue beyond compare with your own Swiss Gruyére and climb to the top of Montasio, the Alpine cousin of Asiago. 
   
  Moving On to Semi-Hard Cheese 
   
  Cover salting, pressing, and molding curds; the processes of aging and air-drying; and waxing techniques. Try your hand at the mighty Cheddar and its many variations; then move beyond Cheddar to Cantal, Monterey Jack, Cotswold, Caerphilly, and Caciotta. Learn how to wash curds and produce your own Colby, Gouda, and Edam. 
   
  Mold on Your Molds 
   
  Learn about washing rinds, the aging process, and the introduction of good bacteria. Make Muenster, Brick, Raclette, Tilsit, and Taleggio at home, plus bloomy rind favorites Camembert, Brie, Chaource, and Crottin. Tackle stinky blue cheeses such as Stilton, Roquefort, Fourme d’Ambert, and Gorgonzola.

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  Food - Vegetarian Home Cooking

  Mary McCartney

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  “Incredibly simple, easy-to-make vegetarian standards that McCartney has refined—with a personal twist—to their essential elements.” —Men’s Journal 
   
  With Food, the photographer and host of Mary McCartney Serves It Up brings us easy, family-friendly meat-free dishes that will appeal to everyone—including carnivores. And they’re all presented in gorgeous pictures taken by Mary herself, along with personal stories and photos old and new. 
   
  Inspired by her mother’s recipes, McCartney has whipped up creative, comforting, uncomplicated, and delicious meals that will encourage home cooks to think vegetarian. They range from savory Asparagus Summer Tart and a no-meat Shepherd’s Pie to family favorites, including Lemon Drizzle Cake and Arty’s Chocolate Chip Cookies. This is good, wholesome fare, cooked well and with ease, meant for family and friends to share. And Mary’s unique bold and beautifully illuminated images are as irresistible as her food. 
   
  “A simple book of gorgeous, tasty treats.” —Jamie Oliver 
   
  “[A] feast for the eyes as well as the appetite . . . One is reminded that the attractive color in the food we eat comes straight from ingredients grown in gardens, orchards and vineyards, not netted at sea or butchered ashore.” —The Wall Street Journal 
   
   
   
  “An intimate portrait of the uncomplicated meals she serves her family and friends . . . These recipes aren’t meant to impress or instruct; they are honest, home-cooked favorites for everyday occasions.” —Library Journal 
   
  “What make McCartney’s simple items so pleasurable are the chatty family-memory prefaces for each dish and . . . breathtaking color collages of food and people and places.” —Booklist

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  Ice Cream Treats - Easy Ways to...

  Charity Ferreira

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  Turn your favorite carton of ice cream into a real treat with over fifty recipes for super-cool desserts—from cakes & pies to sundaes & sandwiches. What’s cooler than ice cream? How about over fifty chill-out ways to transform store-bought ice cream into truly spectacular desserts?  With Ice Cream Treats, you’re only a pint away from turning your favorite flavor into delicious cakes, pies, sundaes, shakes, and sandwiches. Nothing says summertime like a frothy Berry-Vanilla Milk Shake or a Peach Crisp Parfait. But you can indulge anytime of the year with decadent desserts like Black Forest Ice Cream Cake or creamy Butter Pecan Pie. Even the holidays are more festive with unexpected treats like Pumpkin Sandwiches with Gingersnaps or Eggnog Ice Cream Torte with Rum Whipped Cream. And once you try treats like Pistachio Sandwiches with Walnut Brownies, you’ll never settle for a cone again.  If you want to try your hand at making your own ice cream, there are even recipes for the classics like Dark Chocolate, Coffee Bean, Vanilla Bean, and Strawberry. To top it all off, you’ll find an ice cream buyer’s guide, along with tips and tools for making perfect ice cream treats. Isn’t it time you treated yourself?

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  Lost Restaurant of Chicago

  Greg Borzo

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  A Chicago author’s tribute to the historic eateries and storied local haunts that the Windy City has loved and lost.   Many of Chicago’s greatest or most unusual restaurants are “no longer taking reservations.” But even if they’re gone, they're definitely not forgotten. From steakhouses to delis, these dining destinations attracted movie stars, fed the hungry, launched nationwide trends and launched a smorgasbord of culinary innovations.   Stretching across almost two centuries of memorable service and adventurous menus, Lost Restaurants of Chicago revisits the institutions entrusted with the city's special occasions. Noted author Greg Borzo dishes out course after course of fondly remembered fare, from Maxim's to Charlie Trotter’s and Trader Vic's to the Blackhawk.

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  Family Recipes From Rosedown and...

  Mary Thomas, Richard Scott,...

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  Discover authentic antebellum recipes in this cookbook from two legendary Louisiana plantations—enlivened with cultural history and personal stories. Dixie biscuits, divinity candy, pond lily salad, lightning cake, and foolish pie are just a few of the delightful dishes included in this collection from the historic Rosedown and Catalpa plantations of West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. Nearly three hundred recipes are included here, along with a brief history of plantation life and cooking in the antebellum South, as well as firsthand memories of Rosedown.  Found by researchers exploring the Catalpa Plantation attic, many of these original family “receipts” are used in the present-day Rosedown Plantation kitchen demonstrations. Recipes for familiar comfort foods such as corn fritters, green pepper pickles, stuffed eggs, turkey gumbo, lobster croquettes, Thanksgiving relish, bread pudding, and many more are included, offering an abundant selection of nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century culinary favorites.

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