Archive for the “Hot Sauces (Books)” Category
Jan
29
2012
The Chile Pepper Encyclopedia: Everything You’ll Ever Need To Know About Hot Peppers, With More Than 100 RecipesPosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: About, Chile, Encyclopedia, Ever, Everything, Know, More, Need, Pepper, Peppers, Recipes, Than, You'llProduct Description In addition to entries on chile species, culture, terminology, and agriculture, the encyclopedia includes more than one hundred fiery recipes like Madras Fried Chile Fritters from India and Jamaican Jerk Chicken Wings are sure to please any hot-and-spicy food lover. Black and white drawings and photographs, charts, and graphs appear throughout, and an eight page insert includes color photographs of dozens of varieties of chiles, invaluable for identification. The Chile Pepper Encyclopedia is an indispensable sourcebook for chile aficionados, gardeners, cooks, and anyone else who has a burning interest in fiery foods.
Jan
22
2012
Pig: King of the Southern TablePosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: King, Southern, TableProduct Description Though beef, poultry, and fish all have their place in Southern cuisine, one animal stands snout and shoulders above the rest—the mighty pig. From bacon to barbecue, from pork loin to pork belly, James Villas’s Pig: King of the Southern Table presents the pride of the South in all its glory. 300 mouth-watering recipes range from the basics like sausages, ribs, and ham to creative ideas involving hashes, burgers, gumbos, and casseroles. A North Carolina native, Villas doesn’t just provide great pork recipes but also brings the spirit of Southern cooking alive with tasty cultural and historical tidbits and favorite recipes from beloved restaurants like Louis Osteen’s on Pawley’s Island and Crook’s Corner in Chapel Hill. With gorgeous full-color photography and recipes from Maryland to Louisiana and everywhere in between, Pig is the definitive take on the South’s favorite animal.
Whether you’re planning the perfect summer barbecue or just looking for new ideas for family dinners, Pig shares the secrets of great Southern cooking with every corner of the nation.
Jan
19
2012
Hot Sauce!: Techniques for Making Signature Hot Sauces with 32 Recipes to Get You Started; Includes 62 Recipes for Using Your Hot SaucesPosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: Includes, MAKING, Recipes, Sauce., Sauces, Signature, Started, Techniques, UsingProduct Description Product Description If you’re a regular user of chili sauce or like to experiment you’ll know that the taste of sauces varies greatly, based not least on where in the world they originate. I’ve put together a starting list of sauce recipes from which you can select your favorite style of sauce or, if you’re up for it, work your way through the lot! If you’re a regular user of chili sauce or like to experiment you’ll know that the taste of sauces varies greatly, based not least on where in the world they originate. I’ve put together a starting list of sauce recipes from which you can select your favorite style of sauce or, if you’re up for it, work your way through the lot!
Jan
18
2012
Zing’S Hot Sauce RecipesPosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: Recipes, Sauce., Zing'SProduct Description
Oct
26
2011
How Hot Sauce Came to LousiannePosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: Came, Lousianne, Sauce.Product Description Mista Boudreaux (BOO-dro) was a giant of a man, who stood well over seven feet tall. But as big-sized as he was, he was known for being twice as mean! And if there was one thing that really cooked his goose, it was when some poor ol’ body mispronounced his name. In this fictional Cajun tale, three traveling salesmen make that very mistake. How Hot Sauce Came to Lousianne depicts several comical encounters between this ill-tempered crawfish farmer and each of the three traveling salesmen. Stirred together and peppered with Cajun lingo, these chance-meetings lead to the creation of “Lousianne Hot Sauce,” which turns out to be Boudreaux’s temper, all bottled up and “swishing ‘round on the inside.” This 6-page porquoi twist written in Cajun vernacular makes How Hot Sauce Came to Lousianne a unique addition to any library. The intended read-aloud audience for this book is readers ages 5-10, although this clever story will be enjoyed by all ages. Although the goal of the story is to entertain, it is often utilized by educators teaching units on the Southeast. Throughout the book, there are references to the state flower, bird, crustacean, etc. Furthermore, the story’s setting and Cajun lingo paint a beautiful portrait of the bayou region of Louisiana. Mista Boudreaux (BOO-dro) was a giant of a man, who stood well over seven feet tall. But as big-sized as he was, he was known for being twice as mean! And if there was one thing that really cooked his goose, it was when some poor ol’ body mispronounced his name. In this fictional Cajun tale, three traveling salesmen make that very mistake. How Hot Sauce Came to Lousianne depicts several comical encounters between this ill-tempered crawfish farmer and each of the three traveling salesmen. Stirred together and peppered with Cajun lingo, these chance-meetings lead to the creation of “Lousianne Hot Sauce,” which turns out to be Boudreaux’s temper, all bottled up and “swishing ‘round on the inside.” This 6-page porquoi twist written in Cajun vernacular makes How Hot Sauce Came to Lousianne a unique addition to any library. The intended read-aloud audience for this book is readers ages 5-10, although this clever story will be enjoyed by all ages. Although the goal of the story is to entertain, it is often utilized by educators teaching units on the Southeast. Throughout the book, there are references to the state flower, bird, crustacean, etc. Furthermore, the story’s setting and Cajun lingo paint a beautiful portrait of the bayou region of Louisiana.
Oct
05
2011
Hot Dog !! – The Sauce Makes The Dog! – This Ain’t Your Granddaddy’s Hot DogPosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: Ain't, Granddaddy's, makes, Sauce., ThisProduct Description You will find 20 taste tempting budget friendly hot dog sauce recipes like Old Fashioned Spicy Hot Dog Sauce, Pittsburgh Special Hot Dog Sauce, Veggie Lover Hot Dog Sauce, Carnival Midway Hot Dog Sauce, Kickin Hot Dog Sauce, Mango Hot Dog Sauce and Classic 1950’s Drive-in Hot Dog Sauce to name a few. Tempt your family and friends and become everyone’s favorite chef with a little help from The Budget Bistro. You will find 20 taste tempting budget friendly hot dog sauce recipes like Old Fashioned Spicy Hot Dog Sauce, Pittsburgh Special Hot Dog Sauce, Veggie Lover Hot Dog Sauce, Carnival Midway Hot Dog Sauce, Kickin Hot Dog Sauce, Mango Hot Dog Sauce and Classic 1950’s Drive-in Hot Dog Sauce to name a few. Tempt your family and friends and become everyone’s favorite chef with a little help from The Budget Bistro. Hot Dog !! – The Sauce Makes The Dog! – This Ain’t Your Granddaddy’s Hot Dog
Sep
23
2011
1923 Introductions, including: Television, Vegemite, Frozen Food, Butterfinger, Drano, Cutty Sark , … Crystal Hot Sauce, Cph Railmotor, Pep CerealPosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: 1923, Butterfinger, Cereal, Crystal, Cutty, Drano, Food, Frozen, including, Introductions, Railmotor, Sark, Sauce., Television, VegemiteProduct Description
Sep
21
2011
Preserving Chili PeppersPosted by Blogmaster in Hot Sauces (Books), tags: Chili, Peppers, PreservingProduct Description Now what? It’s time to preserve those chili peppers before they go bad. If you don’t preserve your peppers, that is exactly what will happen, and you won’t be able to enjoy them through the winter cold. We’re here to help you. This book includes: * Pressure Canning Chili Peppers “Preserving is a great way to extend the storage life of your chili peppers in a variety of tasty ways, enabling you to enjoy them all year long. You can also have the pleasure of sharing your homemade preserves with family and friends. If you have been blessed with an abundant chili pepper harvest or have access to locally-grown peppers, this book is a great resource for deliciously preserving your peppers for future use.” Linda J. Amendt, Award-winning cookbook author and home preserver “As a nutritionist, I recommend the great recipes in Preserving Chili Peppers as a way of bringing these hot and delicious gems to your healthy lifestyle. Preserving peppers is a great way to eat and share these freshly grown wonders year round. They are high in antioxidants, immunity and metabolism boosting qualities and when preserved with herbs and spices are a great step towards a nutritious lifestyle. Thank you, Chili Pepper Madness!” Lisa C. Cohn, Nutrition Expert, Owner, Park Avenue Nutrition, New YorkProduct Description Now what? It’s time to preserve those chili peppers before they go bad. If you don’t preserve your peppers, that is exactly what will happen, and you won’t be able to enjoy them through the winter cold. We’re here to help you. This book includes: * Pressure Canning Chili Peppers “Preserving is a great way to extend the storage life of your chili peppers in a variety of tasty ways, enabling you to enjoy them all year long. You can also have the pleasure of sharing your homemade preserves with family and friends. If you have been blessed with an abundant chili pepper harvest or have access to locally-grown peppers, this book is a great resource for deliciously preserving your peppers for future use.” Linda J. Amendt, Award-winning cookbook author and home preserver “As a nutritionist, I recommend the great recipes in Preserving Chili Peppers as a way of bringing these hot and delicious gems to your healthy lifestyle. Preserving peppers is a great way to eat and share these freshly grown wonders year round. They are high in antioxidants, immunity and metabolism boosting qualities and when preserved with herbs and spices are a great step towards a nutritious lifestyle. Thank you, Chili Pepper Madness!” Lisa C. Cohn, Nutrition Expert, Owner, Park Avenue Nutrition, New York |
































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