Great American Barbecue and Grilling Manual
Author: Smoky Clark Hal
More than just a grilling cookbook, this guide explains broiling, roasting, hot and cold smoking, and barbecuing. With great wit and wisdom, a variety of grills are explained by examining their operation, design, construction, and function. Instruction is given on selecting the proper cuts of meat, fish, fowl, and vegetables, so that recipes such as the Super Swine Sizzlers will taste their best. Also included are tips, advice, and dozens of recipes for rubs, marinades, bastes, and finishing sauces-ranging from the Italian Connection marinade to Greek Rub for Lamb or Basic Eastern North Carolina Basting Sauce.
Author Biography: Smoky Hale wrote a syndicated weekly newspaper column and now pens a monthly column for a barbecue Web site called Barbecue'n On the Internet. He is the author of The Great American Barbecue Instruction Book. He lives in McComb, Mississippi.
What People Are Saying
Jim Baker
Jim Baker, World Championship Barbecue Cook-off team, 1999, and Managing Partner of Owen Brennan's restaurant, Memphis:
I read this book twice before putting it down. It is great!
Joe Phelps
Joe Phelps, Publisher, The National Barbecue News:
If you could only have one book on barbecuing, this is the one you should have, but if you already owned a dozen, you would still have to have this one.
Evelyn Beard
Evelyn Beard, Literary Editor:
This book would be an entertaining and informative read even for a confirmed vegetarian who never intends to own a grill.
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The Cuban Flavor: A Cookbook
Author: Raquel Rabade Roqu
Bursting with color and excitement, Cuban food, like its passionate people, reflects a history of many influences. This book invites readers to enter that tropical, spicy, and enchanted world, offering a wealth of recipes that adapt rapidly and graciously to today's busy and budget-conscious cooks. *Lightning Print On Demand Title
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