Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Boudreauxs Cajun Party Guide or Food Wine Cocktails 2006

Boudreaux's Cajun Party Guide

Author: Larry Boudreaux

Is Larry Boudreaux's third book. It is a fun book designed to help anyone plan a cajun party.

No matter if you are from Louisiana, Maine, or California, this book will help you with 15 different types of Cajun parties, with suggested music, games, jokes, recipes, contest, and even directions to play Bouree, Cajun Scrabble, or to make a Cajun microwave. This guide helps the host by providing authentic Cajun party recipes. The instructions for Cochon de Lait party not only include directions for roasting a suckling pig, but includes frying the gratons. There are two joke-telling sections. First to warm up the party with over a hundred reasons to tell if dat someone is from Louisiana eef...



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Food & Wine Cocktails 2006

Author: Dana Cowin

Raise a glass to Food & Wine's updated tribute to the cocktail, a slim, softcover companion to the magazine's popular Official Wine Guide. In addition to offering 150 signature drinks from the country's most exciting restaurants, bars, and lounges, it contains definitive recipes for the classics.

 As a scene-scoping, style-setting, modern magazine, Food & Wine always keeps tabs on the trendiest nightlife. These cocktails are the ones making a sensation in the newest, hippest eateries and bars throughout the nation, the drinks bartenders get asked for again and again. And that's not all: mix-masters won't find better recipes for such traditional favorites as Manhattans, martinis, and mojitos. Each of the chapters focuses on a particular spirit type—vodka, rum, whiskey—and every page highlights one special cocktail, along with a short description of the establishment that provided the recipe, its address and phone number, and an interesting behind-the-scenes anecdote. There's also useful information on simple recipes for the best bar food, a list of the hottest bartenders around the country, and tips on stocking the bar and buying glassware. For those who want to visit the showcased restaurants and bars, an index lists them all geographically—making this a guide-within-a-guide to America's bestnightlife.



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