Friday, February 13, 2009

Farmhouse Cookbook or Flavoring with Culinary Herbs

Farmhouse Cookbook

Author: Liz Trigg

This treasure house of country fare embraces the very best of fresh, natural ingredients--cheese and eggs from the dairy, shell fish from the seas, grain from the fields vegatbles from the garden and fruit from the orchard.



Go to: Greatest Dishes or Stuff It

Flavoring with Culinary Herbs: Tips, Recipes, and Cultivation

Author: Mary El Baz

Add some 'aroma therapy' to your everyday and special dishes by seasoning with the extraordinary essence of culinary herbs. Whether it's with pungent rosemary or subtle chervil, your meals are sure to tantalize when you use the cooking and flavoring tips in Flavoring with Culinary Herbs: Tips, Recipes, and Cultivation. Learn which herbs are considered pungent, strongly accented, or harmoniously mix well with others, and how each blends with certain foods to enhance flavor. Delicious recipes not only feature the various combinations of delicate and appetizing herb flavors and the foods with which they blend, but also those for herb butters, seasoning blends, cordials, and jellies. To extend your cooking pleasure with culinary herbs, Flavoring with Culinary Herbs: Tips, Recipes, and Cultivation includes tips on cultivating herbs in your garden or indoors, and preserving the herbs for use year-round.

Author Mary El-Baz offers savory recipes for cooking with pungent, strongly accented, and harmonious blending herbs-

Pungent: Rosemary Chicken in Mushroom Sauce * Stuffed Mushrooms with Sage * Ham and Bean Soup

Strongly Accented: Tomato-Basil-Mozzarella Salad * Thai Shrimp with Pasta * Lemon-Coriander Tea Cookies * Dill Batter Bread * Moroccan Mint Tea * Tarragon Turkey Breast * Soft Cheese Spread with Thyme

Mixers: Chervil Pesto Spread * Parsley Crumb-Topped Tomatoes * Grilled Pork Chops with Summer Savory-Mustard Marinade * Herbed Angel Hair Pasta * Multi-Purpose Beef Seasoning Blend



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