Sunday, January 11, 2009

M774 Blue Plate Specials or Workin More Kitchen Sessions with Charlie Trotter

M774 Blue Plate Specials: Recipes Your Family and Friends Will Love the Most, Inspired by Diners Coast-to-Coast

Author: Gooseberry Patch

Here's what's on the menu...stick-to-your-ribs recipes inspired by diners across the USA. Blue Plate Specials Cookbook includes regional recipe favorites like finger-lickin' chicken wings, Cape Cod chowder, jalapeno cornbread and, the diner standard, savory meatloaf. There are plenty of desserts from the pie case to round out the meal too. Our tips and quotes were also inspired by diners and the open road. You'll love 'em!



Table of Contents:
Lobster Louie's5
Liberty's Diner39
Beefy Stu's75
Whistlin' Dixie Diner113
Cactus Slim's149
Salmon Patty's187

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Workin' More Kitchen Sessions with Charlie Trotter

Author: Charlie Trotter

CHARLIE TROTTER started cooking professionally in 1982 and opened his Chicago restaurant in 1987. Now one of the world's premier dining destinations, Charlie Trotter's was recently named one of the most influential restaurants of the 20th century by Bon Appetit. Chef Trotter has authored 11 books and has won 8 James Beard Awards.
* The companion volume to the new PBS cooking show The Kitchen Sessions with Charlie Trotter, airing nationally beginning in April 2004.
* The first Kitchen Sessions with Charlie Trotter won the James Beard Award in 2000 for Best National T.V. Cooking Show, and the companion volume (60,000 copies sold) was named James Beard book of the year in the Chefs & Restaurants category.
* Illustrated with more than 40 full-color food photographs and extensive location photography.

Library Journal

Trotter's PBS series the "Kitchen Sessions" was inspired by the idea of jazz improvisation, specifically the Workin' albums from the Miles Davis Quintet. This new companion volume (the first was published in 1999) offers more culinary riffs on favorite ingredients, from artichokes to tomatoes, with a separate dessert chapter. Each section includes five recipes, and while the dishes in the earlier book were somewhat less complicated than those in the prolific chef's numerous other cookbooks, these are quite involved, with many steps and separate components, e.g., Roasted Duck with Prosciutto-Wrapped Fennel Bulb and Balsamic-Cherry Reduction. There are snapshots throughout of Trotter in the kitchen (usually looking intense or worried) as well as full-page color photographs of the dishes. For collections where his other books are popular. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.



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