Thursday, January 8, 2009

Complete Guide to Wheat Free Cooking or Authentic Recipes from Singapore

Complete Guide to Wheat-Free Cooking

Author: Phyllis Potts

More than a collection of delicious recipes, The Complete Guide to Wheat-Free Cooking celebrates the joys of eating well.

Author Phyllis Potts chose treasured family recipes, good old-fashioned comfort food, and modified them for people like herself who can't eat wheat. As an insider, she has valuable insights into what it takes to succeed at making a dramatic diet change. She shows readers how to reproduce the textures and flavors of breads and pastries using non-wheat flours made from rice, garbanzo beans, and corn. She also teaches creativity in working with substitutions for those with multiple food allergies and speaks to general concerns, such as using bread machines and storing leftovers.

Let's awaken our individual and collective spiritual obligation to our planet and its creatures.



Books about: Muqtada or Human Rights

Authentic Recipes from Singapore

Author: David Wong

This volume presents a cross section of both traditional recipes such as Chili Crab, Hokkien Fried Noodles, and Murtabek and contemporary recipes including Tea-smoked Seabass and Stingray in Banana Leaf.



Perfect Preserves or Nueva Cocina Saludable

Perfect Preserves: How to Make the Best Jams and Jellies Ever: An Essential Guide to Home Preserving with over 75 Delicious Step-by-Step Recipes for Sweet Fruit Conserves

Author: Maggie Mayhew

A comprehensive guide to the art of making jams, jellies and preserves.



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Nueva Cocina Saludable: Platos Principales: The New Healthy Kitchen: Main Dishes, Spanish-Language Edition

Author: Georgeanne Brennan

A healthy diet, low in fat and rich in fiber, protein, and complex carbohydrates is a much more appealing prospect with these satisfying entrées. Hearty main courses like Honey Glazed Lamb Chops with Apricot Salsa, Quail with Roasted Fresh Figs, or Tabbouleh with Lemony Scallops showcase minimally processed and seasonal ingredients at their most delicious.



Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Wine Box or Working Cook

Wine Box

Author: Stuart Georg

Selecting a wine? Bewildered by grapes and labels? Want to know which wines are "full bodied", "light and crisp", or "soft and fruity"? Open the box!

  • Take the guesswork out of choosing wine
  • Increase your drinking pleasure
  • Consult the wine/food recommendations



Books about: Das Sehen des Ganzen: Den Verlängerten Wertstrom kartografisch darzustellen

Working Cook: Fast and Fresh Meals for Busy People

Author: Tara Duggan

Tara Duggan, winner of the James Beard Foundation Award and a regular columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle's award-winning food section, creates a practical cookbook with more than 100 healthy, delicious recipes that take just 20–40 minutes to prepare.

Tara Duggan's "The Working Cook" column has become a hit with readers everywhere—not only in the San Francisco Chronicle, but in newspapers across North America. With this collection of luscious recipes, she offers something busy people today need: quick, mouthwatering options for everyday cooking, based on easy-to-find fresh ingredients, with bright flavors from a variety of international cuisines. Tara's meals—which work for both families and those dining solo, and include creations ranging from tomatillo turkey tacos to Japanese noodles with crispy tofu—have all been professionally tested in the Chronicle Food Section's kitchens and by home cooks. So this cookbook really delivers what it promises: dinner on the table in no more than 40 minutes. There are main course salads, vegetarian dishes, as well as fish and poultry based meals, all with a complete nutritional analysis.