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Beef For All Seasons: A Year Of Beef Recipes
Frederick J. Simon | John Harrisson

Beef For All Seasons: A Year Of Beef Recipes

Cookbooks (Oct 1999)
9780060193829
| Hardcover
227 pages | 196 x 242 mm | English
Dewey 641.662
LC Classification TX749.5.B43 .S555 1999
LC Control No. 99015025

Subject

  • Cookery (Beef)
  • Cooking / General
  • Cooking / Specific Ingredients / Meat

Plot

In the follow-up to his very successful " The Steaklover's Companion, Omaha Steaks' Frederick Simon teams with coauthor John Harrisson to offer eighty mouthwatering recipes for America's favorite meat: beef. " Beef for All Seasons is designed to make the most of beef in all its forms, all year long. As beef consumption continues to rise in the United States, chefs and home cooks alike seek new ways to coax the most flavor out of today's leaner cuts. Here they will be pleased to discover tempting, innovative recipes for beef tenderloin, tournedos, ground beef, short ribs, brisket, pot roast, sirloin steaks, and much more. With twenty recipes for each season, and wine suggestions to accompany each meal, the possibilities are practically endless. In addition to time-honored favorites like Mom's Meatloaf and ClassicPot au Feu, "Beef for All Seasons offers contemporary dishes from around the world, including Thai Beef Soup with Coconut, Lemongrass, and Noodles; Cuban Ropa Vieja with Fried Plantains and Rice; and Beef and Guinness Pie with Mushrooms and Chestnuts. Adventurous home cooks can travel the food globe with ingredients from their local supermarkets, using techniques that are never too difficult for the average home cook to master. Each chapter also contains recipes for such special occasions as a Fourth of July backyard barbecue and breakfast in bed on Mother's Day. With thirty full-color photographs by James Beard Award winner Tim Turner and a foreword by celebrated chef and cookbook author Mark Miller, "Beef for All Seasons is sure to be a hit, and a welcome resource for those of us looking for new ways to enjoy an old favorite.