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Link rejoices in the slow-cooked pork barbecue of Memphis, fresh seafood all along the Gulf coast, peas and shell beans from the farmlands in Mississippi and Alabama, Kentucky single barrel bourbon, and other regional standouts in 110 recipes and 100 color photographs. Along the way, he introduces all sorts of characters and places, including pitmaster Nick Pihakis of Jim ‘N Nick’s BBQ, Louisiana goat farmer Bill Ryal, beloved Southern writer Julia Reed, a true Tupelo honey apiary in Florida, and a Texas lamb ranch with a llama named Fritz.
Join Link Down South, where tall tales are told, drinks are slung back, great food is made to be shared, and too many desserts, it turns out, is just the right amount.
- LinguaInglese
- EditoreClarkson Potter
- Data di pubblicazione25 febbraio 2014
- Dimensioni file46823 KB
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PAULA DISBROWE is the author of Cowgirl Cuisine and co-author of Real Cajun and Susan Spicer’s Crescent City Cooking. She lives in Austin, TX. --Questo testo si riferisce alla hardcover edizione.
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- ASIN : B00EX4EPBO
- Editore : Clarkson Potter (25 febbraio 2014)
- Lingua : Inglese
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- Lunghezza stampa : 462 pagine
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Kindle format is excellent: TOC is clickable to chapter title pages, which list clickable individual recipes. Index and embedded recipes are clickable. Many, but not most, of the recipes have photos of the finished dishes. There are many other photographs throughout the book, all conveying the Southern and family culture that the author loves.
For ingredients, I, who live many miles to the north in an inland, very snowy state, one of the few states without a Whole Foods, don't expect to find many of the seafood or meat ingredients in my itty-bitty grocery store here in the middle of nowhere. However, I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Chef Link's favorite dishes: I can adapt his techniques to ingredients available to me. Or not: he's not trying to make his Louisiana recipes available to every home cook. However, anyone with access to a good supermarket, butcher, and fishmonger will find many, if not most, of the ingredients accessible. For example, jumbo lump crabmeat, blue crab, duck (ideally, cooked on a hunting trip), quail, whole pork jowls, pork neck bones, fish collars, guinea hens from a local farm, catfish, head-on shrimp, stone crab claws, boneless lamb saddle, soft-shell crabs, frogs legs (preferably from Louisiana), tuna steaks, and red snapper.
For meat, when the author calls for country ham, he gives us the brand names and website links for five of his favorite country hams that, he says, "are completely worth the splurge...". When he calls for lamb necks, he tells us how to find them.
As for the recipes, the vast majority are family-friendly. Chef Link explains that this stems from his culture: "My grandparents had lots of kids, and other family members to feed..." And so there are plentiful chicken dishes that, with rice, will feed a large family--and with not that much time needed to prepare. The author explains that his credo is "the slow-simmered melding of humble foods," and delivers on that promise. Just in case we haven't quite felt the impact of the author's message about humble foods, an entire chapter presents "Heads, Feet, Necks, & Bones." Chef Link acknowledges some difficulties in sourcing for the home cook, but suggests seeking out farmers at your Farmers' Market. Herbsaint's (Chef Link's headline restaurant) Headcheese is a departure, taking a week to prepare: head and neck from a 210-pound pig, plus 2 trotters. I'm never going to make it, but I enjoyed reading about it.
Any reader who cares about real barbecue--cooked over a wood fire, with the finest ingredients and minimal tricks--will find the author's "Cook It Outside" chapter invaluable. I don't barbecue, I don't grill, and I don't even eat meat other than seafood, but I still enjoyed reading the chapter.
With exceptions such as headcheese and the "low and slow" mantra for barbecue, which may require several hours of marinating, or all-day short ribs on the grill, the vast majority of the recipes are actually simple and fairly quick to prepare, whether "Mamou Grilled Pork Steak Sandwich" (20 minutes on the grill), as well as most of his seafood, sides, and dessert recipes. "Mississippi Mud Pie" is definitely a weekend dish, but Chef tells us that it's okay for us to use store-bought cookies and ice cream.
I just love to read a fascinating cookbook written by a great chef, and this one delivered. Although I've bookmarked only a couple of recipes, I thoroughly enjoyed the read. And if, someday, a miracle occurs and my fishmonger has head-on Gulf shrimp, I'll know exactly where to turn for a recipe.
