Deer Burger Cookbook
Author: Rick Black
Written by a hunter who knows from experience how to cook with deer burger at home and in camp, "Deer Burger Cookbook" answers a question every hunter has asked: "What do I do with all this deer burger?" With his trademark down-home sense of humor, Cousin Rick Black shares a wide variety of deer burger recipes, so you'll never get bored eating the same old chili and jerky. Black even reveals his award-winning family bratwurst recipe. Techniques and flavors borrowed from Mexico and Jamaica spice things up, and the book also includes recipes for large crowds. Features 136 recipes including Deer in the Cabbage Soup, Hunting Lodge Stew, Deer in the Beer Chili, Travis's Deer Camp Breakfast, Whitetail County Venison Sausage, and Sloppy Does.
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Simple Italian Sandwiches: Recipes from New York's Favorite Panini Bar
Author: Jason Denton
With nothing more than a panini grill, a toaster oven, and a few simple ingredients, Jennifer and Jason Denton bring the fresh, robust flavors of Italy to your home table in Simple Italian Sandwiches.
Eating in Italy is all about simple pleasures, relaxing with good company, and savoring fresh, no-frills foods like traditional toasted panini, crustless tramezzini, and crunchy bruschetta. In Simple Italian Sandwiches, Jennifer and Jason Denton offer up a collection of recipes for these classic bread-based dishes, plus condiments, antipasti, and salads that are easy enough for the novice cook yet tasty enough for anyone with a sophisticated palate. From Soppressata, Fontina, and Arugula Panini, to Mozzarella and Basil Pesto Tramezzini, to Roasted Butternut Squash, Walnut, and Asiago Bruschetta, the dishes can be prepared in minutes and require minimal cooking.
With simplicity the governing rule for today's busy schedules, Simple Italian Sandwiches is the ideal cookbook for anyone who wants to prepare vibrant, flavorful food for family and friends, and then sit down and enjoy it with them.
Publishers Weekly
The Dentons' first book is as perfect in its simplicity as the panini that fans line up for at the authors' tiny New York restaurants, 'ino and 'inoteca. Known for their magic with a panini grill, the couple have put together an accessible, comprehensive guide to the ingredients and techniques (often involving a panini grill) that yield their delicious signature variations on the Italian pressed sandwich, such as Italian Tuna, Oven-Roasted Tomato and Arugula Panini; Sweet Coppa and Hot Pepper Panini; and Artichoke, Fennel and Fontina Panini. They also offer an array of open-faced bruschetti, from Caponata and Goat Cheese Bruschetta to Fig, Prosciutto and Arugula Bruschetta. Less familiar are tramezzini, crustless white bread sandwiches that are a popular Italian between-meal snack, and the book offers an entire section on these oft-ignored finger sandwiches, from savory combos such as Pancetta, Arugula and Oven-Roasted Tomato Tramezzini to simpler fare such as Egg Salad Tramezzini. Warm and inviting guides to a rustic cuisine they love, the Dentons include sections on aperitifs, antipasti and salads-and put the pleasures of an Italian tradition within the reach of every American home cook. 35 full-color photos. (On sale June 27) Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Library Journal
The Dentons are the husband-and-wife owners of the wildly popular `ino, an Italian sandwich bar in New York's West Village, and its spin-off, `inoteca (Jason is also a partner with Mario Batali in his restaurants Lupa and Otto). Their kitchen at `ino is tiny-the cooking equipment is made up of a hot plate, a toaster oven, and two sandwich presses-but they are able to turn out an array of delectable pressed sandwiches, bruschetta, and tramezzini (similar to tea sandwiches) with a variety of delicious condiments. Their simple but inspired recipes translate easily to the home kitchen, especially now that panini presses have become widely available. High-quality ingredients are essential here, of course, and the authors begin with a guide to "The Basics," from ciabatta to Italian cheeses. Color photographs add to the appeal of this inviting little cookbook; for most collections. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
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