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Coyote's Pantry: Southwest Seasonings and at Home Flavoring Techniques Review

Coyote's Pantry: Southwest Seasonings and at Home Flavoring Techniques
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After having the opportunity to eat baby back ribs cooked in the Spicy Chipotle Tolect Barbecue Glaze, I tried the receipe myself. While the prep time is long, it is well worth the effort. The only confusing instructions is the receipe for chile puree (page 120). The receipe does not tell you how many chiles to use. I prepared baby back ribs for a family/friend barbecue. Everyone including the guests from Massachusetts raved about the ribs!

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Mark Miller and Coyote Cafe head chef Mark Kiffin have combined talents to present the joys of making authentic, natural condiments and accompaniments at home, with 125 recipes for salsas, chutneys, flavored oils and dressings, sauces and pasta toppings, marinades and glazes, and much more.

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The Feast of Santa Fe: Cooking of the American Southwest Review

The Feast of Santa Fe: Cooking of the American Southwest
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There is no doubt in my mind or on my tongue that this cook book has absolutely the best recipes for SW Territorial Cuisine. When you dine in Santa Fe or Taos, this is the food you eat in private homes or at the best restaurants. The meals are totally authentic. Dent takes you through time and tradition providing descriptions of ingredients and preparation methods that are sure to get your juices flowing! There isn't a better reference. I've given over a dozen of these books to people who have commented on my enchiladas and green chile. Go for it without hesitation!

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Dent explores the traditions of Native American cooking and shows how they were modified by Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American influences and by the bounty of the land. More than 150 recipes have been adapted to suit the modern coo k, making it easy to create an authentic feast from appetizer to dessert. 2-color illustrations.

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