Dec 302011
 

Barbecue

Barbecue

“Treuille’s latest book is, without doubt, the best on the subject I’ve seen.” – “Evening Standard.” Fire up the charcoal, grab the tongs and discover how to use smoke, spice, and sizzle to mouth-watering effect. Try rubs, mixes, marinades and finger-licking recipes from around the globe. It contains 150 tasty meals that include cardamom chicken tikka, prawns with salsa fresca, and chargrilled pineapple with rum glaze. Complement your cooking with exciting salsas and sumptuous salads. There’s pr

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  1. 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Grilling: Where THere’s Smoke There’s Flavor, June 3, 2000
    By A Customer

    I got tired of my simple grilling recipes and with the start of a new summer, I looked for new ideas for barbeque. Boy oh boy, I found it! This book has it all: how to make the mixes, rubs and marinades. Wanna cook Mexican on the grill? Thai? Cajun? It offers simply wonderful recipes and explains grilling techniques and how to make those marinades. Marinate those pork chops in the “Recado Rojo” or that chicken in the “Carolina Honey Glaze” and let the party begin! They’ll beat a path to your grill.

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  2. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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    Globally Inspired Grilling, January 17, 2005
    By 
    Rebecca of Amazon “The Rebecca Review” (The World of Amazon) –
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    This review is from: Grilling (Hardcover)

    “All around the world people cook over open fire. It’s how cooking began and it has stood the test of time.”

    Eric Treuille and Birgit Erath have created an entire world of globally inspired recipes for the grill. Birgit loves to travel and owns a spice store with over 1,800 culinary flavorings called The Spice Shop. Eric is a favorite author who started cooking in his uncle’s boulangerie in France. Together they have created a feast for the eyes and a sense of nostalgia for cooking outdoors.

    After going through a number of gas grills, I think I’m going back to charcoal for a while because cooking over charcoal seems to be much more of an art form. The authors give instructions for making a fire and checking the temperature of the coals.

    An entire section is dedicated to spices and you might want to look for some smoked paprika or Pomegranate molasses. While most of the recipes use ingredients you may already have in your kitchen, there are some more exotic ideas. Annatto seeds are used in the achiote seasoning and this in turn is used in the Recado Rojo – a honey marinade for pork chops, shrimp or chicken. You are truly creating recipes from scratch and you can make up seasoning mixtures from the spices you already own.

    Sample Recipes:

    Chargrilled Sirloin Steak with Garlic Parsley Butter
    Cilantro Beef Satays with Honey Tamarind Glaze
    Lamb Tikka Masala
    Spicy Masala Shrimp
    Sweet Chili Chicken
    Lemon Ginger Chicken Drumsticks with Mango and Mustard Seed Glaze
    Chargrilled Corn on the Cob with Cilantro Chili Butter
    Chargrilled Pineapple with Sweet Rum Glaze
    Lemon Tahini Sauce
    Avocado Mango Salsa
    Honey Miso Sauce
    Black Olive Butter

    “Grilling” even has a recipe for Mayonnaise, Focaccia and Spicy Pita Chips. There are ideas for advance preparation and lists of grilling equipment.

    ~The Rebecca Review

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  3. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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    Grilling: Where There’s Smoke There’s Flavor, July 15, 2000
    By 
    Barbara A. Hunter (Astoria, NY United States) –

    What a fun cookbook! Every recipe is luciously photographed. There’s a wide range of flavors in the recipes covered — but there’s nothing difficult to make or containing obscure or expensive ingredients. I’ve been working my way through the recipes since I got the book and haven’t hit a loser yet. Would make a great housegift.

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