The complete guide to growing, procuring, and preparing local and seasonal foods for the home cook. The Field to Table Cookbook brings 175 family-pleasing, nutritious, and accessible recipes to home cooks who want to increase their familiarity with procuring and cooking clean, organic meat, fish, fruits, and vegetables. Susan L. Ebert's seasonal tips and recipes for game, fish, wild foods, and garden produce translate well to different regions and climes. Ebert--an experienced hunter, angler, forager, and gardener--pairs her straightforward recipes with more than one hundred illustrative photos of procuring food in the field and presenting it on the table, along with tips on dressing, deboning, preparing, drying, curing, and preserving nature's bounty. Field notes about wild game, fish, foraged foods, and home garden favorites complete the experience. This book is a wonderful resource: as a thorough seasonal guide to cooking with game, foraged food, and organic vegetables (for nonhunters and hunters alike); as a cookbook for hunters; and as a guide for home cooks who prepare fish and game for their family. WINNER 2017 - Professional Outdoor Media Association Pinnacle Award for Outstanding Achievement WINNER 2017 - First Place, Book Division, Outdoor Writers of America Association Excellence in Craft Awards WINNER 2017 - First Place, Book Division, Texas Outdoor Writers Association Excellence in Craft Awards
Seafood Simple: Simple, Delicious Seafood Recipes for Hectic Nights and Relaxing Weekends
TERRY MCDONELL Terry McDonell was named editor - in - chief and publisher of Sports Afield , the oldest outdoor magazine in America , in 1993 . He is one of the most respected names in outdoor publishing , having been the first editor ...
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Fish
"For as long as Jake Tilson can remember he has always been scared of fish.
This book explains the ins and outs of procuring a good fish, as well as how to buy and catch fish in an ethical way, and how to prepare it for the kitchen.
Taking an eco-friendly approach, Barton Seaver creates fresh-tasting and casual dishes featuring seafood that hasn't been overfished or caught in a destructive way.
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James Beard's Fish Cookery
Collaborators: Michaela York, researcher, writer, editor; Karen Stassi, researcher, writer, editor; Josh Falcon, graphic designer; David Gallent, lead photographer; Jude Haase, contributiong photographer; Danling Gao, culinary researcher, ...