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The country gourmet cookbook

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Workmen Publishing Hardcover with 416 pages, approx. 8.4 x 10.5" - A Cornucopia of 250 exceptional recipes developed by master cooks in a rural setting. It is a collection that blends passion for varied and sophisticated foods with delight in abundant vegetables, fruits and herbs of the country. Recipes from all over the choice pasta, spicy sausages, ethnic prizes like empanadas, frittatas, koftas, pakora. Fresh soups and salads, jams and preserves to put up for later, corn to offer in so many ways it is a revelation. - Organized month-by-month. It's a guide to fine and uncomplicated cooking throughout the year. There are homemade breads like Baguettes with Cracked Wheat in January; in March, velvety yogurt soups, including tangy carrot puree with lemon and sprouts; for December, luscious desserts like Tatty's Buttermilk Pie, perfect for offering to guests or giving as holiday gifts. - Tested and refined during three years of exploration and experimentation, County Gourmet is careful and precise, filled with down-home elegance, a triumph of good cooking. It is for any country kitchen-no matter where it is. (see photo's to see Recipe Contents.)

416 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1981

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May 23, 2020
I have this book since 1981 and It still inspires me .
Very handy !
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March 24, 2008
Amazing cookbook for those who have/want to do it themselves. Written by a couple who moved from Greenwich Village to a rural North Carolina town where they couldn't even get nice baked bread locally - they describe how to make tons of favorites from baguettes to home-made sausages - and give seasonal recipe suggestions. There are no 30 minute meals here, but if you love food, this is a great read.
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