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Publication Date
2020-04-20
Pages
192
ISBN
1513262564

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
West Margin Press
ISBN-10
1513262564
ISBN-13
9781513262567
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6038384931

Product Key Features

Book Title
Taste of Tucson : Sonoran-Style Recipes Inspired by the Rich Culture of Southern Arizona
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2020
Topic
Regional & Ethnic / Mexican, Regional & Ethnic / American / Southwestern States, History
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Cooking
Author
Jackie Alpers
Format
Hardcover

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Item Weight
0 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
7.5 in

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LCCN
2019-952327
Reviews
More than simply creating a cookbook devoted to Tucson, food photographer and blogger Alpers, a contributor to foodnetwork.com, has produced a laid-back, approachable entry to Sonoran cuisine. . . A chapter on various spice blends and salsas is a highlight. The collection is enhanced with contributions from local chefs, along with Alpers's own photography, allowing readers to visualize each dish. . . Not just with regional appeal, this cookbook will find a welcome home among anyone looking to recreate Southwestern classics., In addition to staples like cheese crisps, Alpers has an entire section on Mexican snack foods including El Guero's Sonoran hot dogs, recipes for tostilocos and tostinachos, even a hot dog taco. This sets the book apart from previous Tucson cookbooks, which tend to focus on homestyle Mexican restaurants with servers and combo plates. (Although, the book does have some of that too.), "More than simply creating a cookbook devoted to Tucson, food photographer and blogger Alpers, a contributor to foodnetwork.com, has produced a laid-back, approachable entry to Sonoran cuisine. . . A chapter on various spice blends and salsas is a highlight. The collection is enhanced with contributions from local chefs, along with Alpers's own photography, allowing readers to visualize each dish. . . Not just with regional appeal, this cookbook will find a welcome home among anyone looking to recreate Southwestern classics." -- Library Journal "More of us have spent time in our own kitchens over the past year. For some, that has actually meant a lot of time by the microwave or unpacking the order that was just delivered. But for many others, it's meant cooking--sometimes from old family recipes and others of a more innovative bent. Jackie Alpers had begun work on her book Taste of Tucson: Sonoran-Style Recipes Inspired by the Rich Culture of Southern Arizona prior to the pandemic, but its collection of recipes from some of southern Arizona's favorite spots offers the chance to make the home kitchen a creative place." -- KJZZ's The Show (Tucson) "A cookbook can double as a travel guide, helping the reader experience a city or region through its cuisine. . . The tastes of the U.S. Southwest inspired this collection of recipes from the Sonora region. Food columnist and photographer Alpers helps those new to the area's cuisines stock their pantries--staples include beef tripe, chia seeds, and chipotle chiles in adobo--and provides cheerful, encouraging direction for cooks of all levels." -- Publishers Weekly "In addition to staples like cheese crisps, Alpers has an entire section on Mexican snack foods including El Guero's Sonoran hot dogs, recipes for tostilocos and tostinachos, even a hot dog taco. This sets the book apart from previous Tucson cookbooks, which tend to focus on homestyle Mexican restaurants with servers and combo plates. (Although, the book does have some of that too.)" -- Arizona Daily Star " Jackie's Happy Plate blogger Alpers celebrates the cuisine of Tucson, Ariz., in this informative debut cookbook. . . Fans of Southwestern cuisine will appreciate this flavorful recipe collection." -- Publishers Weekly " Taste of Tucson is an inordinately fun and accessible guide to a distinctive regional American cuisine." -- Foreword Reviews "A bold, colorful collection of recipes that include molletes, an open-faced breakfast sandwich, cream of avocado soup, and shrimp with creamy goat cheese-poblano sauce. Jackie's recipes are packed with a flavor punch and I am eyeing the desert dessert nachos and potato salad with chile-lime vinaigrette and red onion." -- Eat Your Books (blog), Jackie's Happy Plate blogger Alpers celebrates the cuisine of Tucson, Ariz., in this informative debut cookbook. Much of the fare is heavily inspired by Sonoran-style Mexican cuisine, and there are plenty of classics on offer, such as chunky guacamole, arroz con pollo, and Mexican street corn. Other tempting dishes include caldo de queso (potato and cheese soup), calabacitas con queso (cheesy squash with corn and tomatoes), and Sonora-style pico de gallo (fresh fruit and vegetables seasoned with chili and lime). Alpers also includes her own fun fusions, like matzalbondigas (she swaps the meatballs in the soup for matzo balls), and a Thai-Mex slaw spiked with a serrano chile. She also includes visual glossaries and helpful descriptions of staple ingredients, such as fresh and dried chiles (for ancho chilis, she writes, 'Dried poblano chile with a sweet, fruity flavor and a mild heat level') and Mexican-style cheese (cotija, she notes, is 'crumbly and salty like grated parmesan'). Along the way, Alpers provides a history of Tucson and considers how the region's past has influenced its cuisine (for the Cod Tlalpeño with chickpeas, she writes, 'Chickpeas were introduced by the Spanish into the Southwest along the Rio Grande by 1630'). Fans of Southwestern cuisine will appreciate this flavorful recipe collection. , More of us have spent time in our own kitchens over the past year. For some, that has actually meant a lot of time by the microwave or unpacking the order that was just delivered. But for many others, it's meant cooking -- sometimes from old family recipes and others of a more innovative bent. Jackie Alpers had begun work on her book Taste of Tucson: Sonoran-Style Recipes Inspired by the Rich Culture of Southern Arizona prior to the pandemic, but its collection of recipes from some of southern Arizona's favorite spots offers the chance to make the home kitchen a creative place., A cookbook can double as a travel guide, helping the reader experience a city or region through its cuisine. . . The tastes of the U.S. Southwest inspired this collection of recipes from the Sonora region. Food columnist and photographer Alpers helps those new to the area's cuisines stock their pantries--staples include beef tripe, chia seeds, and chipotle chiles in adobo--and provides cheerful, encouraging direction for cooks of all levels., Jackie's delicious book takes me back to Tucson, with each incredibly delicious recipe, tied to stories and wonderful characters. It will connect you to the one and only place that Tucson is. What a delight!, Taste of Tucson is an inordinately fun and accessible guide to a distinctive regional American cuisine., A bold, colorful collection of recipes that include Molletes, an open-faced breakfast sandwich, Cream of avocado soup, and Shrimp with creamy goat cheese-poblano sauce. Jackie's recipes are packed with a flavor punch and I am eyeing the Desert dessert nachos and Potato salad with chile-lime vinaigrette and red onion.
Synopsis
RUSA BOOK AND MEDIA AWARD WINNER MPIBA's EATING THE WEST AWARD FINALIST AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY 37 WINNER IPA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD WINNER Named one of the best cookbooks of the year by the Arizona Republic, Phoenix New Times, and Arizona Daily Star Learn how to make Mexican food the Sonoran way! "Jackie's delicious book takes me back to Tucson, with each incredibly delicious recipe, tied to stories and wonderful characters. It will connect you to the one and only place that Tucson is. What a delight!" -- Pati Jinich , chef, cookbook author, and host of PBS's Pati's Mexican Table Award-winning photographer and cookbook author Jackie Alpers shares her own inspired recipe creations in this book as well as recipes for her favorite restaurants' dishes provided by 16 regional chefs, while incorporating the history of the region, the mysticism and lore, and how it has contributed to the food of the people who live there. Building from tried-and-true basics and tutorials on tacos, enchiladas, carne asada, and huevos rancheros, she divulges secrets to making the Tucson area's most unique Sonoran style savories and sweets, including: Chicken Mole Amarillo, Adobo Pulled Pork, Red Pozole, Dark Chocolate and Coffee Figgy Pudding Cakes, and more. For cooks of all levels, from anywhere in the world. This cookbook welcomes you to bring the Sonoran region's best and most iconic tastes into your own kitchen., A collection of delicious recipes from local restaurant experts and the author's own original recipes, all inspired by the rich culture of Sonora, Arizona.A cookbook dedicated to the foods inspired by the region's beauty and diversity, Taste of Tucson discovers through recipes and photos the unique mix of cultures that create Southern Arizona', A collection of delicious recipes from local restaurant experts and the author's own original recipes, all inspired by the rich culture of Sonora, Arizona.A cookbook dedicated to the foods inspired by the region's beauty and diversity, Taste of Tucson discovers through recipes and photos the unique mix of cultures that create Southern Arizona's incredible cuisine. Award-winning photographer and cookbook author Jackie Alpers shares her own inspired food creations in this book as well as her favorite restaurants' dishes, while incorporating the history of the Sonora region, the mysticism and lore, and how it has contributed to the food of the people who live there. Building from tried-and-true basics and tutorials on tacos, enchiladas, carne asada, and huevos rancheros, she divulges secrets to making Sonora's most unique savories and sweets, including Chicken Mole Amarillo, Adobo Pulled Pork, Red Pozole, Dark Chocolate and Coffee Figgy Pudding Cakes, and more.For cooks of all levels, from anywhere in the world who loves to dine on this Southwestern region's foods, this cookbook welcomes you to bring Sonora's best and most iconic tastes into your own kitchen., A collection of delicious recipes from local restaurant experts and the author's own original recipes, all inspired by the rich culture of Sonora, Arizona. A cookbook dedicated to the foods inspired by the region's beauty and diversity, Taste of Tucson discovers through recipes and photos the unique mix of cultures that create Southern Arizona's incredible cuisine. Award-winning photographer and cookbook author Jackie Alpers shares her own inspired food creations in this book as well as her favorite restaurants' dishes, while incorporating the history of the Sonora region, the mysticism and lore, and how it has contributed to the food of the people who live there. Building from tried-and-true basics and tutorials on tacos, enchiladas, carne asada, and huevos rancheros, she divulges secrets to making Sonora's most unique savories and sweets, including Chicken Mole Amarillo, Adobo Pulled Pork, Red Pozole, Dark Chocolate and Coffee Figgy Pudding Cakes, and more. For cooks of all levels, from anywhere in the world who loves to dine on this Southwestern region's foods, this cookbook welcomes you to bring Sonora's best and most iconic tastes into your own kitchen., Discover Why Tucson Was Named a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Arizona shares its southern border with the Mexican state of Sonora, and the cuisine in the Tucson-area is a unique spin on border cooking. The many influences at play on the region's food make it unlike any you'll experience elsewhere. Inspired by this rich culture and vibrant diversity, this book offers 80 original recipes that reflect the heart and soul of the area's residents. In this beautifully photographed cookbook, award-winning photographer and cookbook author Jackie Alpers shares her own take on the food of her adopted hometown as well as dishes from local favorite restaurants, including El Charro Café, Barrio Bread, and The Parish. You'll be tempted by recipes such as Oven-Roasted Salsa; Chunky Guacamole; Classic Huevos Rancheros; Red Pozole with tender pork; Carne Asada Tacos made with Homemade Corn Tortillas; zesty Chicken Taquitos with all the garnishes; Walking Tacos and other street foods dripping with Mexican crema and pickled jalapenos; and Lemon Tres Leches Cake; just to name a few. Also included are special features such as: A history and timeline of the city of Tucson, A primer on Sonoran-style pantry staples, Seven recipe chapters, including Salsas, Dips & Toppings; Breakfast Anytime; Beans, Rice & Calabacitas; Soups & Salads; Main Dishes; Street Snacks at Home; and Desserts, Insider tips on how to order food from a restaurant like a local, A visual glossary of unfamiliar ingredients with notes on where to buy them, For cooks of all levels who love to dine on Sonoran-style food, as well as those who want a tasty souvenir of their visit to the region, this cookbook will help you re-create many of Tucson's most iconic dishes in your own kitchen. Book jacket.

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