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Fun Fare Recipes: Zesty
Fun Fare Recipes: Zesty
Fun Fare Recipes: Zesty
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Fun Fare Recipes: Zesty

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A richly varied collection of original and easy-to-prepare zesty recipes – including soups and salads, side dishes, entrees, sweet breads and desserts. And, as an added bonus, at the end you'll find a worthwhile glossary of herbs and spices.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMimi Riser
Release dateJun 25, 2014
ISBN9781311924629
Fun Fare Recipes: Zesty
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Mimi Riser

Mimi Riser is a longtime author of fiction and nonfiction, including several series and spanning a variety of genres (with flavors ranging from sweet to spicy hot). Her books celebrate the upbeat, the offbeat, and “beating the odds.” She began life in the urban northeast, but now resides in the rural southwest with her best friend & husband Rob.

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    Fun Fare Recipes:

    ZESTY

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    Chapter 1

    The 3 Rules of Good Seasoning

    1. Spices should be used sparingly—to enhance a food’s natural flavor rather than to dominate it. (That’s what the conservative cookbooks say.)

    2. Ignore rule number one. Some food needs all the help it can get. As long as you don’t get too carried away, and remember that you can always add more but that it’s rather difficult to pull a flavor out of a dish, you have nothing to fear. (That’s what the liberal cookbooks say.)

    3. Oh, the heck with rules (that’s what I say). Let’s indulge in a little culinary anarchy here. Cooking is an art form, supremely personal. Think of the food as your canvas and the seasonings as your paints. It’s entirely up to you how to apply them. Consider how some artists use smooth delicate brushstrokes while others pile on their paints with

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