Friday, January 23, 2009

Cocteles or Audubon Plantation Country Cookbook

Cocteles (Cocina Tendencias Series)

Author: Staff of Blum

A new concept in cookbooks, this series is designed for those who want to replicate at home the trendy international cuisine they typically enjoy at restaurants. Simple and nutritious recipes put elegant dishes within the reach of the novice cook. Each book in the series contains 50 recipes.
 

Un concepto nuevo de libros de cocina, diseñada pensando en los que quieren replicar los platos culinarios internacionales que normalmente disfrutan en los restaurantes. Recetas sencillas y saludable para hacer platos elegantes para los principiantes.



New interesting book: Herbal Teas or Crowd Pleasing Pot Luck

Audubon Plantation Country Cookbook

Author: Anne Butler

Dunleith, Longwood, Asphodel, Parlange, Rosedown -- the very names of these venerable homes, located in the Audubon plantation country of Louisiana and Mississippi, conjure images of shady porches, gracious entertaining, and peerless hospitality. In this volume, author Anne Butler, herself chatelaine of Butler Greenwood Plantation, collects from area residents heirloom recipes, as well as family legends, historical facts, and humorous anecdotes. The recipes in this book range from traditional syllabubs and fried catfish to modern favorites like gazpacho and crawfish fettuccine. Some dishes claim famous origins, like General Grant's Pudding, while others -- for example, the Parlange Seafood Casserole -- are associated with a particular family. There are menus appropriate for any occasion, from a Baptist church supper to an evening cocktail party on the veranda. Each chapter also includes a liberal helping of local lore, from an investigation of the Goat Castle Murder to an explanation of why one should garden "by the moon." Whether she is sharing the Shrimp Remoulade recipe from Natchez's landmark Eola Hotel or revealing the comic roots of the Star Hill Bopotamus Festival, Anne Butler never fails to delight the reader as she proves that Audubon Plantation Country Cookbook is much more than a cookbook.



Table of Contents:
Introduction7
Natchez and the Adams County Area of Mississippi
Grand Village of the Natchez Indians13
Natchez Trace16
Rosalie19
Concord22
Historic Jefferson College25
Natchez Under-the-Hill27
Green Leaves Audubon China30
Magnificent Melrose32
Steamboatin'36
Dunleith41
Stanton Hall43
Magnolia Hall45
Longwood48
Antiques Shopping in Natchez51
Eola Hotel55
Goat Castle Murder57
Mammy's Cupboard60
Aunt Freddie62
Muscadine Winery64
Natchez Santa Claus Club66
Stone-Ground Cornmeal69
Natchez Humane Society Barbecues71
The Pig Out Inn73
Woodville and the Wilkinson County Area of Mississippi
Pinckneyville75
Rosemont and Jefferson Davis Pie77
Woodville Red Recipes79
Pond Store82
Crawfish Etienne85
New Roads and the Pointe Coupee Parish Area of Louisiana
Parlange88
Jackson and the East Feliciana Parish Area of Louisiana
Open-Fire Cooking from East Feliciana93
Bear Corners96
Jackson's Miss Bea and Miss Dud98
Milbank100
Linwood101
Asphodel103
Jackson Assembly Antique Show106
Glencoe110
Feliciana Peach Festival112
St. Francisville and the West Feliciana Parish Area of Louisiana
Plantation Country Cookbook114
Catholic Church118
Family Reunions121
Rosale124
Audubon Pilgrimage127
Christmas in the Country130
Barrow House B&B134
The Rural Homestead138
Butler Greenwood Plantation141
The Cottage143
Catalpa Tea Parties147
Grace Church Dinners152
Rosedown Housewarming155
Black Church Suppers157
St. Francisville Inn161
Ice-Cream Socials163
Christmas Desserts165
Sweet Potatoes168
Bopotamus Festival172
Little Chase and Big Fat Aunt May175
Gardening by the Moon178
Biscuits182
Greenwood Plantation184
Texas Longhorns187
Better Than Sex and Other Sinfully Rich Cakes190
Sicks Calls--Fireballs of the Eucharist and Other Infernal Ailments192
Berries195
Cinnamon Rolls and Benefit Barbecues198
Pilgrimage Workshops201
Cushaws204
Pig Tails at the Races206
Rabbits208
Sandwiches210
Vanilla213
W. C. Percy's Turtle Stew215
Indexes
Photo Index218
Recipe Index221

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