Georgian Bay Gourmet Entertains
- ISBN-10
- 091902839X
- ISBN-13
- 9780919028395
- Category
- Cookery
- Pages
- 327
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2000
- Publisher
- T. Allen
- Author
- Anne Connell
Description
As with their previous nationally best-selling books, the appeal is to Canadians from coast-to-coast. It is intended for everyone who wants to prepare food that is tasty and healthyThe recipes include revised old favourites together with delicious new taste treats organized in a menu format, a system the Gourmets first introduced to cookbookery. Meal menus are offered according to the seasons and include ones that can be prepared quickly when an unexpected group of visitors arrive at the cottage dock. Versatile, suitable for two to twenty servings, these recipes range from classics such as spicy chicken curry to the cooks' own specialities like spinach and watermelon salad. Reflecting the activities around cottage country, the menus are enhanced with beautiful colour photography of the Georgian Bay landscape and brief write-ups on what each season brings to the region.
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