Salsa Cookbook
Marjie Lambert(Author)
Apple Press
Published on 27. May 1994
Book
Hardback
144 pages
978-1-85076-511-0 (ISBN)
Description
Originating in Latin America, salsa cooking, with its exciting and piquant sauces, has become universally popular. Defining the concept of salsa and its ingredients, this cookbook describes the ways in which salsa can be combined with a number of main dishes to add novelty to any dinner.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Quarto Publishing PLC
Illustrations
illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 280 mm
Width: 280 mm
Weight
1053 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-85076-511-0 (9781850765110)
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Content
Ingredients: different types of chilies, tomatoes, onions, the best types of tomatoes to use, jicama, using canned ingredients, cilantro, oregano and other herbs, hot pepper sauce; techniques; uncooked salsas; cooked salsas; using salsa in starters: salsa spread with cream cheese, salsa over cream cheese, prawn salsa, guacamole salsa, layered salsa dip, Mexican hot cheese dip, tortilla chips, tostaditos; using salsa in soups and bean dishes: Posole with radish salsa, black bean soup, spicy shrimp soup, white chilli, red beans and rice with salsa, vegetarian beans and rice with salsa, Hopping John with salsa; salads: corn salad, black bean salsa salad, tomato salad with salsa, cucumbers and salsa, orange, onion and jicama salad, fajita salad; salsa in Mexican dishes: cheese quesadillas, chicken quesadillas, enchiladas with chilli verdi, enchiladas with chilli rojo, tamales, machaca, seviche; salsa with meat dishes: grilled prawns, prawns cooked in salsa, grilled salmon, red snapper Veracruz, grilled chicken, chicken and salsa, salsa on hamburgers, chimmichurri, grilled pork and sala; salsa with meatless main dishes: salsa-filled omlette, huevros rancheros, scrambled eggs and salsa, cornmeal pancakes and black bean salsa; salsa in desserts: Sopapilla and fruit salsa, fritters and fruit salsa, fruit salsa for ice cream, dessert tamales.