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1,000 Mexican Recipes [Hardcover]

Marge Poore
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Mexican cooking is made wonderfully accessible with this comprehensie yet personal cookbook. Offering 1,000 recipes for traditional fare from all the regions of Mexico, as well as dishes inspired by the nueva cocina of today's top Mexican chefs, this cookbook covers what home cooks need and want to know about Mexican cooking. Throughout, the author shares the cultural and culinary heritage of the people and food of Mexico from her perspective as a traveler and impassioned enthusiast of the country.

Home cooks will delight in the mouthwatering recipes such as Corn with Chipotle Butter, Chicken Quesadillas, Pork Chops with Poblano Chile Sauce, and Mexican Coffee Flan. There are two dozen kinds of salsa and more than 45 delicious chicken dishes, plus much more -- enough exciting choices to fill weeknight dinner and special occasion menus for years!

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1,000 Mexican Recipes A celebration of Mexican cuisine—traditional and new—written for today's cook. Mexican foods excite and captivate the senses. Simple dishes like chile butter on fresh, juicy corn offer immediate gratification; dishes like burritos or poultry with mole sauces tantalize with layers of flavor. And the more you taste the more you want to try! So here's the perfect book to help you savor the tremendous variety of dishes throughout Mexico—from Baja on the Pacific Ocean to Mexico City in the heart of the country to Yucatán at the tip of the Gulf of Mexico. The recipes represent a delicious taste tour of dishes found in home kitchens, at market food stalls (fondas), and in restaurants—from local taquerias to sophisticated hotspots featuring acclaimed chefs. There are dishes for every meal and for snacks in between, for a busy weekday or for special occasions. You'll find traditional dishes common throughout Mexico, special regional fare, and modern dishes inspired by Mexican chefs that weave together native and new ingredients and techniques (nueva cocina). There are also recipes that are perfect for when you want great Mexican food, but are short on time or ingredients. Here is just a sampling of what you'll find: North-of-the-Border Favorites: Classic Guacamole; Fresh Salsa Mexicana; Chicken Quesadillas; Huevos Rancheros; Mexican Coffee Flan; Mexican Wedding Cookies Classic Mexican Dishes (with Several Variations): tamales; enchiladas; pozole; empanadas; chiles rellenos Regional Specialties: Shrimp, Puerta Vallarta Style; Red Snapper Veracruzana; Chicken in Mole Sauce from Puebla; Oven-Roasted Lamb, Monterrey Style; Oaxacan Bread Nueva Cocina (New-Style Cooking): Cornish Hens with Fiery Cilantro-Mint Sauce; Rolled Chicken Breasts with Poblano Chiles and Goat Cheese; Sautéed Salmon with Creamy Corn Sauce and Toasted Pumpkin Seeds; Potato and Chile Gratin; Watermelon Ice Cream Soon-to-be Favorites: Fried Potato Chips with Lime and Chili; Chicken with Chipotle Chiles and Tequila; Tijuana Pork Burritos; Shrimp in Garlic Sauce; Custard Bread Pudding; Mexican Chocolate Cake Modern Adaptations: Quick Refried Black Beans; Easy Mole from Prepared Paste; Chili Powder Enchilada Sauce; Black Bean Omelet With 1,000 Mexican Recipes, simply by learning about Mexican ingredients or techniques, you can add a kick to your everyday cooking. You can also choose a few recipes to add to your frequently made favorites, or you can have a traditional Mexican fiesta every night of the week, if you like. Browse, explore, experiment, and enjoy these recipes. Mexicans are passionate about good food—simple or special—and whether you are a novice or an experienced cook, you will appreciate and share their love for cooking with every dish you make.

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Fresh and cooked table salsas and sauces are absolutely basic to Mexican cooking, as are the many condiments that enhance the flavors and adorn almost every dish. Read the first page
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4.0 out of 5 stars Comprehensive but lacking in style, Dec 31 2009
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Ezequiel Perez "Izou" (Vancouver, BC Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 1,000 Mexican Recipes (Hardcover)
This is a comprehensive collection of recipes for everyday Mexican food that I turn to when I've got an ingredient that I'm not too sure what to do with for a weeknight dinner - it's all there and the recipes turn out well, although by its nature the book doesn't have the same appeal and flair as say Dianna Kennedy's tomes on classical Mexican cooking, chef's Miguel Ravago, Robert Santibanez or Daniel Hove's book on Mayan cuisine. I rate this book 4 stars for convenience and general appeal, but stop one start short to leave room for those inspired cookcooks that can be read in addition to cooked from.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Source and a Great School in San Miguel de Allende, Jan 4 2003
This review is from: 1,000 Mexican Recipes (Hardcover)
Marge Poore has exhaustively compiled a treasury of classic Mexican recipes. This is NOT TacoHut or DelTaco style food. And REAL Mexican food in its endless variety and tastes has converted many people who have travelled south of the border.

The author, Marge Poore, is a longtime friend of Mexican Cooking instructors Maria Marquez and her daughter, Patricia Merrill Marquez, in the beautiful colonial town of San Miguel de Allende. Marge picked up some preparation tips and recipes from their IMLE cooking school in Leon. Now Patricia Merril Marquez, who entertained Marge in her home last year just after this book's publication, has opened "Mexican Cooking Vacation" in San Miguel.

First, buy Marge's book right now! Then check out the MexicanCookingVacation.com website to reserve a space in 2003, if actually cooking Mexican food in a B&B setting while seeing a beautiful part of Mexico beloved to Marge Poore appeals to you. It's a chance to learn from friends of Marge Poore who are classic Mexican cooks in their own right. And it is a great adventure any time of the year in San Miguel de Allende. Plus, if you bring along Marge's book we will do our best to get it back to you with a personal inscription from the author!

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5.0 out of 5 stars A classic bible of Mexican cooking, Mar 25 2002
This review is from: 1,000 Mexican Recipes (Hardcover)
1,000 Mexican Recipes is a classic bible of Mexican cooking. As one enthusiastic reviewer wrote, "If you can't find it here, you won't find it anywhere!" There are indeed cookbooks within cookbooks for the Mexican cuisine sophisticated palates. As with any ethnic work, much lore and history is interwoven with the thousand recipes, so you get a cultural and geographic education along with the inspiring presentations of imaginative Mexican delicacies. Thereare not just recipes but whole chapters devoted to Salsas, Appetizers, Enchiladas Tamales and Tortillas, Salads, Soups, Poultry, Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Beans Rice and Pasta, Eggs, Breads, Desserts and Beverages. There is also a Mexican Cooking Glossary and mail order sources for ingredients listed. This is a hefty book, 644 pages, packed with both familiar and obscure Mexican foods and preparation tips. For anyone who is a serious Mexican foods fan or cook, 1,000 Mexican Recipes is a must. Even the lovely illustration on the cover has a key inside that explains what each item or food is! Now that is what I call making ethnic cooking and foods accessible! Some of the more unusual sounding recipes included Cactus Salad with Tuna (page 202), Tamales in Bana Leaves, Oaxacan Style (p. 153), and Chicken, Ticul Style (p. 288) which contains black beans, Yucatan tomato sauce, pickled red onions, Yucatan habanero sauce, fried plaintains, fried whole tortillas, chicken, and cotija, or feta cheese!
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