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Best of the Best from New Mexico Cookbook: Selected Recipes from New Mexico's Favorite Cookbooks [Plastic Comb]

Gwen McKee , Barbara Moseley
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Jun 1 2003 Best of the Best Cookbook
If there are beans and corn on the stove, a stack of blue corn tortillas nearby, and a ristra of dried chilies against the wall—then you must be in a New Mexico kitchen! Be forewarned: the pungent aroma of roasting chilies and simmering salsas will likely send your senses into a frenzy. And when you taste the resulting dishes, you will quickly understand why the popularity of one of our country’s oldest cuisines is rapidly spreading across the country.

Best of the Best from New Mexico will introduce you to a variety of these lively, spicy dishes that bring a new meaning to the word taste. Fifty-six of the leading cookbooks from the Land of Enchantment have contributed their most popular recipes to create this outstanding collection. New Mexico’s unique cuisine is captured in such southwest favorites as Blue Corn Meal Pancakes, Jalapa Hamburgers, Tequila-Lime Grilled Chicken, Mexican Cream with Strawberries.


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Collaboratively compiled from New Mexico oriented and published cookbooks, Best Of The Best From New Mexico Cookbook truly lives up to its title in offering an impressive diversity and variety of lively, spicy dishes with a New Mexican culinary heritage and orientation. From Mexican Omelet (New Mexico Cookbook); Roasted Scarlet Potatoes (Red Chile Bible); and Chicken Enchilada Casserole (Savoring The Southwest); to Blue Corn Muffins (A Little Southwest Cookbook); Taco Soup (Our Best Home Cooking); and Chocolate-Pinon Pie (Savoring The Southwest Again), Best Of The Best From New Mexico Cookbook is a welcome addition to any family cookbook collection -- and has the added bonus section listing all the contributing cookbooks!
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5.0 out of 5 stars A compilation of recipes drawn from a variety different cookbooks showcasing New Mexico's culinary traditions and treasures Aug 10 2003
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Part of the simply outstanding "Best of the Best" state related cookbook series from Quail Ridge Press, Best Of The Best From New Mexico Cookbook is a compilation of recipes drawn from a variety different cookbooks showcasing New Mexico's culinary traditions and treasures of this southwestern state. From Gazpacho (Cooking at the Natural Cafe in Santa Fe); Zuni Succotash (Southwest Indian Cookbook); Burgundy Venison Steak Tips (Sassy Southwest Cooking); and Chicken Tacos with Avocado (Beyond Loaves and Fishes); to Ruidoso Winner (Savoring the Southwest); Bavarian Apple Torte (Recipes from the Cotton Patch); Applesauce Cake (Billy the Kid Cook Book); and Berry-Pecan Flan (The Santa Fe School of Cooking Cookbook), each easy-to-prepare recipes has a complete list of readily acquired ingredients and step-by-step preparatory instructions. A kind of "sampler" cookbook, one of the best features is the section devoted to listing each cookbook represented in this culinary collection, including their respective publisher's contact information for obtaining the originating cookbook for any particular recipe that has proven to be an especial family favorite. Indeed, all dedicated kitchen cooks and fans of regional cuisines should visit the Qual Ridge Press website for a complete state-by-state listing of their "Best of" cookbooks.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great chicken enchiladas Oct 26 2008
By New Mexico foodie - Published on Amazon.com
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I have made several recipes in this book and enjoyed them all. The best recipe so far is the Green Chile Cream Chicken Enchiladas on page 133. I make this for company all the time and everybody loves them. It's a great recipe that has always come out beautifully and I have had many requests for the recipe. I live in New Mexico and so I think I can reasonably say I have some expertise on the subject of the cuisine here :-). I give this book 5 stars.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Southwest Flavors a Favorite May 23 2012
By N. R. Evans - Published on Amazon.com
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We love flavors of the Southwest, and this cookbook is a great sampler of that type of recipe. There are lots of geat recipes for Mexican-style foods, but my one disappointment is that there does not seem to be a recipe for the most basic relleno. Oh well. It's still a great cookbook. Another point to note is that the dessert recipes are mostly not regional - they are the same recipes that you'll find in dozens, scores, HUNDREDS of other community-style cookbooks (Nanaimo bars, 4-layer dessert, lemon squares, etc.). But overall, I'm eagerly waiting my garden crop of peppers this summer so I can start trying these great recipes!
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