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Marlene Sorosky's Season's Greetings
 
 

Marlene Sorosky's Season's Greetings [Paperback]

Marlene Sorosky
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"Putting up" preserves is one of the oldest culinary traditions, and Lupi, an Italian food editor, and Sorzio, head chef of a Venice hotel, serve up the gamut of centuries-old favorites, including orange-and-lemon marmalade, grape jelly, raspberry preserves, dried apples, canned tomatoes and pickles. This exhaustive guide, accompanied by tempting color photographs and illustrations, also offers less standard items like curried leeks, citron marmalade, fruit preserved in liquor and syrup, and with flowers (rose petal and apple preserves), and vegetable preserves (carrot and tomato jams). A small caveat is that some of the more exotic fruits and vegetables are difficult to procure. Beginners will enjoy the valuable preserving tips and sample step-by-step recipes (grapes in grappa, artichokes in light brine, cauliflower in oil, button mushrooms in vinegar, sweet-sour onions, etc.).
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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"For a holiday party, the advice of the experts is don't try anything new. Stick to the tried and true,' says Marlene Sorosky, author of 'Season's Greetings' and recipe developer for Safeway Stores. Sorosky readily ignores her own advice and rarely repeats herself. 'Though I do have one recipe far an elegant stew with veal quenelles that I've made since 1982,' she admits, 'I use it when entertaining more than anything because it can be made ahead and it's so tasty.'

Start brainstorming for menus at least two weeks prior, Sorosky says, whether you're serving a signature stew or sea bass with black truffles. One food trend is to center a meal around a one-pot dish, such as chile, or a cured ham, which is traditional as well as time saving. The Cured Ham from Hormel Foods is precooked and can be accompanied by something as simple as a glaze made from cranberry sauce, brown sugar, orange juice, cloves, cinnamon, and allspice.

There are two keys to carving and serving a perfect ham. First, have a good, sharp carving knife at the ready...Second, only cut enough ham for your immediate needs. The remaining ham will stay moister if left uncut. In general, you can figure about two servings per pound of bone-in ham and three servings per pound of boneless ham." -- Gourmet --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.


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ALTHOUGH the hustle and bustle of crowded stores at Christmastime may add to the holiday spirit, it's nice to keep your exposure to it at a minimum. Read the first page
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5.0 out of 5 stars Food for lady who has no time to cook, April 16 2000
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This review is from: Season's Greetings (Paperback)
I bought this book on sale due to the food pictures in thebook. A person who love cooking usually can tell if the author isgood by looking at the pictures of the final product. What attracted me to get this book was her recipe for pick up drumsticks. That is the most simple recipe I had seen for baking up drumpsticks that looked like they were fried. Other ideas in the book are also great and time saving. Our church always having special holiday dinner or special dinner gets together for rivival meeting nights, etc. It is so hard to finds people who are willing to cook for such large audience. This is a life saver for ladies who are in charge of the food for those special occasion, even for a Chinese church. I had already shared some of the recipes with friends at church and they just can't wait to try them out (This also include busy guys who help their wives out with cooking). I highly recommend you to get a copy of this book. END
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5.0 out of 5 stars Terrific recipes for holiday and party entertaining., Nov 24 1997
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This review is from: Season's Greetings (Paperback)
I immediately went out and purchased this book after attending a party in which the hostess presented a beautiful and tasty appetizer buffet using eight different recipes from Season's Greetings. The recipes are all eye appealing, delicious and in most cases easy to make. Recipes also include make-ahead tips. I highly recommend it for the beginner as well as the seasoned hostess.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Terrific recipes for holiday and party entertaining., Nov 24 1997
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Season's Greetings (Paperback)
I immediately went out and purchased this book after attending a party in which the hostess presented a beautiful and tasty appetizer buffet using eight different recipes from Season's Greetings. The recipes are all eye appealing, delicious and in most cases easy to make. Recipes also include make-ahead tips. I highly recommend it for the beginner as well as the seasoned hostess.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Food for lady who has no time to cook, April 16 2000
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Season's Greetings (Paperback)
I bought this book on sale due to the food pictures in thebook. A person who love cooking usually can tell if the author isgood by looking at the pictures of the final product. What attracted me to get this book was her recipe for pick up drumsticks. That is the most simple recipe I had seen for baking up drumpsticks that looked like they were fried. Other ideas in the book are also great and time saving. Our church always having special holiday dinner or special dinner gets together for rivival meeting nights, etc. It is so hard to finds people who are willing to cook for such large audience. This is a life saver for ladies who are in charge of the food for those special occasion, even for a Chinese church. I had already shared some of the recipes with friends at church and they just can't wait to try them out (This also include busy guys who help their wives out with cooking). I highly recommend you to get a copy of this book. END

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars cook book review, Dec 23 2005
By LauraE. - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Season's Greetings (Paperback)
I have owned this Holiday cookbook for at least 10 years

and it's fantastic. I am now buying a copy for my parents

'cause they are hooked on a couple of recipes and want their own copy.
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