Grillin' with Gas

Grillin' with Gas

by Fred Thompson (Author)

Synopsis

Each year consumers purchase 14 million barbecues - and 70 per cent of those use gas. Yet the majority of barbecue cookbooks feature confusing and vague instructions that straddle the line between gas and charcoal barbecuers. Fred Thomson's latest recipe collection is a gift to barbecuers everywhere, a red-hot cookbook that focuses entirely on delicious recipes designed specifically for gas barbecues. Fred serves up a mouth-watering menu for a variety of juicy steaks - from New York Strip to Bourbon Grilled Rib Eye - plump burgers and sizzling sausages, as well as dozens of fish, lamb and pork dishes. The 200 tasty recipes also spotlight flavorful fruits, vegetables, sides and desserts, plus an array of sauces and marinades that will top things off perfectly.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 305
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Taunton
Published: 07 Jul 2009

ISBN 10: 1600850316
ISBN 13: 9781600850318

Media Reviews
A comprehensive guide to grilling like a professional. Fred's extensive wealth of culinary knowledge radiates throughout this book with superb recipes and tips for cooks of every level. -- Kenny Callaghan, Executive Chef/Partner, Blue Smoke Restaurant Quicker, cleaner, 'greener, ' safer, more versatile and reliable than charcoal, grilling with gas is clearly the way to go. And with Fred Thompson to guide you all the way -- from choosing the gas grill that's best for you, to stocking your pantry, to getting set, to grilling everything from steak and spareribs to chicken and duck to salmon, sardines, sea scallops, and more -- you can't go wrong. Thompson's the voice of authority. His GRILLIN' WITH GAS, a new user-friendly manual-cum-cookbook, a global collection 200 recipes strong, proves the point. So grab a copy and fire up the grill. -- Jean Anderson, author, A Love Affair with Southern Cooking Fred's Top Ten Keys to Successful Gas Grilling are worth the price of the book alone. I never knew I should always grill with the lid down. Now I do, and my grilling is better for it! --Tori Ritchie, TV Host, www.tuesdayrecipe.com

Author Bio
Fred Thompson is a noted writer, food stylist and culinary developer. The author of six previous cookbooks, including most recently Barbeque Nation, Thompson a contributor for the News & Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina and teaches at the Institute for Culinary Education in New York City, the Greenbrier and the Viking Culinary Centers.