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Celebrate! : cookbook / Sheila Lukins with Peter Kaminsky ; photographs by Melanie Acevado.
LIBRA TX739 .L76 2003
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Lukins, Sheila.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Holiday cooking.
- International cooking.
- Menus.
- Penn Provenance:
- Grad, Laurie Burrows (donor)
- Physical Description:
- xi, 420 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Workman Pub., [2003]
- Summary:
- Sheila Lukins changed the way America eats in her Silver Palate cookbooks and New Basics Cookbook. Now she's going to change the way we celebrate. sCelebrate! is about getting the people you love together. About meals that are relaxed yet joyful, casual but sophisticated, centered around great food that's easy to prepare. Above all, it's about sharing the pleasure, whether celebrating a new job, watching the Academy Awards, toasting the season's tomatoes, or ringing in the New Year with an open house. Forty-three menus give a culinary plan for every occasion, from a dazzling seven-course Christmas dinner to a charming breakfast for friends who have come to pick blueberries. In addition, each menu includes recommended wines or drinks, a music list, and tips for table-settings, serving pieces, flowers, and decorations.
- But it's the food that will have cooks excited to get into the kitchen -- 350 flawlessly seasoned recipes in the Silver Palate style, created with an unerring sense of what twist or combination of flavors turns an ordinary dish into an extraordinary one. Mimosas made with the juice of blood oranges. Grilled strip steak lavished with the tartness of tomatoes, saltiness of olives, and sweet tang of balsamic vinegar. Shrimp cocktail with a guacamole dipping sauce. Toothsome short ribs cooked in a sauerbrauten style. A summer vacation on a plate: lobster, tomato, and sweet corn salad. Beets married to peaches. Cornbread stuffing spiced with chorizo for a zestier holiday bird. The irresistible elements of buffalo wings turned into a main-course salad. Revelatory fruit and cheese pairings. A brandade with celeriac, risotto with chanterelles and corn, potato salad seasoned with lemon and garnished with caviar, oxtails elevated with red currant jelly and nutmeg, banana bread turned decadently delicious with bourbon. There's a lot to celebrate.
- Contents:
- A year of celebrations
- Ring in the New Year 2
- Super Bowls 14
- Valentines Served with Love 26
- St. Patrick's Day Feast 34
- An Academy Awards Bash 44
- Sheila's Seder 54
- When Spring Has Sprung 66
- Easter Sunday Dinner 76
- Greek Easter with the Kambanises 84
- A Run for the Roses 96
- Mother's Day Luncheon 106
- Fire Up the Grill 114
- Father's Day 122
- Bang-Up Fourth of July 130
- Glorious Summertime 138
- A Midsummer Night's Feast 148
- Labor Day Picnic 156
- An Old-Fashioned Halloween 164
- Thanksgiving Dinner 172
- Chanukah, Festival of Lights 184
- Celebrate the Winter Hearth 194
- The Night Before Christmas 202
- An Extremely Merry Christmas 212
- A Toast to the New Year 222
- Celebrating our lives
- Congratulations on a New Job 234
- Saturday Night with Friends 240
- Plump Chicken for Two 248
- A Springtime Bridal Shower 256
- Celebrate Italy 266
- Graduation Honors 276
- Celebrate India 284
- Anytime Sunday Brunch 294
- Pool Party 302
- Fresh Blueberry Breakfast 314
- A Big Family Reunion 320
- A Birthday Bash 334
- Celebrate a Ripe Tomato 342
- Celebrate France 350
- New Cheese & Fruit Collection 358
- A Gracious Housewarming 364
- A Cozy Dinner for Two 372
- Celebrate Morocco 378
- The Big Raise 388.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (page 405) and index.
- Local Notes:
- Presented to the Penn Libraries by Laurie Burrows Grad.
- ISBN:
- 0761123725
- 076113185X
- OCLC:
- 52477331
- Online:
- Publisher description
- Laurie Burrows Grad Collection Home Page
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