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Cooking Books -> Meats
Hog Wild About Pork
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by:
Heart of America
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Publisher:
Heart of America Management Co.
Published: October 2, 1998
ISBN: 1878488333
Format:Plastic Comb
Pages:204
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Book Description
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HEY? I DIDN'T KNOW YOU COULD DO THAT WITH PORK!!
For years I cooked pork just two ways, Roasted and Fried Pork Chops! This book has 200 pages of Pork recipes for Appetizers, Breakfast, Breads, Soups and Stews, Salads,
Sandwiches, Main Dishes and Desserts with Pork. There are recipes from the Machine Shed's Award winning Chefs - Like Black Pepper Pork Chops with Molasses Butter, Apricot Bourbon Pork, Pork Cabernet, and Shed Roll-Ups with Blue Raspberry Sauce. It is
also chock full of some great Desserts and Breads. Once I bought one of the Machine Shed cookbooks I just had to have them all! You should get one or all of them and you will see why I am so excited about them!! We can have Pork a different way every
time we have pork at our house now....my family and friends just love the meals I prepare now!!
About the Author
In celebration of their 20th anniversary, the Machine Shed Restaurants and its ownership company, Heart of America Restaurants
and Inns, published four cookbooks which salute the American farmer. Their cookbooks provide both novices and expert chefs with ideas and recipes to savor whether its home-cooked favorites, pickling advice, mouth-watering pork recipes, or tips on
creating holiday magic.
Heart of America Restaurants and Inns currently has 12 restaurants and 7 hotels in Wisconsin,... read more
Book Description
Unbeatable pork dishes have been bringing folks to the Machine Shed Restaurants for
years. This cookbook takes us through the steps of creating mouth-watering pork dishes and the many accompaniments that include so much more than applesauce. Look for the chefs hat icon. These creations are pork favorites of The Great Chefs of Heart of
America Restaurants and Inns.
281 recipes plus a "Hints for Good Bread Making" section.
Recipes compiled by Mary Schneckloth, a midwest farm wife and food enthusiast.
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