Cooking with the Wines of Oregon or Sterling Collection

Cooking with the Wines of Oregon

Author: Troy Townsin

Experience the flavors of Oregon's great vineyards.

Each year, the wineries of Oregon welcome five million visitors. Cooking with the Wines of Oregon features more than 250 wineries. Much more than a wine country companion and wine guide, however, this is also an excellent cookbook, offering 100 recipes by some of the world's great chefs.

The essential winery tour information includes maps of the wine regions, contact details and driving directions. Among the recipes featured are:

• Willamette Valley Vineyards lamb and goat cheese wontons


• Aramenta almond-crusted halibut


• King Estate Dungeness crab strudel


• Wine and honey-roasted turkey with gravy


• Ribbon Ridge Vineyards chocolate lavender torte with early muscat sabayon.

Cooking with the Wines of Oregon is a practical companion, a treasured souvenir and a collection of outstanding recipes.

Table of Contents:

Introduction

Cooking Conversion Charts

Appetizers

• 9 recipes

Salads

• 5 recipes

Soups and Stews

• 8 recipes

Fish and Seafood

• 12 recipes

Poultry

• 10 recipes

Meat

• 16 recipes

Vegetarian

• 6 recipes

Side Dishes

• 7 recipes

Sauces and Marinades

• 11 recipes

Desserts

• 10 recipes

Drinks

• 5 recipes

Winery Listings and Maps

Driving Distances

Wineries of the North Willamette Valley

Wineries of the South Willamette Valley

Wineries of the Umpqua, Rogue and Applegate Valleys

Wineries of the Columbia River Area

Wineries of the Pacific Coast and Other Regions

Index

Special Thanks and Further Reading

About the Authors

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Sterling Collection: The Best of the Junior League of Memphis

Author: Junior League of Memphis

The Junior League of Memphis has produced a prized collection of cookbooks with an abundance of marvelous recipes. The best of the best have been captured in A Sterling Collection. All the recipes have been tried and tested, and any resemblance between the recipes and good things to eat and drink is purely intentional!