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El. knyga: Official Cookbook of the Chile Pepper Institute

  • Formatas: 200 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Mar-2023
  • Leidėjas: University of New Mexico Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780826364562
  • Formatas: 200 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Mar-2023
  • Leidėjas: University of New Mexico Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780826364562

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The world-famous Chile Pepper Institute is the only organization devoted to the study, cultivation, and enjoyment of the world's favorite fiery fruit, and The Official Cookbook of the Chile Pepper Institute is your guide to cooking with and enjoying chile peppers in all their magnificent, flavorful varieties. With over eighty recipes celebrating the world's diversity of chile peppers and more than a hundred photos of chile peppers in the field, at the market, and on your plate, The Official Cookbook is like a tour through the Institute's famous Teaching Garden.

The Official Cookbook is the only book organized to include almost every chile pepper variety worldwide. Each chile includes a description of its history, where it originated and where it is grown now, and its flavor profile, heat index, and common uses. And, of course, recipes!

Recenzijos

This is a fascinating journey through the world of chile peppers and how they made it to our home gardens. Complete with back stories, traditional uses, and, finally, delicious recipes."--Gary R. Bachman, author of Southern Gardening All Year Long "Paul Bosland and Wendy Hamilton share their collective knowledge and love of chile peppers found around the world, allowing us to experience the diverse flavors of these spicy fruits beyond the spice."--Ivette Guzman, New Mexico State University

Preface ix
Acknowledgments xii
Introduction 1(14)
Capsicum annuum
Chiltepin/Chile Piquiri
15(8)
Bolivian Chiltepin Salsa
19(2)
Royal (Mayan)
Hot Chocolate
21(2)
Chimayo Landrace/Heirloom Chile
23(6)
Calabacitas
25(2)
New Mexico Green
Chile Sauce
27(2)
Ornamental Chile
29(7)
Tortilla Soup with a Color Twist
33(1)
Ornamental Chiles in Floral Arrangements
34(2)
Bell
36(6)
Baked Eggs in Stuffed Sweet Bell Peppers
38(3)
Peperonata
41(1)
Pimiento/Pimento
42(5)
New Mexican-Style Potato Salad
43(2)
Latin American Yellow Rice with Achiote Oil
45(2)
New Mexican
47(6)
Green Chile Rellenos
50(1)
Green Chile Cheeseburger
51(2)
Paprika
53(6)
Hungarian Goulash
57(1)
Hungarian Lesco
58(1)
Ancho, Poblano, Mulato, and Pasilla
59(106)
Ancho/Poblano
59(5)
Skirt Steak with Chile Apple Relish
61(1)
Ancho-Orange Hot Fudge
62(2)
Poblano
64(7)
Stuffed Poblanos
66(3)
Macaroni and Cheese
69(2)
Mulato
71(3)
Chicken with Mulato Chile Sauce
72(1)
Latin-Style Short Ribs
73(1)
Pasilla
74(5)
Oaxacan Mole Sauce
75(1)
Oaxacan Tlayuda (Mexican Pizza)
76(3)
Cayenne
79(6)
Sparkler Doodles
81(1)
Pineapple, Mango, and Passion Fruit Granita
82(3)
Chilhuacle Amarillo, Rojo, and Negro
85(5)
Yellow Mole Chicken
87(2)
Chayote (Squash) with Amarillo Pepper
89(1)
Costeno and Costeno Amarillo
90(5)
Salsa Soup
91(2)
Salsa Costena
93(2)
De Arbol
95(4)
Pork' (or Chicken) Tacos
96(2)
Green Beans with Peanuts and Chile de Arbol
98(1)
Hungarian Wax
99(7)
Cheese-Stuffed Hungarian Wax Peppers
103(1)
Hungarian Pasta Salad
104(2)
Italian Frying
106(5)
Chocolate Chip Cookies
107(2)
Fried Sweet Peppers with Balsamic Vinegar
109(2)
Jalapeno (Hot and Not)
111(7)
Enchanted Chile Cornbread
115(1)
Chipotle Albondigas
116(2)
Pepperoncini
118(5)
Creamy Pepperoncini Chicken Tender Skillet
121(1)
Pepperoncini Pot Roast
122(1)
Aleppo/Urfa Biber
123(6)
Roasted Ajvar Salsa over Grilled Polenta
125(2)
Turkish Kabobs with Aleppo Pepper
127(2)
Serrano
129(4)
Picode Gallo
131(1)
Sweet Potato Peanut Soup
132(1)
Asian Pepper Types
133(1)
Japanese
133(6)
Pepper Garden "Surprise" Lasagna
135(2)
Scallops with Takanotsume Peppers
137(2)
Korean
139(4)
Spicy Thai Noodles
141(1)
Korean Kimcfci
142(1)
Pimeiit d'Espelette
143(6)
Chicken Basquaise with Piperade
145(2)
Piment d'Espelette Mayonnaise
147(2)
Mirasol, Guajillo, and Cascabel
149(1)
Mirasol
149(3)
Gourmet Sliced Pork with Mirasol Peppers
150(1)
Baked Pumpkin Side Dish
151(1)
Guajillo
152(3)
Spicy Pomodoro Pasta Sauce
153(1)
Mexican-Style Rotisserie Chicken
154(1)
Cascabel
155(10)
Chilaquiles
157(1)
Cascabel Caramel Turtles
158(7)
Capsicum frutescens
Tabasco
165(4)
Cajun-Style Hot Wings
167(1)
Nonalcoholic Bloody Mary
168(1)
Malagueta
169(4)
Saltine-Crusted Fish with Malagueta Honey Butter
171(1)
Grilled Spring Asparagus
172(1)
Thai
173(5)
Thai Bird Pepper Sauces
175(2)
Thai Picnic Packages
177(1)
Siting Labuyo
178(5)
Tinolang Manok (Chicken with Papaya Soup)
180(1)
Kinilaw na tuna (Raw Tuna Salad)
181(2)
NuMex NoBasco
183(10)
Avocado and Scrambled Egg Brunch Bowl
185(1)
Breakfast Bacon
186(7)
Capsicum baccatum
Aji Amarillo
193(4)
Causa Rellena (Layered Potato Dish)
194(1)
Amarillo Ceviche
195(2)
Aji Limon
197(4)
Mexican Street Corn
199(1)
Devil Salt
200(1)
Omnicolor
201(4)
Aji Omnicolor Peruvian Sauce
202(1)
Chicken, Fennel, and Pepper Pizza
203(2)
Bishop's Crown/Christmas Bell
205(10)
Spanish Cole Slaw
207(1)
Cucumber Pepper Soup
208(7)
Capsicum chinense
Habanero
215(6)
Spanish Shrimp Tapas
216(2)
Dukkah Flatbread
218(3)
NuMex Suave Orange/Red
221(5)
Suave Fish Tacos
222(1)
Suave Salsa
223(2)
Chicken Quesadillas
225(1)
NuMex Trick-or-Treat
226(4)
Turkey Lime Soup
227(2)
Spicy Stir Fry
229(1)
Fisheye
230(5)
Fisheye Hot Sauce
231(2)
Caldo de Piranha (Fish Soup)
233(2)
Cajamarca
235(4)
Sudado
236(2)
Cajamarca Sauce
238(1)
Scotch Bonnet
239(4)
Jamaican Curry Chicken and Potatoes
240(1)
Jerk Burgers
241(2)
Datil
243(4)
Datil Pepper Jelly
244(1)
Jamaican Style Greens
245(2)
Rocotillo
247(4)
Rocotillo Mango Salsa
248(1)
Jerk Sauce
249(2)
Bhut Jolokia (Ghost Pepper)
251(6)
Bhut Jolokia Sausage Jambalaya
253(2)
Ghost Pepper Brownies
255(2)
Trinidad Scorpion
257(6)
Tomato Basil Soup
259(2)
Aloochoka (Caribbean Mashed Potatoes)
261(2)
Appendix 263(8)
Index 271
Paul W. Bosland is the Regents Professor of Horticulture emeritus, a Distinguished Achievement Professor, and the former director of the Chile Pepper Institute at New Mexico State University. He is popularly known as the "Chileman." He led the chile breeding and genetics research program at New Mexico State University and is recognized internationally as the foremost expert on chile peppers. Bosland has published more than 150 scientific papers and coauthored five books, including Peppers of the World: An Identification Guide with Dave DeWitt.

Wendy V. Hamilton is a professor emeritus at New Mexico State University and the former department head for the New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service's Program Development and Accountability Department. She also served as Extension's statewide program evaluation and grant development specialist until retiring in 2020.

Carolyn Graham has worked for more than twenty-five years in the publishing industry, most recently as the CEO of New Mexico Magazine. She is the author of New Mexico Food Trails: A Road Tripper's Guide to Hot Chile, Cold Brews, and Classic Dishes from the Land of Enchantment (UNM Press).