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The Fiddlehead Cookbook by Nancy DeCherney

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The Fiddlehead Cookbook

Recipes From Alaska's Most Celebrated Restaurant and Bakery

Nancy DeCherney, John DeCherney, Deborah Marshall

St. Martin's Press · Print & ebook · August 15, 1993

Reading lane: Northwest Cooking

The Fiddlehead Restaurant and Bakery has been a Juneau tradition since 1978, when its founder established a menu that celebrated Alaska's bounty of fresh, delicious ingredients and its jubilant spirit of adventure.

At a Glance

Who It's For

For cooks interested in Alaskan coastal cuisine and regional ingredientsFor readers seeking recipes from an Alaska restaurant

Book Details

Authors
Nancy DeCherney, John DeCherney, Deborah Marshall
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Published
August 15, 1993
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Northwest Cooking · New England Cooking
Reading lane
Northwest Cooking

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Publisher Categories

  • Northwest Cooking

  • Baking

  • Chef & Restaurant Stories

About This Book

The Fiddlehead Restaurant and Bakery has been a Juneau tradition since 1978, when its founder established a menu that celebrated Alaska's bounty of fresh, delicious ingredients and its jubilant spirit of adventure. In this lively and eclectic cookbook, the Fiddlehead Restaurant teams presents 150 of its most acclaimed, sought-after recipes. The colorful collection ranges from fresh Alaskan salmon and halibut to robust soups and sandwiches, light and healthy pasta dishes, gri...

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The Fiddlehead Restaurant and Bakery has been a Juneau tradition since 1978, when its founder established a menu that celebrated Alaska's bounty of fresh, delicious ingredients and its jubilant spirit of adventure. In this lively and eclectic cookbook, the Fiddlehead Restaurant teams presents 150 of its most acclaimed, sought-after recipes. The colorful collection ranges from fresh Alaskan salmon and halibut to robust soups and sandwiches, light and healthy pasta dishes, grilled meats and stir fry, authentic sourdough breads, edible greens, wild berries, and extraordinarily delicious desserts--all prepared with creative flair and old-fashioned neighborliness that have made the Fiddlehead famous. Interspersed throughout are fascinating sidebars on such Alaskan passions as berry picking and glacier picnics, the fine art of smoking fish or preparing a while poaching salmon for holiday entertaining, and the springtime search for wild edibles like fiddlehead ferns, fireweed, beach asparagus, and morel mushrooms. Brimming with Alaskan freshman and pride, The Fiddlehead Cookbook will delight everyone who longs to shares in this generous coastal cuisine.

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