All-American Waves of Grain: How to Buy, Store, and Cook Every Imaginable Grain
by Barbara Grunes
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From the Vast wheat fields of Kansas to trendy New York bistros, grains are hot. Wheat, corn, and rice have always formed the bedrock of American eating, but now home cooks and chefs are expanding their horizons to experiment with couscous, bulgur, amaranth, and a variety of other cereals and seeds.Here the acclaimed authors of All-American Vegetarian bring us up to date on the wealth of old and new grains being grown in this great land. Whether discussing old country favorites like barley, show more buckwheat, millet, oats, and rye, or North American gifts such as wild rice, amaranth, quinoa, or the new specialty grains, the authors describe the nutritional value of each grain, its growing habitat, and how to buy it, store it, and prepare it in many delicious ways. They give the same careful attention to the by-products of corn, wheat, and rice. show lessTags
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Barbara Grunes has established a national reputation as a food writer, food historian, and cooking teacher. She is the author or coauthor of more than 40 cookbooks, including Gourmet Fish on the Grill, Healthy Grilling, and Grill in the Williams-Sonoma Cookware Cookbook series. Ms. Grunes lives and works in the Chicago area.
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