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Anyone who has ever been to a Fourth of July party, a backyard barbeque, or any red-blooded carnivore will tell you that great grilling is truly a talent. While over 82 percent of U.S. households light up their grill each year, great grilling takes time, practice, creativity, trial and error - or it can be distilled down into one master volume of best grilling recipes written by two dynamos that Bon Appétit has dubbed "the king and queen of grilling." For the folks that want the top recipes and mastery attainable for even the home cook, Cheryl and Bill Jamison lay the groundwork and roll out only the "best of" in 100 Grilling Recipes You Can't Live Without. This backyard essential delivers championship recipes with the Jamison's signature lively wit that reinvigorates the endless utility of this popular cooking technique. Grilling is the meat-lover's cooking method of choice. The heart of the Jamisons' book consists of five big chapters on meats and fish: Steaks, Chops, and Ribs; Blazing Burgers and Haute Dogs; Spit-Roasted (Rotisserie) Poultry and Meat; Chicken, Duck, and Quail; and Fish and Shellfish. A chapter on Fajitas, Tacos, and other Southwestern classics adds to the already substantial main-course selections. The chapter of Vegetable Mains and Sides reveals the glory of fire-kissed produce, and smaller chapters on grilled pizzas and grilled desserts round out the package. You could wander through hundreds of recipes in cookbooks or on the Web in search of the best in grilling tips and recipes, or you could turn to the authorities who have built a commanding reputation in the subject area with over two decades of travel, research, recipe-testing, and writing. Winners of no less than five cookbook awards from the James Beard Foundation and the International Association of Culinary Professionals, Cheryl and Bill Jamison have the chops to offer up a rock-solid compilation of the one hundred best grilling recipes - enough for a lifetime of enjoyment.
Author Notes
Bill Jamison was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1942. He served in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve, received an undergraduate degree from the University of North Texas, and a graduate degree in American history from the University of Kansas. He worked as a professor at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos and for the Texas Arts Commission and the Oklahoma Council on the Arts and Humanities. In 1977, he became a regional representative for the National Endowment for the Arts, then director of the Western States Arts Foundation in Santa Fe. He finally decided to become a travel and food writer.
He wrote more than 20 travel books and cookbooks, most of them with his wife, Cheryl Alters Jamison. Their works included 100 Grill Recipes You Can't Live Without, The Big Book of Outdoor Cooking and Entertaining, Born to Grill, Smoke and Spice, and The Barbecue Lover's Big Book of BBQ Sauces. They also won four James Beard Foundation awards for culinary writing. He died of complications from cancer on March 24, 2015 at the age of 73.
(Bowker Author Biography)
Reviews (2)
Publisher's Weekly Review
The Jamisons have produced over a dozen cookbooks in their quarter century of shared meals and travels, but are showing little sign of fatigue. Just as their 1995 classic, Smoke & Spice, suggested that the only real way to barbecue is with a smoker, here they instruct that the only real way to grill is to cook entirely with direct heat. In other words, use a grill cover and you might just as well be baking. This is not to say that fire alone is the answer. The chefs focus heavily on the intense flavors of various fruits, herbs, and spices in entrees such as pomegranate lamb chops, rosemary-scented pork loin, and chicken paillard with hot ginger sauce. But when it comes to classics like a porterhouse steak, they know not to guild the lily. Salt, pepper, and butter are all that's required. Borrowing a recipe from a Chicago landmark, the Berghoff Chicago Beer Burger not only has beer in the meat mix but also features beer-braised onions and mushroom-beer ketchup, while an altogether different beverage adds sass to their Dr. Pepper Baby Back Ribs. If that's not sweet enough, there are eight dessert options, including a variety of grilled fruits as well as a simple batch of s'mores. Agent: Doe Coover, Doe Coover Agency. (June) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
Booklist Review
At any time somewhere in the world, someone is grilling food, no matter what the season or the outdoor temperature. Count much-acclaimed cookbook authors Cheryl and Bill Jamison as grilling fanatics. In essence, this culinary collection picks the best or most favored recipes from their previous books, adds more than a dollop of different flavors from other cuisines, and serves it all up with no small amount of wit and wisdom. Appropriately enough, they begin by stating two beliefs use open flames (for the most part) and skewer food as appetizers then plunge into the 100 gotta have recipes. No country's cooking is ignored (even though there's a slight bias for southwestern American). And no tip is left ungiven, whether about different barbecue sauces for chicken or additional toppings for pizza. A few of the mouth-watering inclusions are margarita shrimp, blue-corn-and-green chile pizza, Cuban-style pork tenderloin, and a lobster BLT. For fire-cooking fiends and new grillers alike.--Jacobs, Barbara Copyright 2010 Booklist
Table of Contents
Why 100 Recipes? | p. ix |
Great Grill Flavor | p. 2 |
Happy-Hour Grazing | p. 10 |
Fire-Roasted Oysters with Tabasco Vinaigrette | p. 12 |
Margarita Shrimp | p. 14 |
Shrimp Rémoulade | p. 16 |
Speared Chicken Caesar Salad | p. 18 |
Sublime Salbutes | p. 20 |
Moroccan Chicken Wings | p. 22 |
Sassy Satay | p. 24 |
Lettuce Wraps with Asian Steak | p. 26 |
Grilled Cheese Sandwich on a Stick | p. 28 |
Goat Cheese Wrapped in Grape Leaves | p. 29 |
Antipasto Extravaganza | p. 30 |
Party-Time Pizzas | p. 32 |
Classic Italian Pizza with Fire-Roasted Tomato Sauce | p. 34 |
Primo Pizza Dough for the Grill | p. 36 |
Clam and Sausage Pizza | p. 38 |
Hot and Cool Pizza | p. 40 |
Pecorino Pizza with Artichokes | p. 43 |
White Pizza | p. 46 |
Fired Onion Flatbread | p. 48 |
Blue Corn and Green Chile Pizza | p. 50 |
Blazing Burgers and Haute Dogs | p. 54 |
All-American Backyard Burgers | p. 56 |
Berghoff's Chicago Beer Burgers | p. 58 |
Caribbean Curry Burgers | p. 61 |
Great Plains Bison Burgers | p. 63 |
Rosemary and Mint Lamb Burgers | p. 65 |
Herb-Rubbed Turkey Burgers | p. 66 |
Portobello Burgers | p. 68 |
Pacific Rim Tuna Burgers | p. 70 |
Doggone Good Hot Dog | p. 71 |
Bratwurst Roll, Sheboygan-Style | p. 72 |
Italian Sausage Sandwich | p. 74 |
Fajitas, Tacos, and Other Southwestern Classics | p. 76 |
Texas Fajitas | p. 78 |
Drunken Fajitas | p. 82 |
Cumin-Rubbed Carne Asada | p. 84 |
Chuck Steak Tacos | p. 86 |
Chipotle Chicken Tacos | p. 88 |
Santa Barbara Fish Tacos | p. 90 |
Flame-Kissed Chile Rellenos | p. 92 |
Sizzling Steaks, Chops, and Ribs | p. 94 |
A Porterhouse from Heaven | p. 96 |
Carpetbag Steak | p. 98 |
Stephan Pyles' Texas Rib-Eye | p. 99 |
Florentine T-Bone | p. 102 |
Mustard-Rubbed Bison Steak | p. 103 |
Pickapeppa-Marinated Flank Steak | p. 104 |
Elk Backstrap Medallions with Purple Onions and Plum Sauce | p. 106 |
Church-Picnic Pork Chops | p. 109 |
Cuban-Style Pork Tenderloin | p. 111 |
Pork Tenderloin Filled with Figs, Bacon, and Charred Onions | p. 113 |
Dr Pepper's Baby Back Ribs | p. 115 |
South Seas Baby Backs | p. 118 |
Pomegranate Lamb Chops | p. 120 |
Deviled Lamb Rib Chops | p. 122 |
Chicken, Duck, and Quail | p. 124 |
Bodacious Barbecued Chicken Breasts | p. 126 |
Chicken Breasts Stuffed with Country Ham | p. 129 |
Chicken Paillards with Hot Ginger Sauce | p. 130 |
Orange-Chipotle Chicken Breasts | p. 132 |
African Chicken | p. 134 |
Chicken Thighs with Loads of Lemon and Garlic | p. 136 |
Chicken under a Brick | p. 138 |
Grilled Duck Breasts with Armagnac and Lavender Honey Glaze | p. 140 |
Duck Jambalaya | p. 142 |
Quail with Red-Eye Rub | p. 144 |
Spit-Roasted Poultry and Meat | p. 146 |
Herb-Roasted Rotisserie Chicken | p. 148 |
St. Tropez Market Chickens with Dressing | p. 150 |
Buttery Heritage Turkey | p. 154 |
Spit-Roasted Turkey Breast | p. 156 |
Leg of Lamb with Mint Julep Sauce | p. 158 |
Rosemary-Scented Pork Loin | p. 160 |
Pork Loin dl Pastor | p. 162 |
Fired-Up Fish | p. 164 |
Simple, Sumptuous Pompano | p. 166 |
Basil-Scented Salmon | p. 168 |
Planked Salmon | p. 170 |
Summery Salmon Sandwich | p. 172 |
A Steak-Lover's Tuna Steak | p. 174 |
Dry-Rubbed Tuna Steaks | p. 176 |
Salmon-Buttered Halibut Steaks | p. 177 |
Swordfish Steaks with Tomatillo Vinaigrette | p. 178 |
Tangerine-Teriyaki Halibut Fillets | p. 180 |
Catfish with Snappy Tartar Sauce | p. 182 |
Succulent Shellfish | p. 184 |
Louisiana Barbecued Shrimp | p. 186 |
Skewered Shrimp with Romesco Sauce | p. 188 |
Seafood Paella with Allioli | p. 190 |
Flame-Fired Calamari | p. 193 |
Mimosa-Basted Lobster | p. 194 |
Lobster BLT | p. 196 |
Soft-Shell Crab Salad | p. 198 |
Vegetable Main and Side Dishes | p. 200 |
Summer Vegetable Platter | p. 202 |
Grilled French Fries | p. 205 |
Heartland Bounty Platter | p. 206 |
Simply Superb Corn on the Cob | p. 208 |
Grilled Onion Rings | p. 210 |
Glistening Eggplant with Fresh Tomato Relish | p. 212 |
Asparagus with Lemon-Bacon Vinaigrette | p. 214 |
S'mores and More for Dessert | p. 216 |
Hot Banana Split | p. 218 |
Gooey Good S'mores | p. 220 |
Pina Colada Pineapple Spears | p. 221 |
Grilled Peaches with Gorgonzola | p. 222 |
Honeyed Figs | p. 223 |
Apple Wedges with Whiskey-Caramel Sauce | p. 224 |
Kaleidoscope Fruit Kebobs | p. 226 |
Crunchy Caramelized Pears | p. 227 |
Measurement Equivalents | p. 229 |
Index | p. 231 |