New Orleans: Authentic Recipes Celebrating the Foods of the World

by Constance Snow

Book Overview

Dixieland jazz floating on a sultry breeze, inviting courtyards veiled behind Spanish moss, and, above all, a cuisine as marvelously rich and varied as the inhabitants themselves: New Orleans is truly... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0848731034
• ISBN13: 9780848731038
• Release Date: October 2005
• Publisher: Oxmoor House
• Length: 191 Pages
• Weight: 2.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 10.1" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Very good book!!!!

Williams-Sonoma put's out very good books and products. This one has good information and pictures. Plus it gives a brief history of this food culture as well.

Arrived fast in great condition

I bought this book as a present. It arrived fast and was in great condition. Thanks!

Yummy, Yummy, New Orleans!

This cookbook is outstanding! Not only does the book include wonderful recipes from my favorite city, but there are also written treasures about this awesome city. My friends and I went to New Orleans for our senior class trip when we were in high school (three buses filled with kids from Akron). To celebrate our 50th birthday, we went back to New Orleans. We had a blast - riding the trolley, eating the food, visiting the French Quarter, eating beignets at the Cafe du Monde, sightseeing, etc... I bought this cookbook for my friends as a Christmas gift. It is a beautiful cookbook!

New Orleans Then

My husband and I fell in love with this book. We go to New Orleans each year for a mini-vacation with the kids. We are originally from south Louisiana and we enjoy the people, the culture, and especially the food. This book reminds us of our trips and the photos depict the true New Orleans the way it was before Katrina. We wanted to save our memories and that is why we bought this book. Also, we have frequented several of the restaurants mentioned and we love to cook and try out new recipies.

A Grand Book for A Grand City

I cried when I leafed through this book. I doubted that WS would deliver an authentic New Orleans cookbook (they might try to change stuff), but I purchased it from WS anyway to support the hurricane victims. What I received was an awesome "food pictorial." Beautiful shots of the wonderful and authentic recipes, but also beautiful photos of the restaurants, markets, streets and people I miss. The opening paragraphs and sidebars that accompany the recipes are thoughtfully written and insightful. This book does an artful job of presenting recipes that draw on all of the cultures that make up New Orleans' cuisine. The recipes range from simple to sublime. As with all WS books, the recipes are well-written. The seafood gumbo recipe is excellent. I've shared it with family and it will be the one I use for my Christmas gumbo. I lived and worked in the city for a while and this book makes the good memories rush back. I commend WS on the excellent research and other efforts that went into producing such a stellar book.