Sizzle in Hell's Kitchen: Ethnic Recipes from Restaurants of New York City's Ninth Avenue Neighborhood
THIS COLLECTION IS RICH WITH FAVORITE DISHES from thirty-eight ethnic restaurants representing twenty-seven different cuisines. Hell's Kitchen is internationally renowned for its diversity and authenticity. RESTAURANTS WITH RECIPES INCLUDED: Bamboo 52 Barbetta Becco Bombay Eats B. Smith Cascina Chez Josephine Delta Grill Druid's El Azteca Gazala Place Guantanamera Hallo, Berlin Hudson Yards Cafe International Grocery La Kabbr Landmark Tavern Le Madeleine Cafe Mangia e Bevi Marseille McQuaid's Mee Noodle Old San Juan Olieng P.D.O'Hurley's Pomaire Poseidon Greek Bakery Queen Of Sheba Rice 'n' Beans Rudy's Smith's Sortie's Stile's Farmers Market Tagine Troy Turkish Grill Uncle Nick's Uncle Vanya Cafe West Bank Cafe Zanzibar. 
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Sizzle in Hell's Kitchen: Ethnic Recipes from Restaurants of New York City's Ninth Avenue Neighborhood
THIS COLLECTION IS RICH WITH FAVORITE DISHES from thirty-eight ethnic restaurants representing twenty-seven different cuisines. Hell's Kitchen is internationally renowned for its diversity and authenticity. RESTAURANTS WITH RECIPES INCLUDED: Bamboo 52 Barbetta Becco Bombay Eats B. Smith Cascina Chez Josephine Delta Grill Druid's El Azteca Gazala Place Guantanamera Hallo, Berlin Hudson Yards Cafe International Grocery La Kabbr Landmark Tavern Le Madeleine Cafe Mangia e Bevi Marseille McQuaid's Mee Noodle Old San Juan Olieng P.D.O'Hurley's Pomaire Poseidon Greek Bakery Queen Of Sheba Rice 'n' Beans Rudy's Smith's Sortie's Stile's Farmers Market Tagine Troy Turkish Grill Uncle Nick's Uncle Vanya Cafe West Bank Cafe Zanzibar. 
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Sizzle in Hell's Kitchen: Ethnic Recipes from Restaurants of New York City's Ninth Avenue Neighborhood

Sizzle in Hell's Kitchen: Ethnic Recipes from Restaurants of New York City's Ninth Avenue Neighborhood

by Carliss Pond Retif
Sizzle in Hell's Kitchen: Ethnic Recipes from Restaurants of New York City's Ninth Avenue Neighborhood

Sizzle in Hell's Kitchen: Ethnic Recipes from Restaurants of New York City's Ninth Avenue Neighborhood

by Carliss Pond Retif

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THIS COLLECTION IS RICH WITH FAVORITE DISHES from thirty-eight ethnic restaurants representing twenty-seven different cuisines. Hell's Kitchen is internationally renowned for its diversity and authenticity. RESTAURANTS WITH RECIPES INCLUDED: Bamboo 52 Barbetta Becco Bombay Eats B. Smith Cascina Chez Josephine Delta Grill Druid's El Azteca Gazala Place Guantanamera Hallo, Berlin Hudson Yards Cafe International Grocery La Kabbr Landmark Tavern Le Madeleine Cafe Mangia e Bevi Marseille McQuaid's Mee Noodle Old San Juan Olieng P.D.O'Hurley's Pomaire Poseidon Greek Bakery Queen Of Sheba Rice 'n' Beans Rudy's Smith's Sortie's Stile's Farmers Market Tagine Troy Turkish Grill Uncle Nick's Uncle Vanya Cafe West Bank Cafe Zanzibar. 

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781423608165
Publisher: Smith, Gibbs Publisher
Publication date: 03/30/2009
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 224
Sales rank: 331,736
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

Carliss Pond earned a master's in English literature from the University of New Orleans. She gained her culinary education at Le Cordon Bleu, Paris, and Ritz Escoffier School. She has been a culinary advisor for Bloomingdale's and a banquet coordinator for the Plaza Hotel. She lives in New York City.

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bacon-wrapped dates

Cafe Andalucia, Spanish Tapas, courtesy of Guillermo Vidal

SERVES 6 (30 PIECES)

30 (about 1/2 pound) pitted dates

30 whole almonds

30 bacon strips*

Mixed greens

Assorted olives for garnish

The crunchiness and contrast of sweet and salty make this Spanish tapas dish a real crowd pleaser. They will go quickly, so make sure there are many available. More good news is they can be made ahead and refrigerated. Pecans or walnuts can be substituted for the almonds.

1. Stuff each date with an almond.

2. Roll each date tightly in 1 strip bacon.

3. In batches, place in a large heavy skillet over high heat. Cook on one side 5 to 6 minutes, pressing down with a spatula, until bacon is browned and crisp.

4. Turn dates over, lower heat and cook 3 to 4 minutes, until bacon is crispy.

5 .Serve on a bed of mixed greens with olives.

*Turkey bacon can be substituted.

Table of Contents

Introduction 11

Starters 18

Soups & Stews 44

Salads 70

Poultry & Game 90

Meats 112

Seafood 134

Pasta 158

side dishes 176

Desserts 196

restaurants 218

Index 220

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