Culinary Dream Team
Texas authors headline the book fest Cooking Tent
By Virginia B. Wood, Fri., Oct. 26, 2012
This year's lineup of cookbook authors can best be described as a Texas foodie's dream team. Well-respected Austin and Houston chefs Jesse Griffiths and Hugo Ortega join second-generation Hill Country pitmaster Scott Roberts in presenting meaty first time cookbooks at the festival. We couldn't be prouder of their accomplishments. Bay Area sausage guru Bruce Aidells joins the three Texans in getting to the meat of the matter with his updated compendium on the subject. Globe-trotting photojournalist and cookbook author Naomi Duguid presents a definitive work on the foods of Burma, and Diane Morgan shares a wealth of knowledge about cooking with root vegetables. And for those fascinated with America's Mexican culinary diaspora, Jeffrey Pilcher and Gustavo Arellano will weigh in on taco politics. Food staff members Kate Thornberry, Mick Vann, MM Pack, and Jessi Cape join guest reviewer Jesse Griffiths and me in sharing evaluations of this year's crop of food books, including a couple we reviewed earlier this year: Arellano's Taco USA, and chef Griffith's Afield.
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Texas Book Festival, Cooking Tent, Hugo Ortega, Street Food of Mexico, Salt Lick Cookbook, Scott Roberts, Jessica Dupuy, Great Meat Cookbook, Bruce Aidells, Planet Taco, Jeffrey Pilcher, Roots: The Definitive Compendium, Diane Morgan, Burma: Rivers of Flavor, Naomi Duguid, Liddabit, Liz Gutman, Jen King, Secrets of the Best Chefs, Adam Roberts, Funny Food, Bill Wurtzel, Meat Eater, Steven Rinella, Taco USA, Gustavo Arellano, Jesse Griffiths, A Family Farm in Tuscany, Sarah Fioroni
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