Overview

"In this mouth-watering collection of seafood recipes, simplicity and great taste are key. For every home cook who has ever been intimidated by seafood, Fish On is a call to foster one's own tastes and opinions. The book focuses exclusively on preparing and cooking the most commonly harvested seafood found on the Pacific West Coast. Try your hand at dishes with salmon, halibut, snapper (rockfish), cod, prawns, mussels, clams, oysters, Dungeness crab, and scallops. Learn the different cooking methods (poaching, roasting, grilling, planking), and how they work for seafood.A reminder that ""good"" and ""complicated"" aren't synonyms, this is the go-to place for tasty recipes using seafood. Sidebars are included throughout the book with interesting facts on the science of cooking, and the nutritional information is included with each recipe for easy reference. Try recipes such as Tequila Lime Grilled Halibut, Thai Curried Mussels, or Drunken Prawns en Flambe. Impress friends and family by serving Tandoori Salmon with Mango Chutney, or Crab Bisque.With accessible and easy-to-make recipes, Fish On is a selection of Pacific Northwest favourites sure to satisfy the seafood lover's appetite."

Full Product Details

9781926741123

Table of Contents

Reviews

Reading this book might just add some new tastes to your menu. --Story Circle Book Reviews-- (10/15/2010) Fish On helps soothe the intimidation that many of us face when planning on preparing seafood. --Red Deer Advocate-- (10/15/2010) Fish On is a terrific book with endless possibilities. Nothing fishy about it. --January Magazine-- (10/15/2010) Take that fresh seafood and those sound techniques and you won't be surprised that Baier ended up with a book filled with tasty dishes, such as crab bisque, tequila lime grilled halibut, drunken prawns en flambe, and tandoori salmon with mango chutney. --The Times Colonist-- (10/15/2010) Baier is a culinary artist. --St. Albert Gazette-- (11/22/2010)

Baier is a culinary artist. --St. Albert Gazette-- (11/22/2010) Take that fresh seafood and those sound techniques and you won't be surprised that Baier ended up with a book filled with tasty dishes, such as crab bisque, tequila lime grilled halibut, drunken prawns en flamb , and tandoori salmon with mango chutney. --The Times Colonist-- (10/15/2010) Fish On is a terrific book with endless possibilities. Nothing fishy about it. --January Magazine-- (10/15/2010) Fish On helps soothe the intimidation that many of us face when planning on preparing seafood. --Red Deer Advocate-- (10/15/2010) Reading this book might just add some new tastes to your menu. --Story Circle Book Reviews-- (10/15/2010)

Baier is a culinary artist. --St. Albert Gazette-- (11/22/2010) Take that fresh seafood and those sound techniques and you won't be surprised that Baier ended up with a book filled with tasty dishes, such as crab bisque, tequila lime grilled halibut, drunken prawns en flamb�, and tandoori salmon with mango chutney. --The Times Colonist-- (10/15/2010) Fish On is a terrific book with endless possibilities. Nothing fishy about it. --January Magazine-- (10/15/2010) Fish On helps soothe the intimidation that many of us face when planning on preparing seafood. --Red Deer Advocate-- (10/15/2010) Reading this book might just add some new tastes to your menu. --Story Circle Book Reviews-- (10/15/2010)

Take that fresh seafood and those sound techniques and you won't be surprised that Baier ended up with a book filled with tasty dishes, such as crab bisque, tequila lime grilled halibut, drunken prawns en flamb , and tandoori salmon with mango chutney. --The Times Colonist-- (10/15/2010) Fish On is a terrific book with endless possibilities. Nothing fishy about it. --January Magazine-- (10/15/2010) Reading this book might just add some new tastes to your menu. --Story Circle Book Reviews-- (10/15/2010) Baier is a culinary artist. --St. Albert Gazette-- (11/22/2010) Fish On helps soothe the intimidation that many of us face when planning on preparing seafood. --Red Deer Advocate-- (10/15/2010)

Author Information

Ingrid Baier grew up in Port Hardy, a fishing town at the northern tip of Vancouver Island, where she learned to catch and cook fish. She recently left an 18-year career in law enforcement to return to school and pursue her love of writing. After a brief stint writing technical manuals related to the Alberta oil patch, she turned her hand to fiction, and her first work can be found in the 2010 Fish Anthology, Co. Cork, Ireland (www.fishpublishing.com). She lives in Okotoks, Alberta with her husband and two children, where she is pursuing a Master of Teaching at the University of Calgary. Fish On is Ingrid's first cookbook.

Tab Content 6

Countries Available