Documenting the parallel development of the brewing industry with that of American cookery, this book traces ale's influence on recipes in America's early history, the introduction of lager beer in 19th century, use of malt extract during Prohibition, and the advent of craft beer.
"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
Synopsis:
The timeless combination of America's favorite frothy beverage, with its solid gastronomic counterparts, is the focus of this culinary chronicle. Documenting the parallel development of the brewing industry with that of American cookery, this exhaustive history traces ale's influence on recipes in America's early history, the introduction of lager beer in the 19th century, the use of malt extract during Prohibition, and the recent advent of craft beer. The more than 60 beer-related recipes encourage chefs to experience the bliss of wild salmon grilled on cedar planks or brownies washed down with a creamy stout.
About the Author:
Bob Skilnik is the author of The Drink Beer, Get Thin Diet; The History of Beer and Brewing in Chicago, 1833–1978;and The Low-Carb Bartender. He is a contributor to the "Good Eating" section of the Chicago Tribune, writes a quarterly column for LowCarb Energy Magazine, and has appeared as a beer expert on The View and Fox News Live. He lives in Plainfield, Illinois.
"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.