Gay Gourmet: The Queer Cuisine of New Orleans

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Summary: Outrageous Fun!
Review: A very entertaining cookbook, gay or straight you'll enjoy the spicy humor and the spicy food!

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Summary: Weird & Wonderful!
Review: Trey Bienville gives new meaning to the phrase "Flaming Camp Fires" In addition to the mouthwatering recipes, there is the outrageous humor! A fun book with recipes like "Southern Decadence Shrimp Creole," "Mardi Gras Queen Cake," "Brandied Cherry Clafouti: From A Gay Vampire on St. Charles Avenue," & "Penelope's Pasta Jambalaya." Gay or straight, this book will keep you in stitches. Definitely the most unusual cookbook I've seen in some time. The dedication in the book reads "For Noah, Eli, Lennon & Croix, May your warm, sweet southern buns always be soft yet firm and buttered just right!" According to the book... future titles in this series will be called 1) "Gay Gourmet Goes Down Under," 2) "Trey Does Gay Paris" & 3 "San Francisco Queer Cuisine." It also says that Chef Trey studied culinary arts in the historic French Quarter of his hometown, New Orleans, Louisiana. A weird & wonderful addition to any collection!

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Summary: Are You Epicurious?
Review: Unique offering here! I bought it for a friend's birthday in early April & she is still laughing. The Gumbo Degas recipe is one of the best Gumbos I've ever tasted. We're definitely going to collect the entire series!

Rating:
Summary: Are You Epicurious?
Review: Unique offering here! I bought it for a friend's birthday in early April & she is still laughing. The Gumbo Degas recipe is one of the best Gumbos I've ever tasted. We're definitely going to collect the entire series!