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Summary: Western Specialties!
Review: License to Cook Arizona Style, in the popular recipe-card file size Stocking Stuffer format, is chock-full of the best recipes and notes about the best of Arizona in the heart of the Southwest. The cover features art depicting a license of The Grand Canyon State done by Diane Heusinkveld. The recipes were compiled by Dianna Stevens, a freelance writer from Charlotte, North Carolina. Also included are recipes from Chefs of Tucson, collected by Melinda Bradnan, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.License to Cook Arizona Style includes a information on the state history and a section sampling some Arizona Sites, a valuable guide for anyone interested in touring the area. The section includes information on state parks and public preserves, information on the Grand Canyon, local dining and much more! Also included is a section on American-Indian Reservations and Food. License to Cook Arizona Style is a must for tourists and chefs alike! The Western specialties included in this book are wonderful! Despite its desert climate, Arizona produces a surprising array of foods. The recipes in this section make use of pecans, chilies, corn, beef and fruit indigenous to the area. Cool off with a Lemon-Lime Shake! Lunch on a Cantaloupe-Avocado Salad. Try the Campfire Steaks on your next outdoor adventure! The Beef Enchiladas with Blue Corn Bread make for a delicious meal for family and friends! Top the dinner off with an Arizona Apple Cake. License to Cook Arizona Style is excellent for personal collections and as a memento of Arizona.
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