Wild Rice, Star of the North: 150 Minnesota Recipes for a Gourmet Grain - Softcover

1006 Summit Avenue Society; Michael W. Dempsey

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0070024553 ISBN 13: 9780070024557

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1985

Synopsis

Provides information about wild rice, a native grain of the Upper Great Lakes region, and shares recipes for appetizers, soups, salads, main dishes, stuffings, breads, side dishes, and desserts which feature wild rice

About this title

From Publishers Weekly:

To correct a small mistake in culinary history, let it be said straightaway that wild rice is not a rice of any variety; it is an aquatic grass, a grain, the only grain native to the North American continent, and the state grain of Minnesota. The compilers of this gathering of 150 recipes from as many sources represent a Minnesota-based historical society. The book is a thorough guide to preparation and cooking, storage and handling of wild rice and provides an essential directory of mail-order houses. The recipes run the conventional course from appetizers, soups and salads through entrees and stuffings, to breads, side dishes and desserts; some are of Far or Middle Eastern derivation, and a numberfor example, pioneer molasses bread, Gitchi Gumi salad and Chippewa quichepay homage to their frontier origins. For the most part, these are traditional American dishes of the kind that would grace a county fair or church supper. Major ad/promo. December 16
Copyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc.

About this edition

• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company
• Publication date: 1985
• ISBN 10: 0070024553
• ISBN 13: 9780070024557
• Binding: Plastic Comb
• Number of pages: 188