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More copies of this ISBN:Three Guys from Miami Celebrate Cubanby Glenn Lindgren and Raúl Musibay and Jorge Castillo
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:The Three Guys from Miami have done it again with 100 ALL-NEW delicious Cuban recipes for creating an amazing party, no matter the occasion! After all, the Three Guys know that when you eat Cuban food, every meal is a celebration. For Cubans, getting together with family is at least a monthly, if not weekly, ritual. And the perfect Cuban party includes these things: Good food, good friends, good music, more good food, good conversation, a good drink or two, and of course, a good time. Cuban parties have always revolved around food-and oh, the food! Huge platters of tender roasted pork, plates of crispy yellow tostones, and bowls of black beans cooked to perfection in a thick aromatic stew, tropical drinks, sweet desserts, and more. This cookbook includes some of the Three Guys' favorite party dishes. These festive recipes are perfect for ALL occasions, and they'll surely inspire you to put together a unique party as an excuse to create a unique Cuban menu! Review:"Actually, it's two guys from Miami and a Minnesotan who just winters there (Lindgren). The semi-wild and mildly crazy trio are back with their second effort (after Three Guys from Miami Cook Cuban). It features 100 new party-friendly creations and page upon page of less than stimulating banter laid out as marginalia opposite each recipe ('Milk has always been thought to provide some comfort for an upset stomach'). Still, it's hard to dislike a cookbook that puts the desserts at the beginning. Cake de Cuba Libre is the most effervescent of the batch, with rum and Coca-Cola in both the batter and the accompanying sauce. Standouts among the various soups and main dishes include Sweet Plantain Soup, Cuban Wedding Shrimp in a sauce of rum and orange juice, and traditional pork chops with plenty of garlic. The authors are willing to Cubanize at will; there is Cuban Style Lobster (with Chorizo), Cuban Stuffed Turkey (with a rice and bean stuffing) and Cuban Baby Back Ribs (with Guava Sauce). The many full-page color photos make all the recipes look mouth-watering; less appetizing are the shots of the Three Guys in loud shirts or staggering down a beach. (Sept.)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.) Review:Lindgren, Musibay and Castillo are the "Three Guys from Miami," a hearty band of bon vivants who offer a delicious array of Cuban-inspired foods accompanied by cultural anecdotes and off-the-wall humor. Kirkus Reviews Synopsis:The Three Guys from Miami have done it again with 100 ALL-NEW delicious Cuban recipes that will definitely get you in a party mood These festive recipes are perfect for ALL occasions: The Three Guys know that when you eat Cuban food, EVERY meal is a celebration. That's why Three Guys From Miami Celebrate Cuban is NOT just a party book Although this book is built around a Cuban party theme, the recipes are just as easily made for everyday eating. In fact, most of the recipes are simple and easy to prepare for some great lunches and dinners at home. Even if you're not in a party mood, you can treat yourself and your family to a delicious meal. The recipes follow the spirit of their first book, Three Guys From Miami Cook Cuban, with clear, easy-to-follow instructions that make creating spectacular dishes a snap. When you do want to party, why not try a Cuban-style party? Cuban parties have always revolved around food and oh, the food Huge platters of tender roasted pork, plates of crispy yellow tostones, bowls of black beans cooked to perfection in a thick aromatic stew, tall glasses of tropical drinks, trays of sweet desserts, the tang of citrus and garlic in the air... Are you hungry yet? We thought so. As the Three Guys say, Party when you can, but always eat well The Guys pair their amazing recipes with cultural anecdotes on all things Cuban and colorful photography that captures the food and soul of Miami. Description:They're back! Yes, those three crazy guys from Miami have returned to celebrate the joy of cooking great Cuban food.
In this companion to their immensely popular first book, Three Guys from Miami Cook Cuban, the Guys have created a fun and entertaining guide that will get you cooking and laughing in the kitchen.
Three Guys from Miami Celebrate Cuban will show you how to easily prepare some classic, and some not-so-classic Cuban dishes—all re-interpreted in the Miami style. The Guys make cooking fun with recipes for delectable desserts, amazing appetizers, savory soups, scintillating side dishes, great grill recipes, and some main dishes that will literally knock your socks off. (Quite literally! In fact, we recommend that you run out right now and buy some extra socks!)
The recipes in this book are the result of more than 20 years of great Three Guys from Miami parties. You’ll find recipes that are suitable for everything from a family dinner, to a small dinner party, to a huge feast for everyone in your social circle. What are you waiting for? Get the party started! About the AuthorTHE THREE GUYS FROM MIAMI provide Cuban cooking tips and advice for professional and amateur chefs all over the world. Their recipes have been included in several cookbooks, newspapers, and national magazines. They also have made several appearances on the Food Network, were featured in a Public Television documentary, have appeared on the Travel Channel, and are frequent guests on public radio. GLENN LINDGREN grew up in Minneapolis and first came to Miami in 1984. Here he fell in love with this tropical city with its friendly people and unique Cuban culture. When not in the kitchen, Glenn documents the antics of the Three Guys From Miami in books, magazines, and on the Internet. Although he spends a lot of time in Miami, Glenn makes his home in Eagan, Minnesota, with his wife, two daughters, and a son. RAÚL MUSIBAY is a native Cuban, and a full-time resident of Miami. Raúl is known for his love of fishing, his great parties, and his mastery of the Cuban pig roast. Raúl is the goodwill ambassador of the group. You’ll find him at cooking classes and demonstrations "working the crowd," telling jokes, and making sure everyone is having a good time. He and his wife have two married children. JORGE CASTILLO came to the United States from Cuba via the Mariel Boatlift in 1980. Jorge left Miami after three months to live in Iowa, where he mastered the English language and learned to love corn-on-the-cob, root beer, and Cookie’s Barbecue Sauce. Unlike his two brothers-in-law, he has always had an eye for food presentation. Jorge and his wife have two daughters.. Table of ContentsIntroduction The Cuban Party Tradition Postres — Desserts Bebidas — Drinks Apertivos — Appetizers Sopas — Soups Platos Principales — Main Dishes Asado al la Parrilla de Patio — Backyard Grilling Acompañamientos — Side Dishes Cuban Food Glossary Sources Acknowledgments About the Three Guys from Miami What Our Readers Are SayingAdd a comment for a chance to win!
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