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Meat Cookbooks and Recipes
Meat from cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, etc., forms an important part of the
diet in many countries. There are many different ways of cooking and preparing
meat.
Here are some meat recipes:
- Beef Bourguignon
(French: Bœuf bourguignon)
- This French dish is
a beef stew cooked in red wine, flavored with garlic and herbs, carrots, onions and lardons (bacon from the back fat
of a pig), and then garnished with onions and mushrooms.
- Boliche - This is popular Cuban recipe
is a beef eye round roast stuffed with chorizo, all in a tomato sauce.

- Beef Stroganoff - This is a Russian dish,
although it probably has Franco-Russian origins (i.e. was probably invented
by a French chef working for Russian nobility). The dish consists
of sautéed pieces of beef served in a sauce with sour cream.
- Biltong - This is a South African dish
similar to jerky. It is made from salted dried meat such as beef or from
game.
- Bratwurst - German cuisine is well known
for its sausages. Bratwurst a type of sausage made from beef, pork or veal.
They are often eaten with mustard
and ketchup, and can also be used as an ingredient in other dishes.
- Chili con carne - This is a dish found in
Mexican cuisine and
Southwestern cuisine.
It is a spicy stew made from ground beef and chile peppers.
Some versions of the stew add beans, onion or tomato, but there are also
many people who say that these "filler" ingredients should not
be added.
- Döner kebap - This is a recipe from Turkish cuisine
which has become popular as a fast-food all over the world. The dish is made by cooking meat
on a rotating spit (in
Turkish,
döner kebap means "turning roast"(.
The meat is usually served in a pide (Turkish pita bread), and in the fast-food version
(originally invented by the
the Turkish community resident in
Germany),
salad is placed in the bread as well.
- Kibbeh - This dish is found in
Israeli cuisine and
Lebanese cuisine.
It is made from ground meat, flour and spices, which are made into a ball and then fried.

- Kleftiko - This is a famous Greek recipe that is
made by marinating lamb in garlic and lemon, and then slowly cooking it in a pit oven.
The dish is named for the "klephts" (literally "thieves"), and hence
kleftiko is the "meat of thieves". It should be noted that in this context,
"thieves" has a positive association (similar to Robin Hood),
as it refers to bandits and others who were resisted Ottoman rule over
Greece (which lasted from the mid-15th
to the early 19th century), and went on to participate in the Greek War of Independence (1821 to 1829).
- Liver mush - Liver mush is a food stuff used in
Southern cuisine, and particularly
popular in North Carolina.
It is made from pig liver with cornmeal, flavored with pepper and sage,
and is in a loaf shape. Slices are cut from the loaf, and then cooked
ina skillet or used as an ingredient in other dishes, including
omelettes and even pizzas.
- Meatloaf - This is originally a Midwestern dish,
but has become popular throughout the whole
United States.
It is made from seasoned ground meat, shaped into a loaf and then baked.
Beef is usually used to make the dish, but pork or veal are alternative choices.
Meatloaf is can be served with gravy, tomato sauce, or
barbecue sauce.
- Sfiha - This is an Arab recipe
(originally from Syria) for open (there is
no dough on top) meat pies.

- Shepherd's pie -
This is a British recipe
made from ground ("minced") lamb, covered with a layer of
mashed potato (and sometimes cheese), and then cooked in the oven.
Instead of lamb, the dish can also be made using ground ("minced")
beef, in which case it is usually known as
"cottage pie".

- Stifado - A classic of
Greek cuisine and
Cypriot cuisine.
Stifado is a beef, tomato and onion stew, flavored with red wine.

- Wiener schnitzel - This Austrian dish's
name, translated from
German,
means "Viennese cutlet".
It is made by dipping thin
slices of meat (veal traditionally but other meats are nowadays often used)
in a wheat flour, eggs and bread crumbs, and then deep-frying.
Wiener schnitzel is usually served with a slice of lemon and
a potato salad.
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By Fergus Henderson
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By Chris Lilly
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Amazon.com Review: Book Description Winners of the World Championship BBQ Cook-Off for six years in a row and with hundreds of other contest ribbons as well, nobody does barbecue better than Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q in Decatur, Alabama. Chris Lilly, executive chef of Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q and great-grandson-in-law of Big Bob himself, now passes on the family secrets in this quintessential guide to barbecue. From dry rubs to glazes and from sauces to slathers, Lilly gives the lowdown on Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q's award-winning seasonings and combinations. You’ll learn the unique flavors of different woods and you’ll get insider tips on creating the right heat—be it in a charcoal grill, home oven, or backyard ground pit. Then, get the scoop on pulled pork, smoked beef brisket, pit-fired poultry, and, of course, ribs. Complete the feast with sides like red-skin potato salad and black-eyed peas. And surely you’ll want to save room for Lilly’s dessert recipes, such as Big Mama’s Pound Cake. Loaded with succulent photographs, easy-to-follow instructions, and colorful stories, Big Bob Gibson’s BBQ Book honors the legacy of Big Bob Gibson—and of great barbeque. From Big Bob Gibson's BBQ Book: White Sauce
People raised in Decatur, Alabama, know that barbecue sauce is supposed to be white. For more than eighty years, Big Bob Gibson’s has been dunking its golden-brown birds, fifty at a time, into a vat of this tangy, peppery white sauce. The steaming, glistening chickens are then cut to order for our customers. For years and years the restaurant’s early-morning cooks closely guarded the white sauce recipe, which was made each day before the day shift arrived. However, even without doing the math, I can tell you that hundreds of cooks have passed through the pitrooms of Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q, so I don’t think you can describe this recipe as "closely guarded" anymore. I do know that Big Bob’s techniques and recipes, including his white sauce, have influenced the flavors of regional barbecue in Alabama. The great thing about passing secrets is that every time they are shared they change slightly. There is now a large number of "authentic" versions of Big Bob’s original secret recipe and cooking method—all different from one another. This is one of my favorite examples. Ingredients - 2 cups mayonnaise
- 1 cup distilled white vinegar
- 1/2 cup apple juice
- 2 teaspoons prepared horseradish
- 2 teaspoons ground black pepper
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
(Makes 4 cups) Directions In a large bowl, combine all the ingredients and blend well. Use as a marinade, baste, or dipping sauce. Store refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks. |
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Click Here | Product Description: Soups Macaroni and other Pastes Rice, Etc. Sauces Eggs Fish Vegetables Meats Salads Desserts Index SOUPS BEEF SOUP STOCK (_Brodo di Carne_) 1 pound of round of beef 2 quarts of water 2 small, new carrots, or 1/2 of an old carrot 1/2 pound of beef bones 2 small potatoes 1 onion 1 tomato, fresh or canned Parsley Boil the beef, bones, and vegetables in two quarts of water over a slow fire--adding pepper and salt. Skim occasionally, and after two hours add two tablespoons of sherry; then strain through fine soup-strainer or cheese-cloth. This is the basis of all the following soups, except when otherwise stated. To make this stock richer, add a turkey leg to above receipt; boil one and a half hours, then add one-half a pound of finely chopped beef. Cook for half an hour longer, then strain. To make meat jelly, add a little gelatine to the soup stock five minutes before straining. To give a good dark color to the stock, add a few drops of "caramel," which is prepared in the following manner: Put three tablespoons of granulated sugar into a saucepan with a little water, and until the sugar has become dark and reddish; then add a little more water and boil again until the sugar is melted. Strain and pour into a bottle when the caramel will keep perfectly for several weeks. CHICKEN BROTH (_Brodo di Capone_) This is made like the meat stock, substituting a fowl in place of the beef and bones. RICE SOUP (_Minestra di Riso_) Meat stock 2 tablespoons of rice Cover the rice with water and boil for ten minutes; then drain and add to the stock (after it has been strained), and boil for five or ten minutes more. STRACCIATELLA SOUP (_Minestra di Stracciatella_) 1 egg 1/2 tablespoon of Parmesan cheese 1 tablespoon bread crumbs Beat the egg, yolk and white together; add salt and the cheese, grated, and the bread crumbs; mix well together and add to the boiling stock (strained). Stir well with a fork to prevent the egg from setting, and boil for four or five minutes. VEGETABLE CHOWDER (_Minestrone alla Milanese_) 1/2 quart of stock 2 slices of lean pork, or a ham bone 2 tomatoes, fresh or canned 1 cup of rice 2 tablespoons of dried beans 1 tablespoon of peas, fresh or canned 2 onions Put into the stock the slices of pork, cut into small pieces; or, if desired, a ham bone may be substituted for the pork. Add the tomatoes, cut into small pieces also, the onions, in small pieces, and the rice. Boil all together until the rice is cooked. Then add the beans and the peas and cook a little longer. The soup is ready when it is thick. If desired, this chowder can be made with fish broth instead of the stock, and with the addition of shrimps which have been taken from their shells. This dish can be served hot or cold. FISH BROTH |
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