California Mexican-Spanish Cook Book: Selected Mexican and Spanish Recipes
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A practical, lesson-oriented cookbook presents adapted Mexican and Spanish recipes as prepared in California, emphasizing correct proportions and practical methods. It organizes dishes into salads, soups, tortillas, enchiladas, sauces, pickles, chiles, tamales, meat dishes, beans, rice, eggs, stuffed vegetables, pastas, and desserts, with sample menus and serving suggestions. The author classifies sauces and dressings to avoid repetition, offers lists of Mexican pantry supplies and preparation notes, and provides step-by-step recipes and regional techniques for flavors and presentation. Occasional culinary explanations clarify that many so-called Spanish dishes are local adaptations of Mexican and indigenous foods, while shared tips help home cooks and caterers reproduce authentic results.
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