Robb Walsh's The Chili Cookbook is the cookbook this autumn for every chili lover.
This cookbook brings together amazing pictures -- it works just as well as a coffee table book for entertaining guests. But more importantly The Chili Cookbook provides not only a variety of different chilies from various regions and cultures of the world, but also their
applications in other dishes, and some things that go well with chili
(cornbread for instance -- there's a recipe here that is absolutely mouth-watering).
The Chili Cookbook begins each chapter/section with
interesting tidbits and history of chili. Each recipe also includes some
general information on the origin/idea behind the chili, and some also
have alternate ideas giving more bang for your buck.
In short, this is a multi-use
cookbook that also gives you a tour of the world, and history, through
chili.
I definitely recommend it as an addition to every chef's library.
I received a free copy of this book as part of the Blogging for Books program in exchange for my honest review here.
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