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My guest this week is Mark Stevens with his new book “Cooking with Spices – 100 Recipes for Blends, Marinades, and Sauces from Around the World.”

Send your taste buds around the world with easy-to-make rubs, blends, sauces, and pastes from Cooking with Spices

Knowing how to balance flavor and spice can transform a dish. But whether you’re looking to liven up what’s already in the refrigerator or trying something new, figuring out just the right blend of spices to use can be intimidating. Cooking with Spices is a comprehensive reference cookbook that explains the regional origins of spices from around the world and gives you easy-to-follow recipes for rubs, pastes, sauces, and blends. Cooking with Spices serves up recipes with a pinch of history to give your taste buds something to talk about.

Cooking with Spices includes:

  • Over 100 Recipes— featuring simple, step-by-step instructions for rubs, pastes, sauces, and blends for everyday seasoning
  • Spice 101— explaining the regions, cultural significance, medicinal uses, complements and pairs of over 50 easy-to-find spices from all over the world
  • Illustrated Guides— showing the perfect food pairings for spices

Recipes in Cooking with Spices include: Chinese Five-Spice Blend, South Pacific Honey Paste, Backcountry Chimichurri Sauce, Harissa Rub, Sicilian Saffron Sauce, and many more!

Set salt and pepper aside and throw some variety into the mix with the savory flavors from Cooking with Spices .

About the Author
MARK C. STEVENS acquired his love for flavor and food from his Italian grandmother. Following his passion around the world, Mark has tested culinary delights on almost every continent. When Mark is not trading recipes with locals or cooking for friends, he works in film and television.

 

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Good Life Guy’s Wine of the Week:
2016 King Estate Pinot Gris
The 2016 vintage is a gorgeous, mouth-watering example from another stellar Oregon growing season. This has a pale straw color with glistening edges. Aromas of ripe pear, fresh cantaloupe and honeysuckle fill the glass. Juicy flavors of just ripe pear, wild honey and pineapple are framed by a balance of viscous texture and clean, racy acidity.   I really like this wine and it shows the fine vintage and the talented wine making at the home of Pinot Gris in Oregon – King Estate.

91 Points “Editors’ Choice” – Wine Enthusiast

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