Treme: The Cookbook: In the Kitchen with the Stars of the Award-Winning HBO Series by Lolis Eric Elie
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Oatmeal and fresh berry parfaits with Chantilly cream
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Everything was on point in this simple dessert. Also, bonus points for eating whole grains! You can even eat it for (boozy) breakfast!
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Peppered hanger steak with crispy rice cakes
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The rice cakes were the big(gest) winner here—frying the chilled rice not only lends textural contrast, but also adds a deep nuttiness to the crust that I simply couldn't believe came from the rice
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Clemenceau'd shrimp
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The components were each a perfect match and came together in harmony on the plate. A generous pour of butter sauce is the unifying force.
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Creole succotash
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Even with the extra pork, the final dish lacked a little oomph. To amp things up, be sure to find strongly flavored andouille and ham. The shrimp didn't need the full 15 minutes to cook through...
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Stuffed mirliton
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Take care when hollowing out the boiled mirlitons... The skin is super soft and can tear a hole. ...didn't need as much time as advertised. Check to see how they're coming along after 30 minutes.
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- ISBN 10 1452124477
- ISBN 13 9781452124476
- Published Jul 23 2013
- Format eBook
- Page Count 240
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher Chronicle Books
Publishers Text
The companion cookbook to David Simon's HBO series, Treme (pronounced 'Truh-MAY'), which takes viewers into the rebuilding of New Orleans, post-Katrina. Treme refers to one of the city's oldest neighborhoods and the one recognised as the heart and soul of the city's African-American culture. Cooking is one of the primary topics in the show and notable food writers and chefs contribute to and appear throughout the series, including: John Besh, Tom Colicchio, Alan Richman, David Chang, Eric Ripert, and Anthony Bourdain. At the center of the food storyline is cook Jeanette Desautel, who is the voice of the cookbook. The 100+ recipes all celebrate New Orleans cooking (and drinking) with its modern-day melange of influences, ranging from Creole to Vietnamese and down-home to white-tablecloth fare, including recipes from Chang, Ripert and Besh. The history of the city's food traditions is told in about 25 essays that appear throughout the chapters. The book will be illustrated with sense-of-place scenery from the show, along with 24-30 styled food shots. A foreword by Anthony Bourdain provides perfect context for the recipes, history and storytelling that will make this a heritage collection.Other cookbooks by this author
- Cornbread Nation 2: The United States of Barbecue
- Rodney Scott's World of BBQ: Recipes and Perspectives from the Legendary Pitmaster
- Rodney Scott's World of BBQ: Recipes and Perspectives from the Legendary Pitmaster
- Smokestack Lightening: Adventures in the Heart of Barbecue Country
- Smokestack Lightning: Adventures In The Heart of Barbecue Country
- Smokestack Lightning: Adventures in the Heart of Barbecue Country
- Smokestack Lightning: Adventures in the Heart of Barbecue Country
- Treme: Stories and Recipes from the Heart of New Orleans


