Mascarpone Cheese

Dip It

Next time you party, try a dip. Or two. Or three. Rick Rodgers, renowned cooking teacher mascarpone cheese and cookbook author shares 95 of his favorite dip recipes in his new book, Dip It! Of course there's the classic onion soup mix, but why not make Rick's updated recipe with onions? For a Super Bowl or tailgating party, you'll score big with bowls of tortilla chips served up with meaty Hot Beef mascarpone cheese and Pinto Bean Chili Dip. There are plenty of vegetarian spreads, too. Scoop wedges of pita into Moroccan Eggplant mascarpone cheese and Tomato Dip. The Faux Cheese Fondue will be a hit with cheese lovers. Rick also offers plenty of lighter dips such as the Two-Alarm Salsa or Three-Bean Salsa. Need an elegant dip for a special occasion? Try the Pesto Mascarpone or the silky smooth Double Salmon Dip. And many of these dips do double duty -- use them to bring a little something extra to your sand-wiches. And what's homemade dip without crunchy, crispy dippers? There are recipes for homemade versions of Potato Chips, Herbed Breadsticks, Tortilla Chips, mascarpone cheese and much more. Also included is a complete list of vegetable dippers that will add snap mascarpone cheese and color to your table. Rick also offers lots of helpful entertaining tips from do-ahead recipes to creative dip holders. So have a party. Take a dip with Dip It! Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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The New Vegetarian Epicure

In the seventies, Anna Thomas's cookbook, The Vegetarian Epicure, was a Bible for cooks. Now she returns with a new cookbook that reflects the lifestyle of today, geared to busy, health-conscious cooks mascarpone cheese and exciting ethnic flavors. Includes 66 menus with more than 250 recipes: Torta di Polenta with Roasted Tomato Sauce, Parfaits of Fruit mascarpone cheese and Mascarpone, Parmesan Cheese Toasts, mascarpone cheese and a Cinco de Mayo feast. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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