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Synopsis The public loved The Great Chile Book, published in late 1991. Now Mark Miller follows it up with the most innovative salsa book of the year--featuring traditional ingredients like chiles and tomato but reaching out to create corn, fruit, and vegetable salsas also. 64 recipes. Full color throughout. ____________________________________________________________________________________
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The publisher, goldwest@goodnet.com , May 11, 1998 More than 100,000 sold. Simple and delicious salsa recipes. A comb-bound, user-friendly salsa cookbook. Best selling book features recipes for salsas for dipping, appetizers, meat, poultry, fish and dessert and fruit salsas. ____________________________________________________________________________________
More than condiments but not exactly side dishes, the combinations of fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices featured in this book are the very definition of flavor when eaten by themselves, and add a jolt of taste that can dress up any main course. Here are 40 inventive, easy-to-make recipes ranging from the familiar to the exotic. Full-color photos. ____________________________________________________________________________________
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