Acorns & Cattails: A Modern Foraging Cookbook of Forest, Farm & Field

Acorns & Cattails: A Modern Foraging Cookbook of Forest, Farm & Field

The culinary do-it-without anyone else's help time is going all out! Numerous gourmet specialists and cooks are looking for a more profound association with their food through searching, cultivating, and chasing, driving numerous to throw away the meal for present day turns on recognizable nourishments.

In Acorns and Cattails, broadly acclaimed culinary specialist Rob Connoley offers more than one hundred plans highlighting fixings that any home cook can scavenge, develop, or chase. Every formula shares present day flavor and surface pairings that will energize proficient culinary expert and home cook the same. The ameliorating mesquite chocolate chip treat, the liberal pork gut poppers, and the haute hackberry hare paté dispatch natively constructed do-it-without anyone else's help dishes into current works of art.

Notwithstanding figuring out how to cook searched and cultivated nourishments, perusers will investigate the nuts and bolts of wild plant reaping (counting ID and moral prescribed procedures) while appreciating funny accounts from Connoley's long periods of far off social occasion. Picture taker Jay Hemphill likewise presents dazzling pictures that catch the abundance of North America.

About the Author
Rob Connoley is a James Beard semi-finalist for best southwest chef and is the owner of the Curious Kumquat. He has received acclaim in the New York Times, Saveur magazine, Sunset magazine, and Gastronomica. Connoley farms in the high desert of the Southwestern United States and hunts and forages the world over seeking the greatest ingredients that Earth has to offer. He resides in Silver City, New Mexico.

Jay Hemphill grew up in the Kansas City area and is a graduate of Western New Mexico University, where he earned his BFA in photography. He resides in Silver City, New Mexico. Absolutely gorgeous book! I bought it because I had dinner at the restaurant every time an epicure friend came to our little town and had lunch every Thursday there too. The friends were blown away by the presentation, imagination and flavors.. I wanted a lasting memory of those times. Not only are the phorotgraphs outstanding but the recipes work for me and I get compliments on "my" cuisine (Rob's recipes). His reputation is known through me alone from California to Colorado and beyond. I have friends in St. Louis panting for the new restaurant to open. -KS. Rossman

Let's get this out of the way: yes, that's my name on the cover as "Contributions by". Why is my name there? Because I love to write and Rob Connoley is the best Chef I have ever encountered in more than a decade as a foodie and restaurant critic. That includes Thomas Keller. That includes David Chang. I could go on. What makes Rob and his cooking interesting, recommendable, and delicious? Integrity; his foundation is integrity. Integrity underlies every single thing he does. On that foundation is laid his curiosity, his talent as a cook, and his love of outdoor places. This means he will go out at 6am to snip some wild herbs for the evening's dinner service: just enough for the dishes, not nearly so much as to disrupt the growth of that patch of foliage. He wants there to be enough, always. His integrity means that taking a short-cut is not only unappealing, but it is boring. Pop-tarts from scratch? Check. Your own cured ham that takes nothing more than time? Check. The best chocolate chip cookies you've ever tasted, made with sustainable mesquite flour? Check. Rob's sweet tooth is legendary and it leads to some outstanding recipes in this book, from cookies to tea cakes to chocolates. The Ginger Horehound cookies are my favorite.-Andrea F. 

This is more than food porn (although it is that too, with gorgeous photography provided by Jay Hemphill), it's an insight into the mind and ethos of a committed professional with a commitment to sustainability and responsible food production. The recipes are exotic, clear and concise - and manageable. I really enjoyed the thoughtful essays on Chef Rob's background, and food team, including foraging experts, a naturalist and his dog, Lexi. I may not cook from this cookbook everyday, but the principles it explores make me think daily about the food I purchase, prepare and consume and its impact on the local, regional and global environment. -R. Williams 

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