Already in its third printing – 101 Things To Do With Bacon
101 Things To Do With Bacon features everyone’s favorite — crunchy, crispy bacon! Part of Gibbs Smith’s bestselling “101 Things To Do With…” series, this book features new twists on old favorites as well as inventive new recipes for appetizers, salads, soups, main courses, side dishes, breakfasts – and even desserts! Try Maple Bacon Waffles, Chicken Bacon Caesar Salad, Bacon Reuben Sandwiches, Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes with Candied Bacon, Bacon Cheeseburger Meatloaf and more! 101 Things To Do With Bacon is available online, at bookstores and through BENSA International, the exclusive society for bacon lovers.
The Rusty Parrot Cookbook
From pecan coffeecake to crispy crabcakes to a decadent, grown-up version of S’mores, The Rusty Parrot Cookbook contains over 90 sumptuous recipes from the award-winning Rusty Parrot Lodge and Spa‘s intimate Wild Sage dining room. Published by Gibbs Smith Publisher, the 224-page, 9- by 12-inch coffee table book by Darla Worden and Eliza Cross features hundreds of beautiful images shot by Jackson photographer David Swift, detailed recipes by Executive Chef Jeffrey Blackwell, wine pairing recommendations and tasting notes from sommelier William Lucius, history and lore about the Jackson Hole area, plus sidebars about the Rusty Parrot’s trademark brand of Western hospitality.
Family Home of the New West
Family Home of the New West is a four-color, 144-page design book with hundreds of photographs and ideas for comfortable, practical, stylish living. As families and architectural styles have changed, so has the definition of what a family home should be. Today’s living spaces must function for families whose members span different generations, interests, work, and school schedules. You’ll find abundant inspiration from the family-friendly homes in this book – for everything from tiny details to major remodels. From the desert vistas of the Southwest to the high country panoramas of the Rocky Mountains, homeowners open their doors to share living spaces that are stylish and personal, yet inherently practical. You’ll discover solutions to common challenges and ideas that translate to varying budgets, with the details and resources to help you develop your home’s own personal style and character. This book was the winner of the Colorado Authors’ League Top Hand Award for Best Nonfiction Service or Informational Book in 2007.Food Lovers’ Guide to Colorado
Winner of the 2006 Colorado Authors’ League Top Hand Award for the Best Nonfiction Service and Informational Book, Food Lovers’ Guide to Colorado was first published by The Globe Pequot Press in 2003; an expanded new edition was published in 2006. The guide features hundreds of listings for a wide range of products, venues and activities for those of us who love to eat and drink: cooking classes, wine tastings, neat little shops, Colorado-based food producers, farm stands’ and farmers markets, wineries, breweries, food festivals and events, a little trivia and lore, unusual recipes, and a handful of Colorado’s landmark restaurants.
